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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1932

Page

6

Graettinger Teams Close Season With Big Wins Over Superior

Graettinger high school girls beat Superior 81 to 23 to close their home season 1981-82 and next play Ringsted in the state tournament. Graettinger boys defeated Superior 88 to 12 behind a fast break as Coach Arney used many players and prepare for the state tourney at Easterville.

Gracttinger Superior Graettinger Everitt Ringsted Arney Eatherville

Antone Johnson Injured When Car Hit Truck

The Emmetsburg Tribune reports Antone Johnson of Council Bluffs, formerly of Graettinger, was in an auto accident Wednesday. Driving in fog, he struck a truck. He suffered a broken rib and a scratched face. his car was damaged. He had a close call.

The Emmetsburg ‘Tribune Antone Johnson Council Bluffs Graettinger

Auction of Olaf Rier son household goods in Graettinger

Public auction in Graettinger Saturday at 2 p m for Olaf Rier son household goods. Sale features fine new furniture and is expected to draw a large crowd. Complete details appear in this week’s Times. Spencer Road closure reported on Federal Highway No 18 after days of near impassability.

Olaf Rierson Graettinger Spencer Road Graebtinger No. 18

Recall Torch Light Campaign Of 1896 Remembered

Clarence Clemmensen recalls the Silver Campaign led by Bryan against McKinley in 1896. He describes a large platform and a torch light parade from the corner to the hill, amid hardship and unemployment. The account notes a Wisconsin lumber company involvement and the memorable political fervor of the era.

Clarence Clemmensen Gilbaugh Ithe Wisconsin Luimber. ‘Co Enue Olitigal

Market Day Sale in Graettinger Saturday March 12

Auctioneers Gradland and Reeves and Clerk H A Elsenbaat will conduct a big market sale in Graettinger on Saturday March 12. Livestock including horses cattle hogs and sheep will be sold. consignors should list property with the auctioneers or clerk now. Also machinery household goods poultry grain seeds etc expected. full particulars in next week's Times.

Gradland & Reeves H. A. Elsenbaat Exehler First National Bank of

B F McFarland West Bend For State Senator

B F McFarland of West Bend seeks the democratic nomination for state senator in the 47th Iowa district. A brief resume notes his birth in Avoca Wisconsin and move to Iowa as an infant, with early schooling in West Bend and Humboldt, later attending Coe College and a Cedar Rapids business college while playing ball.

B. F. McFarland West Bend Northwest Iowa R. F. McFarland West Bonl Iowaiatrict West Bend Journal RB. I. McFarland Mac Kossuth B. C. McFarland Avoca Wisconsin Dakota City Richard R. M. J.) McFarland Palo Alto Old Farm West Bent McReed’'s Humboldt Business Cedar Rapids Coe College Cor

Wrestler Bernard Doerning May Enter A A U Meet

Bernard Doerning of Grattan High School, Iowa’s heavyweight wrestling champion, may enter the upcoming A A U meet at Fort Dodge in the 175 pound class. At present he weighs 183 pounds, and dropping to 175 would require strenuous workouts that could hinder his injured arm’s recovery, making his entry uncertain.

Bernard Doerning Gracttinger High School Iowa Fort Dodge

Charley Jonson Opens Saturday March 6 Bargains

Charley Jonson advertises hundreds of items at low cash prices for opening day Saturday March 6. He also runs many one day only specials tagged as sea hia in this issue.

Charley Jonson

Sheriff Shea Candidate For Ro-Bbe ay Sheriff Shea

Emmetsburg resident R L Shea announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He promotes himself as a capable officer and earns the confidence of local citizens and friends in the community.

Shea R. L. Shea Emmetsburg Bee Holla

March brings tax, moving, and stormy weather cues

Tuesday, March first, marks moving and tax paying season with bleak March weather. Snow and ice melt, but roads remain poor as the state canal near Jennen farm and the Crippen corner highway degrade. drivers report tractors aiding through soft spots as residents recall northwest Town’s mixed mood on March precip.

Jennen Farm John Rathman Crippen Corner Sherman Northwest Town

Snowy Weather Ends February With Parsnip Deep Dig

A fragment describes Tuesday night snow transforming to heavy sleet, with about half an inch of snow in the early evening. Wednesday cooled. snow lingered. John Wagner of Grachtinger dug parsnips in his garden. he notes eighteen inches or more depth and no ground frost, a notable late February record.

John Wagner Grachtinger

Fatherland prices and travel notes from a Pocahontas trip

John Kleen of Pocahontas returns from visiting his German parents and siblings, describing high taxes and rising prices in Germany including corn at 2.24 a bushel and beer and wine around 25 cents a quart. He traveled on the Fu top liner to South Hampton Cherbourg and Brem er Hafen, with a return voyage on the Europa amid stormy seas. He mentions Will Rogers and Al Jolson aboard, and notes German conditions deter Americans from permanent residence. The piece records exchange of goods and wages, with common laborers at about 1.25 a day, and beer and wine priced near 25 cents per quart.

