Local items note weather, travel, and industry changes
John Jertson worked as a business man in Ruthven last week while cold spell lowers the apple crop. R E Wiley of Hartford Connecticut logged 160000 miles in six years driving 60 to 100 miles daily. John Jackman returned from Chicago with money and shipped two loads of fat cattle there. Algona Brick and Tile Works closed for summer due to cash flow issues. Nell McGarty left for St Paul to start a new home. Mrs Fern Pegum and Miss Elizabeth Bondhus are among others visiting friends. Many wry observations about work, taxes, and safety accompany brief local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jertson
Ruthven
R. E. Wiley
Hartford
Connecticut
John Jackman
Chicago
Algona Brick and Tile Works
Nell McGarty
St. Paul
Graettinger
Tin Work and Repairing at Ed Cuhn Machine Shop
A workshop offering tin work and repair services in the Ed Cuhn Machine Shop. The ad states readiness for all kinds of tin work and invites a trial, noting years of experience by JT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cuhn
Jensen Auto Co Sales Boosts Local Buick Six Emmetsburg
Several Graettinger area items note social visits births and events. Emmetsburg guests include Mrs Reeves and Mrs Westergard, and Mr and Mrs Besaw welcome a son. Barn dance at Jacob Snyder place east of Graettinger draws a large crowd. Wallingford hosts a social dance with Heppy Trio from Graettinger. Clear Lake club plants wild celery at the lake head to attract ducks. Gun club near Traor plans wild rice ponds, signaling shifting trends in local hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. PB. Jensen
Emmetsburg
Charley Jensen
J. Sullivan
Vangie Reeves
Henry Westergard
Estherville
Mra
John T
Times
Cyril
the Times
Wm. Nock
Jacob Synder
Graettinger
Leary
Tof Curlew
Ray Hall
Hall
Merton Franklin
Ceylon
Minnesota
Wallingford
Heppy Trio
Edward J. Bradley
Graetinger
Cairns Brog
Cairns Brothers
Clear Lake
Traor
Emmetsburg Visit and Local Road Grading Contractor
Miss Cloyetta Green visited Es J C Tormey manager of Geyer man’s store at Emmetsburg and was a Graettinger caller Wednesday. Hugh McCulloch drove to Cherooka to visit his father W W J McCulloch, who holds the contract for a nearby road grading job. He employs fifteen men and requires forty horses to carry on the work. He recently completed a grading job near Marcus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Cloyetta’ Green
Estherville
J. C. Tormey
Geyerman’s
Emmetsburg
Graettinger
Times Office
Hugh McCulloch
Cherokea
W. W. J.mcculloch
Marcus
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First National Bank
UO National Bank
Soka
Fern Pegum
Elizabeth Bondhus
Ed Paulse
Savyings Bank
Elizabeth Collins
Town City
Siva
Cedar Rapids
Verne Myers
Graetlinger, Iowa
del Monte
Juneau
Boe
C. A. Jensen
T. Sullivan
Millie Duhn
Jackson
Viola Michaels
A. H. Cameron
Baby
Des
Thoya Brekke
Clara Larson
Ames
Germany
T. H. Cooklin
Fenton
E. E. Ballheim
Mason City
Windsor Hotel
Dplla
Robb
Des Moines
Milford
Spirit Lake
Tinus Christiansen
Ringsted
Cleveland
Ohio
Julius Skew
Christiansen
Skew
Iowa
Free Press
G. W. Gatke
Des Moines Valley High School Association
Blanche, Johnson
Edith’ Grimm
Gerta Bradley
Emmereburg
Graettinger Windsor Hotel
Chris Christofferson
Oxy-Acetylene
John Clemenson
Bernard Smith
Jensen Auto Co
E. A. Baumgartner
Oldsmobile
Greeninger
P. J. Hepsion
Palo Alto County
Osher’s Department Store
Base
Jackman
Ball Park
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