Exga Eggs Shipment Valued at Seven Thousand Dollars
A Graettinger shipment valued at $7,000 comprised two car loads of Exga eggs sent to the New York market. The ad notes the value and destination, reflecting a substantial poultry product sale this week.
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Graettinger
New York
Anderson Family Leaves for Cedar Rapids
Mrs Bert Anderson and children depart Friday to establish a new home in Cedar Rapids. Mr Anderson has resided there since March. Gracttinger friends extend best wishes to the family at their new location.
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Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Bert Anderson
Cedar—Rapids
Health Clinics Report Correctable Defects in Palo Alto County
Doctors Gerkin and Rust reported 207 physical defects found at clinics in Palo Alto County with 200 deemed correctable if treated promptly. Malnutrition affected 54 cases. 40 had bad tonsils and 41 adenoids, both correctable with timely treatment. Other defects involved the eyes ears nose teeth and skin.
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Gerkin
Rust
Farm Bureau
Palo Alto
Attenton
Mailing catalogues from northwest Iowa nursery
Two thousand catalogs will be mailed by Graettinger Nursery stating the large line of guaranteed nursery stock. Prices are lower than outside concerns. Mr George will be busy for weeks. Johnson Orchestra in Graettinger making good with many dances booked. Easter hall at Woodman hall April 13. Members Lowe Johnson F C Wiegmann Floyd Fleming Jergen Larsen.
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Auresy
Grachtinger Nursery
Northwest
Iowa
George
Johnson
Johnson Orchestra
Graettinger
Woodman Hall
Lowe Johnson
F.C. Wiegmann
Floyd Pleming
Jergen Larsen
Will The Cannon Be Moved At Emmetsburg
J D McCarty of Emmetsburg tells a Graettinger party the cannon on the Emmetsburg courthouse square will soon move south to stand opposite the new post office. He hints a stance on the post office dispute but backs the idea.
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Emmetsburg
J.D. McCarty
Graettinger
Court House Square
Postoffice
J. D
Emmetaburg
Easter Vacation Set for Graettinger Schools
Graettinger public schools will observe an Easter vacation next week for both teachers and pupils. The break comes earlier than usual yet is not expected to affect the closing period, with the school year likely ending in early June.
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Graettinger
Breeding stock sales note and travel update
Auctiimear Ben Reeves reports purchases of a Mammoth Jack and a Belgian stallion in Minnesota describing their quality. The Times mentions a misprint about road improvements and criticizes a Northwest Town article. Matured from Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan traveled from Graettinger to Long Beach in twelve days, wheel failure causing delay, with winter work in California and a planned Ellendale North Dakota visit.
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Cy Eeeven
Auctiimear Ben
Reaves
Minnesota
Jack Ia
Reeves Beleves
Courve
Long Beach
Wi. Sullivan
Graettinger
California
Graetlinger
Sullivan
Mrs. Sullivan
Ellendale
North Dakota
W. W. McColloch
PTA Meeting At Local High School Delights Attendees
A largely attended PTA gathering at the High School on Tuesday evening featured a splendid program. The Glee Club performed two selections to audience pleasure while Mrs. Vincent Kelly spoke on What Iowa City Is Doing For Children. Helen George offered a well rendered vocal piece and Dr Nate gave an engaging talk on New Glimpses Into.
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P.T. A
Glee Club
Vincent Kelly
Iowa City
Helen George
Th. J. Nate
Otto Spies Named New Ventura Creamery Chief
Otto Spies of Grachtinger will take charge of the Ventura creamery on April first. He recently became the buttermaker there after serving as assistant at Garner for the past two years. Ventura lies midway between Garner and Clear Lake. The Times celebrates Mr Spies recognition.
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Otto Spies
Ventura
Grachtinger
Garner
Clear Lake
the Times
Mr. Spies
Medical Schulve Demonstration Impresses Gym Audience
Students showcased a program in the gym with energetic acts and clear enthusiasm. The participants received hearty applause as spectators admired their teamwork and effort.
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Medical Schulve. Mie
Ringsted Dinpatch honors Brother Anderson on tenure
The Ringsted Dinpatch notes Brother Anderson, 25 years old, publisher of the town’s local paper, is making a good start in his new leave of absence. He recalls the first year was unprofitable as many merchants sent out for job printing, but expresses hope his enterprise will become more remunerative and remains a clever, spicy presence in the section.
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Minneapolis
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Enginerybury Democrat
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Ringsted Dinpatch
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