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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1932

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Unsolved Problems And Real Sound Remedies

Editor's Note on a Farmers Union broadcast criticizing government Farm Board policies from 1931 to 1951. details high salaries, cotton set up, and calls for remedies amid economic distress with a social event notice about a community fundraiser and school event.

John A. Simpson Farmera Union Thia R Farmers' Union Farm Board Department of Government Committee On Agriculture United States Senate Washington Kouth

Graettinger Market Report March 1932 Prices

Market report from Graettinger for Thursday March showing oat and egg prices, trade conditions, and notes on heavy hens four pounds and over and old springs. Ducks and other poultry items mentioned in brief.

Graettinger Ieee Dans

Spring Opening At Farmers Supply Co Draws Crowds

The Far mers Supply Co in Grachtinger held its spring opening drawing a large crowd of visitors and potential customers. Coffee and doughnuts were served at noon and in the afternoon a factory man demonstrated a portable hammer mill. A Skelly Oil & Co representative demonstrated Skelgas stoves alongside display of new machinery, marking the event a decided success.

Farmers Supply Co Grachtinger Skelly Oil &Co

Senior Girls Vic tors, Boys Lost Crucial Struggle

The Graetlinger Senior girls defeated a mixed Junior Sophomore and Wresh man team 21 to 10 in the final 1931 42 season game. The Senior boys fell 23 to 13 to a Junior Sophomore Freshmen lineup after a tight first half 10 to 3 and second half 18 to 10. Lillie Jacobsen led the girls with frequent scores as the crowd of high school students cheered amid strong class game enthusiasm.

Graetlinger Wreshman Lillie Jacobsen

Mud Hole on State Road Disrupts Traffic Near Gruettinger

A persistent mud hole on State Route No 47, three miles north of Gruettinger, disrupted Sunday traffic as motorists required help to recover stuck cars. A nearby team assisted many drivers, with ongoing trouble noted over the past weeks.

No. 47 Gruettinger

Earl Brown Re elected Mayor of Emmetsby

Earl Brown, re elected mayor of Emmetsby, won Monday's balloting with 88 votes to spare against Joe Hand. Charles Spies was elected city treasurer with no opposition. The Davenport state convention endorsed Roosevelt for president and criticized the eighteenth amendment in the adopted resolutions.

Earl Brown Byl Brown Emmetsby Joe Hand Brown Charles Spies Endarsed Roguevelt Davenport Iowa Franklin, D. Roosevelt

Postage Rates Increase in Congress Sparks Mail Costs

Federal agency hikes first class mail rates prompting concern over rising postal costs. Officials cited budget needs as the key driver while lawmakers weigh impact on individuals and businesses across the region.

Funeral Of Seth Cairy Held Monday Morning

Seth Cairy editor of the Whittemore Champion and postmaster, 42, died from a traffic accident near Garner. Funeral at Whittemore Catholic church with interment in the parochial cemetery. He leaves a wife and four daughters, oldest 14. Cairy was a respected publisher and community figure in Whittemore, Ia.

Seth Cairy Whittemore Whittiemore Calry Garner Cairy Mia Cally Whittemore Champion Kossuth Seth Curry Champion Mr. W. Post Cairys

Market Day And Shopping Day In Graettinger Draws Large Crowd

Graettinger market day drew a very large attendance with robust bidding by auctioneers. The sale was more successful than two weeks prior while weather remained similar and roads stayed poor.

Graettinger

Hawkeye Theater to Open Saturday April 9

Hawkeye Theater schedules reopening with a program for the night featuring the film Tom Bayer and a good comedy. Full details to be announced in next week's Timor. Also notes officers elected at the Catholic Ladies Aid Society meeting.

Hawkeye' Theater Hawkeye'Theatre Tom Bayer Timor Ochera Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society John Hester Oscar Craven Mra J. A. Doering J.B. Lambe

Mayor Spies Re-Elected In Monday's Battle

Local election yields Fred Spies as mayor for two years and K B George as opponent though his name appeared on the ballot. Councilmen elected are Clarence Clemmensen Henry Westergard Mike Weinholzer Max Baumgartner and Jacob Brekke. A total of 261 votes cast with scattered write ins and one Gallot vote. first council terms held by Allen and Foster. Newly elected officers meet Monday evening.

Fred Spies K. 8 Ver George Henry Westergard Clarence Clemmensen Mike Weinholzer Max Baumgartner Jacob Brekke Thomas Allen W. G C. Poster Axdessor KK. Sundvng TL. A. Bleenbast Rechnin Gallot, Myasts Allen

Armstrong M. E. Choir To Sing Here April 10

The Armstrong M E Church choir from Armstrong will perform an Easter cantata at Graettinger Sunday evening April 10 at the Methodist church. Local praise for the group is noted and Graettinger residents are urged to attend the special musical program.

