Mrs L S Larson Dies in Colorado After Long Illness
Beatrice Ramsey Molison, born April 11 1896 in Jack Creek township, died in Colorado Tuesday of last week after years of illness. She married Ludvig S Larson in Estherville in 1916 and leaves a husband and son, plus four brothers and four sisters. Funeral in Estherville Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev Sunde officiating. burial east of town. Pallbearers named, neighbors mourn her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludvig Larson
Pugler
Colorado
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Sunde
Alfred Simonsen
Sam Bondhus
Julius Sevdy
Ordene Olxon
Myron. Loysde
RLM
Young
Just Snd
Beatrice Ramsey Molison
Jack Creek Township
Gruettinges
Ludvig
Larson
Colorato
South Oak
Sintunsen
Norway
P. L. Dehnson
Graettinger
John Johnson
R. C. Molison
Marshalltown
J.C. Molison
Spencer
Peck Donates Land for Free Tourist Park at Arnolls Park
And Peck of Arnolls Park on Lake Okoboji donated a tract valued at $20,000 to the town for a free tourist park. Citizens immediately subscribed hundreds of dollars to fund the park’s fitting up. The addition is welcomed as a much needed feature for the popular summer resort town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Peck
Arnolls Park
Lake Okobofi
Weat Bend Wins National Rifle Meet Honors
Weat Bend won top honors at the national rifle meet held in New York. The Weat Bend Town team captured the 5 foot standing event with 1 562 points, besting the Juinnapia team of New Haven and the Denver Club. West Head won the 75 foot kneeling event with 1448 points.
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National Rifle Association
New York
Weat Bend
Jt Heare
Juinnapia
New Iaven
Denver
West Head
Times Extends Sympathy to Grieving Family
The Times offers heartfelt sympathy to a deeply troubled household. It acknowledges the sorrow of a husband, the moth mites son, and the sorrowing sisters and brothers, praising the presence that radiated cheerfulness and sunshine.
Ringsted Defeats Graettinger In Indian Tourney Thriller
Ringsted High School beat Graettinger at the Indian Tournament with a 12 leg lead at halftime and a 20 to 8 edge after three quarters. Graettinger fought back as Green played through flu and Petersen subbed for Christiansen in the final minutes, while Spirit Lake later beat Spencer 62 to 17.
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Ringsted
Spit Lake
Graettinger
Graetlinger
Hingstier
Green
Fie
Petersen
Christiansen
Spirit Lake
Spencer
Federal Land Bank loan limit raised to twenty five thousand dollars
The federal farm loan act raises the loan limit from ten thousand to twenty five thousand dollars per borrower, enabling larger farm mortgages. The Omaha Land Bank operates with four percent bonuses and two percent expenses, with loans spanning eight to forty four years and small annual principal payments. John Sytsma moves to a new farm area near Graetsinger. Wm Poggenpohl to Ruthven occupies former Sytams place.
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Ath Congress & Rural Credita Bhi
Congress
Federad Gans
Iown
Inederal Land Bank
Federal Farm Loan
Federal Land Banks
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Federal Farm ‘Loan
John Sytsma
Dr. A. Spies
Old Fashioned Blizzard Ravages Saturday Evening
A severe Saturday blizzard with shifting winds and heavy drifting snow disrupted travel. By 6:15 p.m. northwest gales intensified, trapping many near Rome until Sunday. rail delays persisted despite a sunny Sunday. Ruthven High lost to Aston 24 to 2 in the Sheldon tournament semifinals after earlier wins over Sanborn and Linwood.
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Rome
Ruthven
Aston Five
Sheldon
Sanborn
Linwood
Aston
Alton
Gracttinger
Telephone Directory Additions Urged This Spring
Residents urged to order phones now to secure a place in the new directory. Names for the directory are set but corrections can be made over the next few days. Contact Mr. Thompson immediately if you want a new telephone connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manayce
Myr. Thompson
Farm Bureau Meeting Postponed to March 28
Walnut township Farm Bureau meeting scheduled at Conway school has been postponed to Friday March 28 due to illness. All members urged to attend the meeting on the 28th. St M. Young, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Walnut Township
Conway
St. M. Young
Cemetery Association elects officers at Graettinger meeting
A Graettinger Cemetery association meeting elected J. F. Noble president, H. Av Baumgainger vice president, and Fred Splea secretary and treasurer. Other business conducted at the gathering is noted but not detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Association
Graettinger Cemetery Association
J. F.noble
Av Baumgaxingr
Fred Splea
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes At Auction
An auction notice says a shipment of Early Ohio seed potatoes will be sold next Saturday in lots of one hundred bushels each. The listing names no buyer or venue but indicates a single batch of seed potatoes offered to bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sunday School Institute At Graettinger Iowa March 9 1923
The Palo Alto County Sunday School Institute tours Graettinger Iowa at the M I church March 9 inviting district Sunday schools. Morning sessions include devotions and talks on church school action, afternoon sessions cover standard presentation and community religious education, with an evening address on the church school task. County council proceedings list 1928 bills from Graettinger for services, gas, materials, snow shoveling, telegraph, and printing with assorted payments and misc charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fi
Palo Alto County Sunday School Institute
M. I
Graettinger
Iowa
Church School In Action
Children's Division
Graettinger Town
Graettinger Telephone Company
Charley Jensen
Schurmann
W. R. Reeves
Marshall
Northern Town Gas & Electric Company
the. Rlz2
Qtta Spies
Clancy Anderson
A. Flaming
My Molivon
OLR
L & Ry. Company
Telegram
Jorgen Paulseh
Gracttinger Times
Sullivan
Graetlinger Market Reports March 8 1923
Graetlinger Market Reports notes crop and livestock prices for Cam ., Oats Hops and chickens roosters eggs. The page includes market observations and casual humor about common tasks and social themes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graetlinger
Miss Elizabeth Wiegmann Marries John N Howard Last Evening
Miss Elizabeth Wiegmann of this city and Mr. John N. Howard of New Hampton united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in this city on Wednesday night at 8 o’clock. Rev. C. J. Mekkelson officiated with witnesses Mr. and Mrs. C. Wiegmann. The couple will honeymoon next week and plan a home in Mason City. Elizabeth Wiegmann, educated locally, is praised as popular and capable, while Howard is described as an exemplary young man from New Hampton with hotel work experience in Algona. The Times offers congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Howard
New Hampston
Elizabeth A. Wiegmann
C. J. Mekkelson
M. Ki
C. Wiegmann
Mason City
Jermann
Times
Howard
Farmers Supply Co Introduces New Advertising Style
A.J. Johnson of Farmers Supply Co announces a new weekly advertising feature in Times. The upper right of page five will showcase seasonable machinery, advantageous improvements, and items of interest related to agricultural implements. The ad aims to inform buyers about the firm’s line and market developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves & Rentor
A.J. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. S. Larson
Grodland & Hepp
Milo Hauser
Swift
Swift and Company
A. R. Markley
Milo Hausner
Estherville
Milo
Peck
Farners & Merchants State Bank
Heryleo
Grawttinger Towa
Alan Quintet
Elizabeth Wiegmann
Farmers Supply Co
Caen
Towa
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