John Kleen Ontgrassefohn Kleen Carl Westphalen Mecklenburg Ostgroskefohn United States Europa Tga al Jolaon Will Rogers Germany

Sarsfield Deneen Victim Of Heart Failure

Sarsfield Deneen of Emmetsburg died early yesterday from a heart attack after an illness that began with throat soreness. He was 80, a World War veteran, survived by his wife, two daughters, parents, two brothers, and four sisters. Funeral in Emmetsburg Friday morning at 9:30.

Oretzmeyer Finnegan Deneen Decessed Emmetsburg

Bowman Gard ner Gave Talks At League Meet

A Citizens League meeting in Emmetsburg discussed removing a deputy from the treasurer and one from the auditors of Vice. County affairs were reviewed with board members. H. W. Bowman of Waterloo spoke for thirty minutes and O. R. Gardner commented on present day conditions and causes.

Citizens’ League Emmetsburg O. R. Gardner Citizen's League Charles Bleckwenn W. L. O'Connor Bleckwenn League Farm Bureau Channiry Board of Supervisors H.W. Bowman Waterloo Eiuses

Order Tax Receipts At First National Bank

Taxpayers in Graettinger should notify First National Bank to order their tax receipts. Last spring some chose the 1 percent penalty on the first half rather than pay in March, causing confusion since orders cannot be canceled. Property owners should state their wishes clearly to avoid issues.

First National Bank of

Henderson Furniture Co. Big Sale Ends Saturday

The Hen derson Furniture Co. advertises a large furniture sale ending Saturday March 6 with hundreds of bargains. Also notes J. J. Martin, Palo Alto County treasurer candidate in this week's Times, praising his service and fitness for the office.

Henderson Furniture CO J. J. Martin Palo Alto Graettinger and Viela- We

Doerning Wins State High School Wrestling Crown at Ames

Doerning claimed the state high school wrestling title at Ames after a decisive run, defeating three top Iowa heavyweights to become the day’s sole champion with three straight falls. Graettinger supporters and school faculty celebrate the first state title for their program.

Graettinger Wins One State Title In Sparse Meet

Graettinger high school, the smallest in the state meet, claimed one of the ten state wrestling championships with entrants Swift Duffy Jones and Doerning. Doerning achieved three straight falls, as Graettinger ranked ninth among fourteen high schools in scoring, narrowly trailing Cherokee Carroll Cresco by one to two points. The Graettinger Times sent an official reporter to the ringside, one of the few outside Ames. One twentieth of Iowa high school wrestlers eligible for the meet came from Graettinger.

Dernard Doerning Ames Towa Amey Graettinger High School Stata Kenneth Swift Eugene Duffy Donald Jones Bernard Doerning Arney Graettinger Swift Duffy Jones Doerning Cherokee Carroll Cresco Valley Junction Chaethinger Graettinger Times Lowa Graetlinger High School

Graettinger High Ready To Go In State Tournament

Graettinger High will compete in the state tournament after the first round in Es t herville. Coach Arney's team faces Obeyedlan Friday at eleven with a potential follow up against Spirit Lake Armstrong winner Saturday at three. If successful they would meet the Saturday night winner at 8:00 and then face Spencer Ratherville or Milford in the next round.

Graettinger Arney Basketeers Estherville Lake Armstrong Spencer Ratherville Milford

Wallingford's Annual Market Sale on March 19

Wallingford merchants plan their annual Market Day sale for Saturday March 19 featuring livestock poultry machinery food seeds and household goods. Grodland Reeves of Grahting er will cry the sale with Farmers Savings Bank of Wallingford handling cash and tickets. Terrill Ruthven and Gradland Reeves will conduct market day sales at Terris March 10 and Ruthveu March 11 with Gradland Reeves assisting both sales.

Wallingford Bala Grodland & Reeves of Grachtinger Ings Bank of Terrill Ruthven Grodland & Reeves Timog Terris Ruthvei Gradland & Reeves

Doerning Defeats Whinnery in Fast Botch Round

Doerning beat Whinnery of Fort Dodge by a fall in one minute 21 seconds, a match that masked a severe arm injury. X rays revealed torn ligaments in Doerning’s right arm after the fall. Saturday morning Bernard reached the semi finals by defeating Parker of the Iowa Training School by a fall in five minutes and fifty seconds while nursing the injured arm.

Doerning Fort Dodge Graettinger High School Whinnery Ofort Doge Whinnery Fort Dodge Grappler Graetiinger Bernard Parker Iowa Training School Graettinger

Republican Caucus At City Hall In Walnut Township

A Republican caucus will be held at City Hall Graet tingax Town on Saturday night to elect sight delegates from Walnut Township to the county convention. The event is scheduled for March 12, 1932 at 8 p m.

City Hall Graettingax Town Walnut Township

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