Methodist Church of Armstrong Graettinger Methodicat

A N Jensen Moves to Lake Park Hardware Furniture Store

A N Jensen relocates from Burt to Lake Park where he has bought a hardware and furniture store. He also handles plumbing heating pump and windmill work with a large trade area and strong patronage. The Tims wish him continued success.

A. N. Jensen Burt Lake Park

New Roof Under Construction On Wagner Building

Wearkman began rebuilding the J. PD Wagner building after a fire. The second story has been removed, a new roof will cover the first floor, with the rear portion undamaged, and the completed building is expected to look fine and be occupied again. Is Candidate For County Recorder. Mrs John Cunningham of West Bend seeks the Democratic nomination for county recorder, with papers circulating. The Cunningham family moved from Emmetsburg to West Bend years ago. she is highly regarded and would be a capable county official if elected.

Charles Duhigg, Jr Emmereburg Duhigg Palo Alto County Eclerk Wagner Wearkman J. PD. Wagner Anderson Produce Ca John Cunningham West Bend Cunningham Emmetsburg

Open Forum on Turf and Money in City Hall

Tuesday night April 6 opens forum at City Hall sponsored by Gracttinger Commercial Club inviting all townspeople. Topic Different Methods of Balancing the Budget with leaders including Henningsen George Bormann Coder O Connor Nane Reidy Faul Spier McMullen Paulson Simonsen. Discussion aims broad express opinions and goodwill as April Fool Day nears. Safely first motto noted.

Gracttinger Commercial Club A. H. Henningsen George A. V. Bormann Ralph V. Coder V. L. O'Connor Th. T. Nane M. W. Reidy Fremont Faul Fred Spier A.R. McMullen P. J. Paulson Alfred Simonsen

Carnival At High School Wednesday Night

A carnival will be held at Gruettinger High School on Wednesday evening April 6. Students plan entertainment, a basketball game between two teams, shooting contests, and lessons from local business people. Team lineups include Dr. Jacobson, George Frick, Bob Simonsen, Dutch Thompson, Charley Jensen, and others.

Gruettinger High Dr. Jacobson George Frick Bob Simonsen Dutch Thompson Charley Jensen Sam Reynolds L. T. Lewison

Graettinger Victors in County Grain Judging Contest

Graettinger students led in a county grain judging event held at Minnetsburg on a rough road day. Emmetsburg West Bend Cylinder Graettinger Mallard sent teams. scores showed Emmetsburg 2787 West Bend 2762 Cylinder 2763 Graettinger 2782 Mallard 2714. Individual leaders included Stanley East and Havin Graettinger.

Graettinger Minnetsburg Emmetsburg West Bend Cylinder Mallard

Embargo Lifted on No 17 Between Estherville and Palo Alto

A truck embargo on Highway No 17 from Estherville to the Palo Alto county line was briefly in effect due to heat but lifted as colder weather set in. The road from Grachtinger to Emmetsburg is reported in excellent condition and a Ruthven inventor, H F Hilborn, unveiled an iceless refrigerator operable without ice, highlighting a new household innovation.

Emmet Estherville Palo Alto Grachtinger Emmetsburg H.F. Hilborn Ruthvenhaa In

Path Across The Hill thrills Hawkeye Theatre audience

The M E church presented The Path Across The Hill at Hawkeye Theatre last night. Miss Helen George directed a strong cast including Verna Grodland Ruth Conrad Stanley Gardner Walter Conrad Earl Sturdevant Burl Allsup Clara Suss Salamander Alexander John Henry Jones and W H Noble. The drama blends tragedy with humor as a bank embezzlement and family forgiveness unfold and the ensemble earns wide praise.

M. E. Church Hawkeye Theatre Helen George Grandpa Crawford Crawford Young Post Willard Rucker Verna Grodland Ruth Conrad Stanley Gardner Robert Post Cate Noble Walter Conrad Ruth Earl Sturdevant Jimmie Reel Flo Gray Burl Allsup Tis Grandma Davis Miss George Bertha Gardner Little Clara Suss Zuzu Salamander Alexander John Henry Jones Mr. Jones W. H. Noble Noble Miss Suss the Times

Bible and Missionary Conference at Lost Island Lutheran Church

A Bible and Missionary Conference will be held at Lost Island Lutheran Church from April 6 led by Rev. Dixon of Augsburg Seminary Minneapolis and Missionary Joe Girtz from Santal India. Meetings run Wednesday evening through Sunday with prayer and meditation day Friday April 8.

Bible and Missionary Conference Lost Island Lutheran Church Dixon Augsburg Seminary Mineapolis Joe Girtz Santal India Jesus Joel Saya

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