Local Auctioneers and Residents Attend Weekend Visits
Reeves wore Emmelsburg caliars Saturday. Guy Campbell of Himmelsburg was so gentle at the A Suns home. Suns dey James Lenny and Merle Turner of Curlew were Graetlinger callers Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Wagner motored to Mallard Sunday. J. Sulliving and children were guests at the Galleger home Monnetsburg Sunday. The Misses Verit Gradland and Vivian Novels were weekend guests of Mira Trane. Westergard at Sioux Malls. Mr and Mrs Patterson held an auction sale recently and left for Waterloo to make their future home with many friends sending best wishes.
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Grodiandani
Reeves
Emmelsburg
Guy Campbell
Himmelsburg
A. A. Suns
Dey James
Lenny
Merle ‘Turner
Curlew
Graetlinger
Pris
Atu
Mra. PE
Gradland
Vivian
Mira Trane
Westergard
Sioux Malls
Patterson
Waterloo
Graettinger and Emmetsburg Social Roundup
Noble of Timmetsburg a Gracttinger entler Saturday. Martin county treasurer and local guests noted. A flood of Graetlinger visitors, calls, and trips to Ames and Emmetsburg filled the week. A new son born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Murphy of Knoxville. Congratulatory notices for families and local officials conclude the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Timmetsburg
Mra
A. It. McMullen
Laneshore
Mrnday
Julius Skow
Julian Skow
Peter Peterson
J. A. Suse
Veeda Connor
OW R. Gardner
Emmetsborg
Srapue
CG. . Norris
Palmer Fretiem
A. Tisenhast
Emmetshry
Jim Jensen
Arnolds Parl
Jensen
Marie Thoreson
Q. J. Thoreson
Lost Island
Kinhing
Wis
da Ma
Wim, Galleger
Mimimersburg
Galleger
Jj, Sullivan
Tet
Sinrouts
Lon Garher
Clarence Doerning
Fulward Sullivan
Ames
Bernard
A. W. Smith
Smith
Iverion
Mia
Elmer Murphy
Knoxville
Lawn
Times
McL. Murphy
States Tax Oleomargarine Across Dairy Regions
Multiple states enact taxes and licenses on oleomargarine with Wisconsin adopting a six cents per pound tax and a $25 retailer license. Over 1,000 Wisconsin farmers rallied at the capitol as the measure moved forward. National bills seek higher federal taxes and ban shipments to states with taxes. Some towns impose five cent per pound inspection and tax, aiming to raise about $300,000 yearly and curb consumption in favor of butter. Iowa bans colored oleomargarine and its use in state institutions.
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Towa
Towa Department of Agevicult
Wisconsin
Capitol Square
Iowa
South Dakota Farmers Need Seed Oats and Barley
A request from South Dakota for balp seed oats and barley has been received at the Farm Bureau office, county agent W. K. Webster reports. Seed grains must be adapted to South Dakota, free from noxious weeds and serious crop mixtures, and needed in large amounts. Farmers should leave information at the Farm Bureau office about varieties.
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South Dakota
Farm Bureau
W. K. Webster
Variety Bureau
Corrections for South Dakota relief donations list
The Times corrects last week’s published donors for corn and cash aiding the drought stricken South Dakota area. Credits should read Dir Olene Jacobson cash 2 dollars John Jengen 9 bushels Quaker Oats Co 9 bushels Bondhus Peton ? bushels. Further errors will be corrected.
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South Dakota
Olene Jacobson
John Jengen
Quaker Oats Co
Bondhus & Peton
Gathered Social Items From Local Groups
Gleaners meet Wednesday in basement. Danish Ladies Aid to hold March 9 at Graettinger parsonage with all members urged to attend. W H M S to meet March 4 at Mrs George’s home for a missionary program. M F E Ladies Aid to meet March 10 at Mrs Baumgartner’s home with Mrs Lindsey assisting. First Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet March 9 in church basement with hostesses S E Sandvig Chris Jensen Jorgen Anderson. Reception honors Mrs U S Miller at Mrs Frank Briggs home February 23 with 38 present. Post nuptial shower for Mr and Mrs Gerald Bonstead February 25 at Mr and Mrs A J Bonstead home. many gifts and refreshments enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danish Lutes’ Aid Society
Graettinger
W.H. M.S
KE. S. George
Ti. &. George
First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
S. E. Sandvig
Chris Jensen
Jorgen Anderson
U. S. Miller
U. Ss. Miller
Frank Briggs
Miller
Briggs
Julia Wikert
Detroit
Michigan
Casper
Wyoming
Mrs. Hanstead
A. J. Bonstead
Gerald Bonstead
Speed costs rise with higher car speeds says Chicago club
FE J Melvoy reports from Swea City that Rod Melvoy seeks the democratic nomination for clerk of courts. He notes 18 years as assistant cashier at Kossuth County State Bank and emphasizes qualifications for the office. The Chicago Motor Club released a study showing fuel use, wear, and costs rise with speed, with 65 mph consuming seven times more fuel than 30 and wear at 60 twice that at 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Motor Club
FE. J. Melvoy
Rod. Melvoy
Alscona
Swea City
McEvoy
Kossuth County State Bank
Swex City Herald
Gas leak at Seneca church injures several
A Sunday evening gathering at Seneca church was disrupted when an exhaust pipe on a gasoline engine in the basement loosened a carbon monoxide seal, releasing fumes. Several attendees became seriously ill and were revived after being carried outside. Separately, Swan City plans a booster pump to extend firefighting reach and recover basement water after a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Church
Fenton
Swan City
Grady Takes Third At Cherokee District Wrestling
Joe Grady of Graettinger earned third place in the 148 pounds class at the Cherokee district meet, the first state tournament round. His opponent was Rager of Carroll. Grady is described as a good all round athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Grady
Cherokee
the Times
Graettingr
Rager
Carroll
Joe
Ida Sorensen Seeks County Recorder Post
Ida Sorensen of Emmetsburg announces candidacy for county recorder on the Republican ticket. She notes a successful term in office and broad county recognition, with voters encouraged by her track record and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sorensen
Emmetsburg
the Times
Sorensen
Tomorrow's Quest for Truth Beyond Wealth and Luxuries
A reflective piece urges readers to examine personal values over material gain as prosperity fades into bread lines and poverty. It warns that tomorrow's social and political conditions hinge on individual self-examination and responsible choices about government, education, and society.
Costs of Racketeering Hurt U S Citizens Broadly
A claim that racketeering costs the United States about 12 billion dollars annually is presented as a major societal burden. The text mentions Jericho road in passing as part of an unclear context. The overall message emphasizes a large scale, ongoing loss.
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United States
Jericho
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Mirch
Adolph Spies
J. A. Spies Office
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Chevrolet
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D. CG. Bare Ringer
Heinz
Navy
Texas
Meat Department
Ibs
Gleaners
Tee
Mortens
Jen
C. A. Jensen General Merchandise
Paradise
Corbins Coffee
Graham
Old Dutch Cleanser
Osher Dept
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