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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
3
Fragmented notice reads about monthly payments and advance pricing for a publication in Giset tinger Iowa. It mentions public meetings, bree advertlaine, and deadlines for copy by Tuesday, with Ali Hila referenced in payment terms. The legibility is limited but shows subscription terms and public notices.
R F Munson, freight conductor for over twenty five years, was killed in a piano mishap at the Humboldt Estherville division depot. Born November 21 1861 in Rutland Vermont he moved to Minnesota in 1868 and to Humboldt in 1878. He leaves a wife Dellong South Cedar Falls two children Clyds and Minnie and his parents and siblings. The funeral was held at his home and burial planned for Humboldt. He was active in the O R O and well regarded by coworkers.
A Woodmen Picnic held Wednesday last year drew a large crowd in Ringsted. Morning band concert preceded events at Axelto grove with a program, piano solos by Miss Nettle McGullough, and vocal numbers by Marion Motohot and Billian Suss. Christopher welcomed attendees. C B Cobbin of Emmatsburg delivered the principal address. Children enjoyed races won by Mika Magner, MB. Bening, and Francis George. Ringsted beat local boys 18 innings in a baseball game. Entertainment included a merry go round and an evening bowery party with Tsch Orchestra.
A local home talent play titled Qur Obgreh Pair drew a strong audience Tuesday evening. The cast, led by Mrs. P. J. Poulsen as the giddy young woman and Mrs. Henry as a fan favorite, delivered solid performances. Mrs. Addison and Mrs. Oshar received praise for sharp delivery while Mrs. Shaver’s portrayal of a newlywed offered lively comic timing.
Alia Waa presented an economical beat to the group, with Har aoling praised. Mrs Lawson was noted, and Mrn Be Marviman led the event's Pitt of Mrs. Lawson. Gene rally entertained, the audience enjoyed the evening's performance.
The Bewlth African woman is described as highly domesticated able to marry cleverly cook well and manage household tasks. South African towns are noted for social and leisure activities while rural life brings veld loneliness. The piece discusses adaptability health and prosperity tied to traditional roles and marital expectations.
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