Community Mourns Loss Of Mrs Borold In Milford
The town of Milford mourns the sudden death of Mrs. J. A. Borold at the bedside of her husband after a brief illness. Funeral services will be at ten o'clock with interment in the parochial cemetery. Mrs. Susan Bolinbs of Montana is mentioned as extending condolences. Building notes by J. He Gammon Estate report new chicken house and hog houses, remodeling on several farms, and a call for house repairs before rain.
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Mra
J. A. Borold
Jon
Jack
Pia
Bosold
Redani
Misa
Susan Bo
Olinbhs
Montana
Huilding News
J. He Gammon
Lippold Bros
Aaron Garretts
Fred Masters
J. P. Kirby
Fred Spies
Hig
Wiegmann
Ile
Danish Lutheran Church Notes Meeting at Rev Shnonsen Home
Danish Lutheran notes say confirmation class meets at Rev N P Shnonsen’s home at 10 o’clock Saturday. Sunday services in Graettinger are in the Datlah language at 10:46. South Walnut church holds Danish language services at 2 p m, meeting at C P Jensen home in the evening. Rev H B P Hansen, Pastor.
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N. P. Shnonsen
Graettinger
South Walnut
C. P. Jensen
H. BP. K. Hansen
Paator
Ey. Lutheran Zion Lenten Services Announced
The Ey Lutheran Zion Congregation announces Lenten services Sunday April 2 at 2 30 in the afternoon at the Methodist Church in English led by Rev J H Andreae pastor.
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Lutheran Church Notlecy
Lutheran Zion Congregation
Methodist Church
J, HE
Andreae
Baby brothers voice at eight and seven months old
A quirky exchange features a young dentist boasting about his eight month old daughter and a chiropodist chiming in about his seven month old son, both claiming their babies are teething.
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Gil
Local Notes From Lett Teland and Surroundings
Mrs. Chas Christiansen returns home much improved after weeks at Coleman hospital. Theo Thorson recovering strength but slower than friends wish. Miss Bertha Hauge attended a teachers study center in Emmetsburg. James Hunten works for B. Sheffield. Mrs. Lewis Sandvig and Mrs. Hargeson shopped at Estherville last week. Foton Brothers were Graettinger callers Tuesday. Joseph Hauge works at Walker Motor Inn in Estherville. Anton Johnson of Hemmingburg visited Graettinger Saturday. Amanada Tyelingss and Boletha Haliekpeat vacationing in Graettinger as part of confirmation class studies. Otto and Mathilda Paton spent Saturday at home in Graettinger. Miss Anni Rievaon still works at Easter Andor Pea in Ringsted. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lande attended Emmetsburg visitors. HL Bandyik called to Story City Monday to attend her niece Zunetal. The late Mr. Jilly’s kin were at home Sunday. Maj and Mrs. Pate hosted events at their home as fall activities continued.
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Chas. Christiansen
Coleman’ Hospital
Theo
Foton
Graattinger
Joseph’ Hauge
Walker Motor Inn
Estherville
Anton Johnson
Hmningtaburg
Jilly
Var Cohgon
Maj
Mra
Pate
Telene
Wallfald
James
Modern Grippe of America Formed at Graettinger
A new lodge named the Modern Grippe of America organized in Graettinger. It has a large, diverse membership with no fees beyond possible medical exams and no age limits. Members are chosen for symptoms rather than status, and it promises no political racial or religious distinctions. Also notes a big market sale by Reeves & Keator on Saturday April 1 with livestock and farm goods, plus a community theater play The Crosswords Meetin House to be staged April 12 at Hawkeye Hall with local characters and a humorous script.
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New Lodge
Graettinger
America
Lodge J
Reeves & Keator
Grachtinge
Ohio
Lake Gaco
Ots
Louie Olgon
Graetlinger Times
Methodist Church
Hawkeye Hall
Crogsready
Squire Morgan
Hoskina
Dh. Ryan
Myc. Rhodes
Ryan
Spencer Morgan
Social ‘Center
Barnhart
Spagkin
Market Sale Opens at Charley Jensen Store
The Grosttinger market sale at Charley Jensen store begins Saturday at five o'clock buyers gain first choice on Aladdin ware offered by Mr Jongen. No goods may be bought before two o'clock ensuring equal opportunity for all buyers.
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Charley Jensen
Grosttinger
Acquittal in Curlew bank robbery case shocks observers
Art Steer was acquitted of robbery complicity after a jury trial in Emmetaburg Saturday. Steen produced witnesses proving he was in Omaha the day of the Curlew bank robbery, raising questions about trial justification and taxpayer expense.
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Art Steer
Art Steen
Curlew
Emmetaburg
Steen
Omaha
Caia
Bank Ada Are New tems The Kinkiads Jn tha
Ada Are New tems provides a brief item from Ada news noting local bank developments and time references, with partial names and places garbled in OCR. The fragment hints at a banking topic or town notices but lacks full clarity for precise summary.
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Ada
the. Kinkiads Jn
Tha
Timea
Wallingford Play To Aid Community Effort Friday
Wallingford hosts a home talent play Too Much of a Good Thing by eight youths at the hall on Friday evening April 7. The comedy lasts about an hour and proceeds go to Community Aid, with additional numbers and a sale of fancy articles by Aid members.
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Wallingford
Newa
Aid
Perkins
Victor Morrice
Polly
Elmer Eliefson
Jackson
Russell Clymer
Bearkrem
John Plath
John
Oscar Paterson
Estherville
Winnie Boone Osher
Mary Boone
Ladd
Traer
Mildred
Boone
Wellingford
Grodland
Hepp
Lewin
Quault
Wallingford Hoe
J. O Kasevane
Chris Larson
Jan, Anderson
Sam Gunderson
J. A Haring
Tobn Morrice
Albert Christopher
E. T. Jacobson
Graettinger Market Report March 80 1922
Market brief from Graettinger notes top prices and spring figures. The fragment mentions Hoge and prices around 200 to 310.80 in a Thursday report. Includes unclear entries but records a market update with livestock or commodities.
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Graettinger
Cas Ueern
Tusdvenes Ife
City Election Monday Develops Heavy Vote for Mayor
Gruettinger held a quiet city election that afternoon grew into a lively contest as voters poured in. By 7 p.m. 365 ballots had been cast with heavy support from east and west precincts and many residents traveling to vote. Mayor Charley Jensen led the ticket with aldermen Lindsey Allen Mitchell Penn and others, while independent mayoral candidate Dr. W Cameron tallied 123 votes amid ballot confusion. The new council will include Jensen as mayor and aldermen Weinholzer Allen Lindsey Mitchell Penn. J Skow treasurer and Joe Gabrielsen assessor.
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Gruettinger
W. Cameron
Pew Council
Charley Jensen
Weinholzer
Allen, Lindsey
Mitchell Pond Penn
Con J. Skow
Joe Gabrielsen Assassor
Graettinget
Harold Harrington receives all state basketball honor
Harold Harrington of Graettinger High School earned honorable mention in the Register’s all state basketball selections. Out of 700 prep schools and 7,000 athletes, the recognition marks a notable honor for Harrington and Graettinger High School. The Times congratulates him on this recognition.
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Harold Harrington
Graettinger
Des Moineo
Graettinger High School Wcaived
Harold
Gracling
Hlah
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