Graettinger Scraps In Sectional Basketball Defeat
Graettinger high school lost to Spirit Lake 32 to 28 in the Class A sectional at Mofferville Friday night. Spirit Lake led 22 to 10 at halftime, then held Graettinger to 10 second-half points while the locals rallied to 14 but fell short. Terril won the Class B title 23 to 31 over Excelsior, with Morraine and Sullivan cited on the Graettinger teams.
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Graettinger High
Spirit Lake
Indians
Motherville
Graettinger
Gracttinger
Frank
Spirit
Arney
Sullivan Vom
Split Lake
Estherville
Armstrong Dt
Terril
Excelsior
Tedius
Estheri Ne Daily
News
Sullivan
Bays
Eiigh School
Asker
Unt
Dho
Lowen
Jerry” Banstead
Stim
Wikert
Merle Grodland
Cecil Jones
tsThoreson
Reynald Nane
Fom
Immunization program second dose set for Graettinger High
Diphtheria immunization team Doctors McManus and Nana will be at Graettinger high school Monday March 19 at 1 30 pm for the second treatment. Parents urged to note date change from last week. First doses still available for those who wish to enter the program. Delinquent tax sale to be held May 7 with delayed listing due to heavy collections and advertising plans.
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McManus
Nana
Graettinger High School
Times
Hoya
Nimes
C. Nelson
Trea
Mrs Sampson Dies From Pneumonia in 1834 Ruthven Notice
Ruthven Free Press reports the death of Mrs T N Sampson aged 68 in Ruthven area on February 22 1834 after pneumonia. She leaves husband seven children and many relatives. pallbearers include six nephews from nearby towns. The obituary notes her faith and devotion as a Christian and lists surviving family with hometowns and addresses.
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Lssue
The
Ruthven
John
Anna Hauge
Leland
Waols
Story County
Tow
T. M. Sampson
Jackson
Minnesota
Ervandchildren
Sampson
Nels
Otis Hauge
Joseph
Truman Johnson
Victor
Seward Johnson
Hephene
Nelw Hauge
Mr. Sampson
Hte
Sona
Graettinger Sees Numerous Local Business Changes
March brings many Graettinger business changes as new Gruettinger State Bank opens with 112600 capital and 2500 surplus, led by I A Baumgarter as president. C A Jensen vice president. H A Hlschast cashier. Nearby, L L Lewison buys Henderson Co store, opening Lewison Furniture Store while continuing undertaker service. Several shops swap hands including Amdahl Grocery, City Meat Market, and a hamburger shop run by Mr Jentz, plus Red LeDae second hand store and a lunchroom shift. Fisher Hotel and Cafe sold to Mr and Mrs Loveaul. new owners plan redecorating.
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Graettinger
Times
Atute - Bank
Gruettinger State Bank
I. A. Baumgartsner
Gradlinger
L.L. Lewison
Henderson Pernilute Go
Henderson Co
Lewison
Joe Amdahl
Grachtinger
Hak
Shompyen Grocery
Earl Evleson
Amlahl Grocery
Robert Schnonsen
City Meat Market
Mr. Amdahl
Thompson Grocery
Kurt Ericson
Amdahl Grocery
Ericson Hardware
Erickson
Fisher Hotel & Cafe
Wilbur Price
Loveaul
Juiliana
Jentz
Fenton
Red LeDae
Etere
Doir
Hansen
Huttle
Utte
Lau. Fontzen
Whittemore
George
Whittamore
Nimos
Pasadena Pioneer Cecilia Christensen Dies at 89
Mrs. Cecilia Christensen wife of the late Lars C Christensen died at her Pasadena home on Saturday March 3 at 4 30 pm at age 89. Daughter Mrs Peter Petersen of Graettinger was with her since fall. Funeral held in Pasadena Wednesday March Tim. Remains shipped to Graettinger with grandson Einar Petersen and son Elmer Christensen, and Mrs Petersen and Elmer expected back Wednesday March 14. Burial at South Walnut cemetery beside son Louis Christensen with services at Christensen home Friday Marvel Lith 1 pm and St Pauls Lutheran Graettinger 2 39 pm. Annual TA debate to be held Tuesday March 26 on education for citizenship with speakers named.
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Cecilia Christensen
Lars. C. Christensen
Pasadena
Calif
Christensen
Peter Petersen
Grachtinger
Pagadena
Decorator Cassel to Enter Graettinger Painting Trade
The Times reports Earl Lehigh stating his brother-in-law He T Cassel of Council Bluffs will arrive in Graettinger to begin paper hanging and painting work. Cassel is experienced in interior decorating and painting and is regarded as an expert in the field.
