Graettinger Times published February 26 1920
The Graettinger Times issue date is February 26, 1920. Publisher John J. Sullivan is listed, with postal details indicating second class mail matter. The fragment references Graettinger Iowa and standard publication line.
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the Graettinger Times
John J. Sullivan
Matered
Graettinger
Peters Family Surprised Moves to Terrill Iowa
A large gathering celebrated Mr and Mrs Adolph Peters and family as they move to a new home at Terrill Iowa on March first. About fifty friends attended a farewell at Christiansen store then visited the Peters residence for greetings, food served cafeteria style, music and amusements. Gift presented to the Peters. The notice also mentions a severe blizzard developing later.
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Peters
Adolph Peters
Terrill
Iowa
Christiansen
Harness care and storm impact noted by local farm column
Weather report notes bitter cold but trains running with minor delays. Advises thorough harness care from F N Summerd of Town State College to prevent leather damage. recommends cleaning, drying, and oiling, with saddle soap and soft water. Also reports Ev Lutheran Zion Church Lenten service plans for March 7 at 2 PM with Bible class at 1 30 PM.
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F. N. Summerd
Animal Husbandry Department
Town State College
Lutheran Zion
Methodist Church
Vd. E. Andreae
Otto Jensen Family to Move to Jackson Farm
The Otto Jensen family will relocate to Jackson Minnesota in a few days to establish their future home on a farm in that locality.
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Jackson
Otto Jensen
Minnesota
Court draws jurors for March term and Graettinger election
A list of jurors drawn for court includes Beck Laser Dorweile Roush Largon Starr Williams Paulson Schuldt Dooley Schriner Rosacke Johnson Hilman Allen Masters Naig Peterson Currins Ward Swigart Jensen Griffen Frederick Thu Sharp Chatfield Smott Dubbs Carpenter Dever Ayrshire Donohue Norland Maxwell West Bend Emmetsburg Graettinger Ruthven Town election set for March 29 1920 with a party committee meeting ten days prior to nominate mayor and councilmen. The court begins March 8 with jurors not required to appear before March 16.
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W. W. Beck
Adolph Laser
James Dorweile
Will Roush
T. P. Largon
Starr
A. J. Williams
Lewis Paulson
W. H. Schuldt
R. J. Dooley
Schriner
Frank Sheffield
Detrick Rosacke
Aug. Johnson
August Hilman
Tom Allen
Frank Masters
Bertel Naig
Oscar Peterson
J. A. Currins
Eeereee
Ruthven
H.H. Ward
Curlew
Jake Swigart
Emmetsburg
Peter Jensen
West Bend
Clifford Griffen
A, Frederick
Albert Thu
Freeeees Terril
J. W. Sharp
A. G
Adams Announces Candidacy for 47th District State Senate
H. C. Adams of Algona Iowa declares candidacy for re nomination to State Senatorfor the 47th Senatorial District subject to June Republican primaries.
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H. C. Adams
Algona
Iowa
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and help during our beloved husband and father’s illness and death. Grateful for the many beautiful floral gifts. Mrs. Rasmus Jensen and Family.
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Rasmus Jensen
Card of Appreciation from Graettinger Neighbors and Societies
Mr and Mrs Soren J Peterson and Family thank Graettinger neighbors and Danish and Norwegian Ladies Aid for a beautiful present on the eve of their departure to Cedar Falls They express gratitude for warm heartedness from Graettinger friends and from the Petkos family.
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Danish Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Falls
Mrs. Soren J. Peterson
Norwegian Ladies’ Aid Society
Graettinger
Mrs. Petco
Koutson
Kathman Family Thankful Note for Kindness
Mr and Mrs Frank Kathman express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and help during their son s illness and passing.
Livestock Auction At Flannery Farm March 16
John Jackman announces a closing out sale on Tuesday March 16 at the Flannery farm on the Des Moines riverbank. The auction lists 268 head of livestock including 8 horses 60 hogs and 200 cattle with sale starting at 10 am and described as the largest livestock offering in the region this year.
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John Jackman
Flannery Farm
Des Moines
Jackman
Local Property Trades and Subscriptions Report
I F Noble trades his east town residence to O C Bonstead and moves into Bonstead’s home. Mr and Mrs J P Jensen move into the late M C Larsen estate home. Wildey family occupies Jensen home. The Sanding family moves into their newly purchased home from Franklin. Mrs Franklin buys the Ed Arnette house and the Arnette family plans to relocate to Fairmont Minnesota. A $2 subscription is easy to overlook. few subscribers have lapsed this year. Church, lodge and society groups urged to designate reporters to ensure local news is published. the Times will publish items handed in by mail, phone, or in person.
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O. C. Bonstead
Mr. Bonstead
J. P. Jensen
M. C. Larsen
8. E. Sanding
Franklin
Church
Lodge
Ladies’ Aid
Society
Graettinger
Times Office
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