Dr Keeney A Candidate For Representative
Dr George H Keeney of Mallard is a Democratic candidate for representative from Palo Alto county. He outlines a long public service record including school board presidency, county education board service, Red Cross work, and medical career in Des Moines and Mallard. He seeks support in the north half of Palo Alto county and is well known in the southern half after 25 years there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Keeney
Thia County
George H. Keeney
Mallard
Times
Grachtinger ‘Times
Keeney
Palo Alto County
Hee
Agus
Des Moines
Red Cross
Edocation
Laurens
Drake University
Palo Alto
Marie Doyle Earns Typing Honors for Des Moines Contest
Graettinger High School student Miss Marie Doyle will travel to Des Moines Saturday at 9 30 AM to compete in a typing contest. She previously placed high in a Novice typewriting meet in Emmetsburg with 67.94 words per minute, one score above her was by a Spencer amateur. Community friends wish her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Doyle
Graettinger
Des Moines
Miss Doyle
Emmetsburg
Ruthven
Algona
Bode
Burt
Spencer
Hartley
Marie
Roosevelt Club Banquet Set at Emmetsburg High School
The Roosevalt club of Palo Alto county will host a banquet at Emmetsburg High School auditorium on Wednesday May 28 Speakers include E L Connor Des Moines Leo Weeman state treasurer Mrs Alex Miller state secretary and E J Fuelling state democratic chairman Tickets are for sale Details to follow in next week's Times A windy dusty day followed with a dust storm and unpleasant sky conditions Wind and dust topped with south winds created a rough day in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Club
Emmetsburg
Roosevalt Club
Palo Alto
E. Ll. Connor
Iowa
Des Moljnes
Leo Weeman
Alex Miller
E. J. Fueling
Boater Advertising Rates Vary for Booster Writeups
Rates for booster writeups in the arts section range from 1 to 26 dollars. The listing notes pricing variations by ad type and length, with higher charges for prominent placements or longer notices.
Graettinger Market Report May 10 1994
Market bulletin from Graettinger listing egg prices and categories. No. 2 eggs, Hens and roosters noted with varying prices and trade status. Elusive OCR text includes references to leghorn eggs and deviations in price, with no clear full figures.
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Graettinger
Todbicrep
Cisueneigaeges
Leghorn Springs
Ruthven Blue Shirts Trounce Graettinger in Game
Ruthven’s blue shirted baseball team defeated Graettinger 10 to 8 in six innings. Bigger pitched strongly for Ruthven, with six Ruthven runs in the fifth and a final stretch of scoring. Graettinger struggled on defense and received poor support from its pitchers. Batteries: Ruthven Prennen Bigger and Petersom. Graettinger Bartleman Reeves Thoreson Johnson. Time: 1 hour 65 minutes. Umpires Kennedy and Martin.
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Ruthven
Graettinger
Bigger
Gracttinger
Gradttinger
Drennen
Drennan
Grachtinger
Prennen
Petersom
Gractinger
Bartleman
Reeves
Thoreson
Johnson
Weather note on 1994 rain and impacts
A fragmented weather note records the 1994 season bringing only light rain. It mentions a single spring rainfall after Baxter Sunday, heavy moisture but much drained due to frost in the ground. Hay crop suffered as April moisture delayed growth. impact of wind dust and breath on small grain is unclear.
Card of Thanks to Gracttinger Fire Department and Neighbors
I wish to thank members of the Gracttinger Fire Department and my neighbors for prompt aid in extinguishing the fire at the Nursery Theater. E. 8. Alanis Migve Ru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracttinger Fire Department
Nursery Theater
Alanis
Forest Fire Extinguished At Nursery
Graettinger firefighters battled a noon Tuesday blaze at Graettinger Nursery. Wind-driven flames threatened a large area before 50 to 60 men with wet sacks and town crews halted headway in about twenty minutes. Damage limited to evergreens. firefighters mopped up the burned section near the post office four blocks north. Ordinance No. 14 sets a curfew from May 20 1934 requiring anyone 16 or younger off streets by 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Graettinger Nursery
Tadward
Joe Sullivan
Times Office
Eity
Gruetti Inger
Pont Office
Notich
Display Ad Headlines From The Times
The Times lists weekly display ad headings including Paint Up and Clean Up at Jensen Hardware Maytag Washing Machines Sales and Service Jorstad Hardware Values for the Week C A Jensen 9 Cent Grocery Sale Thompson s Grocery Better Prices Oxshor Dept Store Friday and Saturday Specials Ericson s Grocery Every Day Values Baumgartner s Closing Out Sale Christensen s Variety Store Radio Service Ben s Radio Shop Full O Pep feed Quaker Oats and Thompson s Grocery Goodyear Tires Jensen Auto Co Gas and Oil Delivery Stanley Best
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toay
Gradlinger Times
Jensen Hardware
Maytag
Jorstad Hardware
C. A. Jensen
Delores Duhn Dies From Heart Ailment at 18
Delores Duhn, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Duhn, died suddenly this afternoon at 1:30 after weeks at home thought to be improving. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Delores Duhn
E. P. Duhn
Dolorgs
Walnut Township Young Democrats Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Walnut township young democrats is set for Monday evening May 14 at 8 pm at City Hall. The agenda includes the election of precinct committeeman and precinct committeewoman. Mrs Pauline Mitchell LV L.O'Connor Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Township
Mra
Pauline Mitchell
Dakota Dust Storms Recall by G H Peterson
G H Peterson of Grandin North Dakota writes of extreme dust storms in South Dakota and his own area. He notes unseasonable temperatures from 18 to 95 degrees, ruined fields, barns and chicken houses darkened by storms, and ongoing wind and dust disruptions from mid April to early May. He compares past events to 1902 Iowa spring conditions and expresses concern over upcoming harvest prospects and soil moisture.