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the ‘Times
Earl Lehigh
Cassel
Council Bluffs
Graettinger
Town Caucus Seeks Nominations for City Offices
A caucus of qualified voters of the Town of Graettinger will be held at City Hall on March 6, 1934 at 8 PM to nominate candidates for city offices.
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Graettinger
Graettingar Independent School Board Election Notice
Notice to qualified voters of Graettingar Walnut Twp Palo Alto County Iowa of the annual school district election at City Hall on the second Monday in March 1934 from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm A director three year term to succeed Martin Myhre A treasurer two year term to succeed Dr Mr Reidy election to transact business Dated February 21 1934 secretary A Elsenbast Certificate No 1416 Bank No 684 State Of Iowa On January Of Superintendent Of Banking Gracttlager State Bank located at Gracttinger Iowa has filed proof of compliance with state corporate laws and sworn paid up capital sufficient to transact banking business authority given to the named corporation
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Graettingar
Walnut
Palo ‘Alto
Anid
City Hall
Martin Myhre
Mr. Reidy
Auc
II A. Elsenbast
State of Iowa
Onion
Gracttinger
Iowa
Bald Bank
Abova
Bink
Graettinger School Election Faces Open Treasurer Post
Graettinger voters go to the polls next Monday for a school election with one director seat for three years and a five year term for treasurer. Incumbent Dr M J Reidy declines reelection leaving no declared candidates for treasurer though George Frick and Bert Anderson are mentioned for director.
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Graettinger
To Bel
Bchool
Martin Myhre
George Frick
Bert Anderson
M. J. Reidy
Commercial Club to elect officers at March meeting
The Graet linger Commercial Club will hold its annual meeting at City Hall on Monday March 12. It is for the election of officers for the ensuing year and all members are urged to attend this important gathering.
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Commercial Club
Graetlinger Commercial Club
Market Day Sale Set for Graettinger This Saturday
Graettinger hosts annual Market Day sale at the sale yards west of Wisconsin Lumber Co with livestock farm machinery and household goods among items listed. Merchants advertise extra bargains to attract shoppers for what is touted as one of the best sales yet. A letter from Glendale California describes the California flood and town picnic while noting a neighbor's recovery and community spirit.
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Graettinger
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Glendale
Calif
the Times
California
Mra. G
Yaberg
Mra
Wallingford Market Day Sale March 17
Wallingford's annual Market Day sale opens March 17 at 11 in the Lutheran church basement to benefit the church building fund. Donations from farmers and merchants offered. lunch by the Ladies' Aid. Livestock and machinery auction to begin at 1. Sellers to leave list at the station with auctioneers Grodland & Reeves. Clark duties by O Anderson and Chester Thorson.
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Wallingford
Ladies’ Aid
Machingry
Ste
Chester Thorson
Grodland & Reeves
O, O,anderson
Clark
The
Limes
Spies Addresses Washington On Direct Hog Buying
J A Spies of Graettinger testified in Washington before a code committee in favor of direct hog buying in Iowa and the corn belt. A report of his testimony and that of other Iowa men appeared in the Des Moines Register early this week. Spies argues for direct buying while acknowledging strong arguments on both sides.
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W. A. Spies
Graettinger
Washington
D. C
Iowa
Corn Belt
Farm Bureau Program At Lost Daland Meeting
The Lost Daland Farm Bureau will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday evening March 18 at Center school. The program includes reading by Donald Hermansen, musical selections by Grettering high school directed by Mr Nelson, a talk by Mr Norland of Laurens, and a possible appearance by Representative Donlon. Lunch will be served by Chas Lande and John Carlson. Marie Thorsen, Pub. Chm.
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Lostdaland Farm Bureau
Center School
Donald Hermansen
Greettinger High School
Nelson
Norland
Laurens
Donlon
Chas, Lande
John Carlson
Marie Thorsen
Pub. Chm
February C. T. A. dairy report highlights profits from fewer cows
A February survey of cow testing associations shows dairymen increasing profits by culling low producers and improving feeding. In year two, a farmer cut six cows yet earned $127 more above feed costs. Butterfat prices fell, but per cow production rose by better management and feed. Spies and Dahl led milk and fat production, followed by Frank Eisenbast, with cows fed hay, alfalfa, corn, and small amounts of protein concentrates.
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Ecoles
Babcock
Addit Anay
Frank Eisenbast
Dahl
Spies
P.B. H
Sicond
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Kelley
H.britrud’ & Bon
Coat’ of
Hornea
Actioneer Grodland
Keio, Bros. and Clark
Alting
Pioneer
Ping
Rev
Hettom
Dr. Nane
Art Henningsen
C. H.rateigh
O. R. Gardner
Harry Keller
Lyterior
Graattinger
Hawkeye
Ann Vickers
Trane Dunne
Walter
Ton
Conrad Nagel
Nesday
J. A. Spies
Farm Bureau Program
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