Graettinger Ends Season With Double Victory Over Superior
Graettinger high school closes the 1981-82 season with a girls 81 the 23 win and a boys 88 to 12 win over Superior. Coach Everitt praises the girls, while Coach Arney uses a fast breaking offense and ten players for the boys. Next week the girls advance to Ringsted for state play and the boys travel to Matherville for the first round.
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Antone Johnson Injured In Fog Collision
The Emmetsburg Tribune reports Antone Johnson of Council Bluffa, formerly of Graethinger, was in an auto accident Wednesday. Driving in fog he struck a truck, suffering a broken rib and a scratched face. His car sustained damage and he had a close call.
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Council Bluffa
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Public Auction of Olaf Rier Household Goods in Graettinger
Olaf Ri er household goods to be sold at public auction Saturday at 2 p m in Graettinger. A complete line of fine new furniture will be offered. Sale expected to draw a large crowd. Details in this week's Times. Spencer Road closed yesterday due to Federal Highway No 18 conditions.
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Graettinger
Thiaa
Spencer
Recall of Torch Light procession and 1800s campaign echoes
A fragmentary reminiscence cites Clemmensen of Gilbaugh & Clemmensen recalling a Torch Light procession campaign comparing it to Bryan McKinley era events. The transcript hints at a platform debate, street parade scenes, and lingering memories from a Wisconsin block corner narrative.
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Gilbaugh
Market Day Sale In Graettinger Saturday March 12
Auctioneers Grodland and Reeves and Clerk H A Bleenbaat of the First National Bank of Graettinger will conduct a large market sale in Graettinger on Saturday March 12. Horses cattle hogs and sheep will be sold along with machinery household goods poultry grain seeds and other items. Livestock owners are urged to list their property with the auctioneers or clerk.
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H.A. Bleenbaat
First National Bank of
West Bend candidate B F McFarland seeks state senate seat
B F McFarland of West Bend enters the democratic race for state senator in Iowa's 47th district. The West Bend Journal notes his local recognition and outlines his life from Avoca to Palo Alto and West Bend, including early schooling, business ties, and Coe College studies, with a continuation on page three.
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West Bend
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Towa
West Bend Journal
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R. M. J.) McFarland
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Iowa heavyweight star may enter Fort Dodge AAU meet
Bernard Doerning of Urachtin ger High School, current Iowa heavyweight champion, may enter the AAU meet at Fort Dodge next week in the 175 pound class. He weighs 188 pounds now and would need to work out to drop to 175, but an injured arm recovery would be a hurdle. His entry is not yet certain.
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Urachtinger High School
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Preaent
Hls
Cash Bargains at Charley Jensen Big Opening Day
Charley Jensen promotes a Saturday opening on March 3 with hundreds of items at new cash prices and several one day only specials. Sheriff Rhea and Republican sheriff candidate Yor Ne-Blec are mentioned in a political card within the issue.
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RL. Shea
Ummeraburg
Arnel A
al Ant
Moving day and tax season usher in March weather
On Tuesday the first of March, moving day coincides with the start of tax paying season and a March weather pattern. Snow and ice melt show while rains continue, making side roads nearly impassable and highways rough. drivers report sections gelling out and tractors aiding cars through soft spots as northwest Iowa residents cope with wet, unsettled early spring conditions.
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Jensen Farm
John Rathman Place
Federal
Crippen Corner
Sherman
Lewa
Snow and frost notes from February end
Reports describe sleet turning to snow Tuesday night with about a half inch accumulation. Wednesday remained cool with most snow still on the ground. Early February frost depth reached eighteen inches in a Grachtener garden, a notable late winter record.
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Doin P. Wagner
Grachtinger
Wigner
Beer And Wine Only 25c A Quart In The Fatherland
John Kleen Pocahontas blacksmith and manufacturer returned from Germany after Christmas with his parents and family. He traveled via Europe on the Europa, met celebrities Jolson and Will Rogers, noted high taxes and tariffs, rising prices on staples, and the view that Germany is not inviting Americans to relocate. Prices listed include steak 25 cents a pound, eggs 12 cents a dozen, butter 80 cents, milk 7 cents a quart. Common laborers reportedly earn about $1.26 a day.
