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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
6
A compact reflection cites Phillips Brooks on friendship as a culture of progress and notes Maurice Maeterlinck's idea that each person must seek their own path to a higher life within everyday reality.
Gere announces a revised motto for a New York palace project saying Wine Woman and Sing Bing. The statement frames the venture with a bold cultural allusion and aims to attract attention to the development.
A reflective note urges focusing on positive deeds of friends, trusting their merit to shine without external praise, while cautioning against harsh judgments or envy that may reveal flaws.
E Masters travels to Rochester. P Fahnestock and Mrs O Rourke visit Emmetsburg and Estherville respectively. Father Kelly and Father McNerney meet in Emmetsburg. J M Downey ill, W L O Connor to replace him at the school. Ada Storhow returns from Cedar Falls. Rev Wigdahl and Mr Johnson elected Ruthven directors. Norwegian Ladies Aid to meet March 25 at Mrs Osher. Major Frank Lund contemplates a run for Congress against Woods. Robinsons leave for Cambridge. Mollie Fahnestock visits Waverly before returning to St Louis. John Mewitt from Emmetsburg plans to rejoin old farm life. Downey honored by high school pupils.
Wallingford resident Chris Larson came from Oakland Minnesota to handle business. Estherville visitors John Nelson and Fred Heidecker came Wednesday. Banker Anderson attended county seat matters Monday. J O Kasa tested new cars this week. Emma Sando visited her parents with Estherville ties. Gus Merklin family moved to town and rooms above a garage. Miss Ida Osher visited Terris area aunt and returned Saturday. Mrs Merklin and son spent Friday with brother M C Grodland family in Graettinger. Dr Burney of Estherville visited Joe Amdah Saturday night and Miss Ethel Misener Sunday. J Q Kasa returned from Fort Dodge on business. Dr Quamen to Louis Isaackson home Saturday evening. Mrs Ira Swartz of Estherville attended the R N A meeting Thursday. Chas Lee moved household goods to Livermore for future home. Helmar Kasa and wife moved into former Lee residence.
Mrs Sevat Sevatson visiting sister Mrs Bradager of Sioux Falls. She left Thursday for her. Mr and Mrs Jamie Kaga are parents of a fine baby girl born last Sunday. Tithe Misener visited Witherville Friday to see the show.
North Vernon items report George Bosold helping John Bosold in a one day job last week while the Zoeblers announce their baby is gravely ill with pneumonia. Roy and Harry Resh attend the Watcher sale, the lost is found, and Carl Lilevick’s marriage is announced with a home visit planned after the 15th. Mrs Brown hosts the Larkin Club on Tuesday afternoon with Harry Benson visiting Ray Bryan in Esterville.
Snow storm slows freight as emigrant cars unload at the station. Dahl Wheeler arrives from Illinois. Rock Island improves station grounds. Citizens discuss cause and effect after a flour mishap. New arrivals listed include Clayton, Gorman, Sibrel and others. Jackson school and Osgood city school reopen with new and returning teachers.
Public caucus to be held Thursday evening March 19 1914 at the Hawkeye Graettinger designated Citizens caucus. Electors urged to attend for mayor five councilmen assessor and treasurer term two years. Meeting set for eight o clock. DB Cameron mayor dated Graettinger Iowa March 11 1914.
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