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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

4

Mrs Oleson Widow of Southwest of Town Passes Away

Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Ole C. Oleson aged 47 of Palo Alto county following pneumonia and surgery. Survived by husband Ole C. Oleson, eleven children, mother, one brother Peter Hendrickson and six sisters. Service held at Danish Lutheran church in South Walnut with interment at South Walnut cemetery. Large attendance and community mourning described.

Ole C. Oleson Estherville Hospital Danish T Lutheran Church South Walnut H. P. K. Hansen Kristine Marie Hendricksen Grundy County Iowa Palo Alto County T. I. Hendricksen Ole C. Gleson Edna Christina Norman Lawrence Clarence Oliver Mervel LeRoy Viola Elving Laurinia Ethel Vivian Ethaline Lillian Grandeviere Virgil LaVerne Orville Clifford T. S. Hendrickson Peter Hendrickson Jews City Mary Anna Laura Sameas Olson Gort

Teachers Hired For Next Year At Local School

Mrs. E. 8. George, president of the school board, says all teachers for next year are hired. Grade teachers include Ida Gunderson Florence Wiger Esther Simonsen Lillian Millen Cora Christopher Clara May Shatava. High School staff lists Geo A White J L Fidlar Frances Duhige Irene Barnett Helen Lambe Melva Jones Arlen Hipple. Shatava Jones are Town University students Hipple a Cornell graduate. Physical education added this year per state regulation for accredited schools.

E. 8. George Informa Us Ida Gunderson Florence Wiger Esther Simonsen Lillian Millen Cora Christopher Clara May Shatava Geo. A. White J. L. Fidlar Frances Duhige Irene Barnett Helen Lambe Melva Jones Arlen Hipple

Ringsted Residents Praised For Neater Streets And Lawns

A Ringsted visitor observed Ringsted’s streets and lawns as neater than Graettinger’s. The writer admits Ringsted has many fine residences and well kept lawns during a drive through the town last month.

Ringsted Graettinger

Cream Thieves Active Again In Locality

Local farmers report ongoing cream thefts across Ruthven, Grachtinger, and Lost Inland township. Robberies include Nettie Thoreson and Robert Rierson farms, a Jorgen Anderson neighbor sighting, Shocker place tire theft, and 75 chickens lost near Jorgen Anderson. Citizens urged vigilance ahead of creamery day. A Ku Klux gathering at Estherville drew large attendance with a cross burn and warnings from Rev. LaGrone about enforcement and loyalty to law.

Nettie Thoreson Ole Thoreson Robert Rierson Oliver Osher Jorgen Anderson Mr. Anderson Crickety Ford Jit Shocker Place Mr. Nissen Nettie Whoreson Robert Elsenbaat Farm Jebiekan Ruthven Grachtinger Ku Klux Estherville LaGrone Sheldon

Brown and Griggs Wed in Congegational Ceremony

Brown J. and Miss Laura Griggs united in marriage at the Congegational parsonage with Rev. Brereton officiating. The couple, after a brief wedding trip, will reside on a farm north of the city. Laura Griggs is a Emmetsburg High School graduate and former county teacher. Harry Brown is a Palo Alto native and a respected farmer. Best wishes from friends in Emmetsburg Reporter.

Emmetsburg John Brown Palo Alto Brown

Graettinger Nursery Visit Highlights Peony Display

Weilnastag evening the Times editor and wife visited the Graettinger Nursery to view vast peony blossoms and shrubbery. The nursery, a leading northwest Iowa and southern Minnesota establishment, doubles as a U S government experimental station for cultivating shrubs, plants and trees sourced worldwide.

Weilnastag Times Mra George Graettinger Gnettinger Nursery Iowa Minnesota U. S

Our Inquiring Reporter Opinion on Liberty and Women

A mosaic of quips on dress freedom bootlegging drama and social roles. Mentions Arthur Brisbane Hearst conventions and the war debt while musing on marriage work and aging with a satirical tone. The piece blends social observation with sharp asides on liberty and opportunity.

Husbands' Baseball Excuse Backfires in Mason City Outing

J P Jensen J A Jensen and B Turner tried to sneak to see Gib Paulsen pitch for Mason City against the Union Giants but wives followed in an Overland. They sped through Clear Lake at fifty miles an hour and stopped at the bathing beach for air. Moral: don't teach your wife to drive.

J. P. Jensen J. A. Jensen B. ¥. Turner Gib Paulsen Mason City Union Giants Paul Larkin Alfred Skow Clear Lake Jnst Jensen Turner

Reward Offered For Cream Thieves By Farm Bureau

Palo Alto County Farm Bureau announces a standing $200 reward for the capture and conviction of chicken hog and cream thieves. The notice notes years of petty theft, with hundreds of chickens and occasional entire flocks stolen, and recent cream thefts. The fund, partly raised two years ago to support the reward, will be topped up by the Farm Bureau if needed to ensure payment upon conviction.

Palo Alto Farms Bureau Farm Bureau

Grain firm offers special price on twine

D I McCarty manager of Varmers Grain Co says he is making a special price on twine. An ad in this week's Times calls attention to reduced prices. If the small grain crop between now and harvest requires more twine than usual, it will take more twine to handle the job.

D. I. McCarty Varmers Grain Co

Picnic and Dinner in Ole Thoreson Grove on July Fourth

A picnic dinner is planned in the Ole Thoreson grove on Friday July Fourth with a cordial invitation to all to attend. A special program will be presented and attendees are promised a good time.

Ole Thoreson Grove

Graettinger Market Reports June 25 1924 Update

Market summary from Graettinger dated Wednesday June 25 1924 lists prices for corn oats chickens roosters eggs butter and other staples with brief, unreadable entries. Prices appear in old currency and vary by item with no clear quantities or buyers noted.

Graettinger

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