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Ostgrossefehn
Kleen
Carl
Westphalen
Mohlenburg
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Germany
Sarsfield Deneen Victim Of Heart Failure Yesterday
Sarsfield Deneen of Emmetsburg died early Wednesday from a heart attack after retirement. He was 89 in December, a World War veteran, survived by his wife, two daughters, his parents, two brothers and four sisters. Funeral in Emmetsburg Sunday at 9:30 AM.
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Times Office
Ma Doneen
Tuesie Denenn
Dr. Cretzmeyer
Pather Winnegan
Mr. Deneen
Ape
Emmoetsburg
Bowman Gard ner Gave Talks At League Meet
A Citizen's League meeting in Emmetsburg Tuesday afternoon drew good attendance despite rough roads. Chairman Charles Bleekwenn presided as W L O'Connor attended. The group discussed removing deputies from treasurer and auditor posts. Farm Bureau forfeited its state appropriation due to an improperly filed January report. Board of Supervisors members met with league members as county estates were discussed. H H Bowman of Waterloo delivered a 30 minute talk. W Gardner spoke on present day conditions and gave causes for them.
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Order Tax Receipts At First National Bank
Taxpayers in Graettinger are urged to notify the First National Bank to order tax receipts. Last spring some chose to pay a one percent penalty on the first half, causing confusion since receipts cannot be returned once ordered. Property owners should declare their wishes to have receipts ordered.
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Furniture sale at Henderson Furniture Co ends Saturday
The Hen Henderson Furniture Co announces a big furniture sale ending this Saturday March 6 with hundreds of bargains. An advertisement in this issue invites furniture buyers to read details. The Times features J. J. Martin a candidate for county treasurer, praising his tenure and capability in Palo Alto County.
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Henderson Furniture CO
Doerning Wins State Crown in Ames Wrestling Meet
Graettinger High School, smallest in the field, earned one state championship as Bernard Doerning claimed the heavyweight title at Ames. He joined teammates Swift Duffy and Jones, with Doerning posting three straight falls to seal the victory amid tight team scoring with Cher okee Carroll Cresco. Doerning’s victory capped Graettinger’s weekend as reporters tracked the meet from ringside.
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Graettinger High School
Kenneth Swift
Eugene Duffy
Donald Jones
Graettinger High Heads to State Basketball Tournament
Graettinger High plays in Class A after enrollment boosts. Coach Arney’s team draws Obe yed in Us therville on Friday at eleven with a potential Saturday afternoon meeting with Spirit Lake Armstrong winner. If victorious they face Spencer Estherville or Milford Saturday night at 8 30. The squad is ready and optimistic to advance.
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Arney
Basketeers
Ustherville
Spirit Lake-Armstrong
Spencer
Estherville
Milford
Wallingford's Annual Market Sale March 19
Wallingford business men announce their annual Market Day sale will be held Saturday March 19 with a strong line of live stock poultry machinery feeds and household goods. Grodland Reeves of Graattingar will manage the sale and the Darmera Sav sage bank of Wallingford will clerk the event.
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Graattingar
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Local auction team plans Terri Marsh sales day
Ruthven Mauxkot of Grodland and Reaves informs the Times that market day sales will be conducted at Terri Marsh and Ruthve Marsh, with the Grodland team handling the auction duties.
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Ruthven Mauxkot
Grodland
Doerning Defeats Whinnery in Fast IA Round Match
Doerning of Graettinger wins by a fall over Whinnery of Fort Dodge in a rapid first round, but sustains a torn ligament in the right arm. X rays confirm the injury after the fall. Saturday morning Bernard advances to semis by a fall in five minutes and fifty one seconds, though he must wrestle with the hurt arm.
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Iowa Training School
Republican Caucus At City Hall Saturday Night
A Republican caucus is planned for City Hall on Saturday night in Grante Itinger Iowa. The event will be held March 1982 with unspecified admission and aims to discuss local party matters and future candidacy.
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Grante Itinger
Towa
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