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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
5
Endurance Winslow was born in midwinter in Salem Massachusetts. Her baptism involved breaking ice on a christening bowl before pouring icy waters over her head. After a few months she became ill and her parents, aided by elder women in the neighborhood, sought a cure, which was finally decided.
A historical account chronicles Endurance a colonial girl known for an ornate necklace and cures reputed to work among children. It details her upbringing, diet, chores, schooling, religious fear, and disciplined manners through early education and family life. Her brother attended Boston Latin School at a young age.
A reminiscence recalls varied social patterns including rapid marriages, a child bridse groom held by clergy, and a list of community roles for speakers and committee chairs. Names such as En durance, Rhode Island College alumna, and multiple local figures appear amid this snapshot of past customs.
A political notice announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for supervisor in the Fourth district. The statement notes submission to party actions and the official process for nomination.
Message urges Republican voters in the June primaries to cast ballots and back named figures I M Robinson and Charlie Christianson, emphasizing appreciation for support and participation.
S E Landvig announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for istrict subject to June primary voters. He asks for vote and support from GOP electors.
A Fourth District supervisor is the subject of Republican party proceedings. The formal action seeks to determine incumbent status and potential removal or reassignment pending party rules and local election timelines.
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