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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
23
Local notice details a proposed Splitane electric plant at Muscatine with an estimated cost of 870000. The report also covers residents traveling, visits, farming notes, and weather, painting a snapshot of community life and local commerce in the area.
Farmers Supply Co promotes exclusive Original Big Rail Deering twine, touting non tangling cover winding and strong performance. Special week price 86 per bale, then 6.25 after July 1, with 25 cents off on two bales. Also announces Minnesota machinery line takeover including binders and mowers from John Deere and Deering, and a humorous local anecdotes section.
Vincent Kelly and George Graettinger were business callers at Dol liver Monday. Nels Peterson of White, South Dakota, was a guest at Peter Duhn’s last week. Mr and Mrs Alfred Ruud of Royal were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Thompson. Columbia College in Dubuque plans a $100000 gym next year. Sibley creamery sold a carload of cooling tanks for pure cream. Jacob Eisler of Humboldt claims a potato-raising championship and keeps large fry-ready chickens. About 12000 tons of wool shipped from Hamilton County, from 1200 sheep. A local planing mill contracted with A G Mills of Sioux Rapids to make a new endgate. M E church delegates chosen for national conference. O R Gardner elected lay delegate. Storm Lake hosted Iowa legislature reception June 22. Nellie Anderson of Ivanhoe is new clerk at C A Jensen store. Lily Johnson returns to Linn Grove. W L O’Conner visited from Fairmont. Sibley folks fined for fishing with gill nets at Spirit Lake and the Okobojis. Albert Lake corn crib destroyed by fire. origin unknown. Embroidery Club meeting with social luncheon at five-thirty. P J Paulsen returned from Dubuque and Chicago. attended a convention. Mrs EB Geore visited son Rolland in Chicago. returned with Paulsen family.
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