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John J. Sullivan
Towa
South Dakota
Fick
Jin
Hugh Taylor
Mandan
Iowa
J. A. Bosold
Jack Greek
G. H. Peterson
Memorial Day Observed in Graettinger in usual manner
Karl Lehigh informs the Times Memorial Day will be observed in Graettinger in the usual manner with more definite particulars to follow. Graettinger CCC boys Karl Carney and Lawrence Johnson were ill with measles this week and were taken to the hospital at Fort Des Moines.
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Karl Lehigh
Graettinger
Des Moines
Karl Carney
Lawrence Johnson
Graettinger CCC
Milfora
Fort Des Moines
Crash Near Belmond Leads to DWI Charge Against Driver
Kenneth Fitz age twenty five of Rowan was arrested on DWI after a crash near Belmond. He allegedly drove his car from a ditch at speed of seventy five miles an hour to avoid a collision with Mr and Mrs H Petersen of Belmont who were pursued before Fitz crashed. Miss Marion Sullivan, granddaughter of Milea Mahan, will graduate from nurses school on June 7.
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Belmond
Kenneth Fitz
Oll
Rowan
H. ¥. Petersen
Belmont
Iity
Petersen
Fitz
Marlon Sullivan
Wm. Sullivan
Immeraburg
Milea Mahan
Nurses School
Mothers Day Service at Left Island Chapel
A Sunday May 13 program features opening hymn scripture and prayer led by President and the title Mothers. Participants include Mary Margaret Eaton, Kristine Beck, Hern Thoreson, Luis Christensen, Ira Nelson, Ruth Mermiansen, and Mrs. O Thoreson with eight or more memories and prayers honoring mothers.
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Left Island Chapel
Mary Margaret Eaton
Mothers
Kristine Beck
Hern Thoreson
Luis Christensen
Ira Nelson
Ruth Mermiansen
O. Thoreson
New Machine In Operation At Hawkeye Theatre
A $1,000 talking machine was installed at the Hawkeye Theatre on Monday and Tuesday and was ready for operation Tuesday night. After Tuesday night adjustments the device is in first class order and superior to the old disc type. It enables regular films to be shown in the Hawk eye Theatre, reducing costs and improving the picture. George Frick, manager, promises top service for patrons.
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Hawkeye Theatre
George , Frick
Hawkeye
Devotions At Catholic Church Sunday in Graettinger
Thirteen hour devotions will be held at the Catholic church in Graettinger next Sunday May 1st. The exercise starts with high mass at eight o clock and ends Sunday evening. Masses will be celebrated early Monday morning. Priests from neighboring parishes will assist Father Kelly. The sermon Sunday evening will be preached by the Rev Father Mason of Ayrshire. Benediction Sunday evening will follow, after which confessions will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Father Kelly
Father Mason
Ayrshire
Junior Senior Banquet Held Thursday Eve
Fifty students from the local high school enjoyed the annual Junior Senior Banquet at the Hotel Kermore in Emmetsburg. The event featured a color scheme of green and gold, with yellow rose as class flower, a dinner program, performances, and a theater party at Town Theater.
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Kermore
Emmetsburg
Ruth Raleigh
Ruth
Erlene Sandvig
Kitty McCarty
Lakers
Jaine Swift
Byrd Amdahl
Naomi Erickson
Lawrence Jensen
Mr. Nelson
Clorinet
Joe Grady
Mr Nelson
Supt. McMullen
Bouquet To The Editor And The Times Staff
Rev J P Christensen writes a bouquet to the editor and Times staff praising the recovery of the editor from a serious operation at Winsburg hospital. He notes the staff’s reliable weekly edition and suggests training successors to keep the paper moving.
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Times
J. P. Christensen
The
Wmmersburg
Joe Sullivan
Dust Storm Hits Iowa Town and Bank Closure Noted
A Wednesday dust storm darkened skies in western and northwestern Iowa with high winds overnight and afternoon dust invasion. The event was followed by a bank closure on Monday May 14 due to a Sioux City meeting.
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Sioux City
Mother's Day Program Planned at Nave Home
A Mother's Day program will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Th. T. Nave. All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. T. Nave
Dr Keeney Nominates for Palo Alto County State Rep
The Mallard News Caster endorses Dr Keeney who filed nomination papers for state representative in Palo Alto county. The paper notes Keeney as a Roosevelt Democrat stalwart with strong county support and wide goodwill reflected in petition signatures. Backing emphasizes his past record for the people of Palo Alto county.
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Keeney
Palo Alto
Doe
Roosevelt
Mollan
Palo Alto County
Jean
Doc
Mallard News
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Martin
Migve RU
Bantam
Groettinger Nursery
Plymea
Dakota’s
Weltes
North Dakota
Grandin
N. Dak
Grayttinger
Robert Montgomery
Madge Evans
Wheeler and Woolsey
Dorothy Lee
Blay
Paddy
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Praiges Times
Lowa
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