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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
2
Mrs Stolts and daughter Wilmetta of Curlew visited Mrs Wisner on Wednesday. Miss Mary Kavanda rode to Eau Claire Monday. Mrs J L Conway and her children traveled to Fairbank Iowa a week ago Saturday to visit her parents and relatives.
E C Magruder of Peoria Street and Glidden from Storm Lake transacted business with E R Ayers Tuesday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Frederick Sunday night. Mrs Minnie Wiener hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Folsom and children. Several residents visited relatives and friends around town and in nearby towns on Sunday and Monday, with calls from Cretzmeyer and others.
F E Folsom of Magnolia Minnesota visited his son Verne and wife Monday. Mrs Ida Gilpatrick and son Richard visited at the A J McClelland home Tuesday. GC F Walden of Groettinger greeted friends Friday. Rev Ralph Jones of Dickens conducted services at the school house Sunday. Mrs Minnie Wiener and sons visited Emmetsburg Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs A J McClelland were visitors at the L L Powers home Sunday.
Notice discloses foreclosure decree in favor of New York Life Insurance Co against multiple Van Gordon defendants. Real estate described as Southeast quarter Section 1 Township 66 North Range 38 West, Mallard, Iowa, to be sold June 14 1930 at Emmetsburg Court House. Also announces appointment of administrator for Edward Steen estate and ongoing probate.
Candidates announce Republican bids in Fourth and Fifth district supervisor races subject to June primaries and a State Representative run from Palo Alto County with primaries on Monday June 2 1990. Names include J M Robinson S E Sandvig Charlie Christianson and A Christiansen plus H B Baringdr Ruthven Ia candidate notes.
An advertisement touts Squill Kill as a safe rat and mice killer for homes barns and poultry houses. It claims the product costs about 1.86 per rat per year in food and disposal, emphasizes non-poisonous use, and notes Red Squill is approved by the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
In the matter of the estate of a deceased resident of Palo Alto County creditors are urged to pay immediately and file claims with the District Court clerk for approval. Separately, contractors are invited to bid on maintenance garages for Grachtin ger Ayrshire and Rodman with 5 percent certified checks due, and plans and specs available at the Palo Alto County Auditor’s office in Emmetsburg Iowa by May 27 1930.
Notice of renewal of Articles of Incorporation for Lost Island Creamery Company Iowa. Shares set at eighty at fifty dollars each with four thousand dollars capital. Board of five directors to govern for one year terms. officers include President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer elected from the board. Vote one per shareholder and by proxy. Election to be held at Creamery building in Palo Alto County Iowa.
The note argues that when credit is refused the debtor cannot pay and should blame themselves. It claims creditors employ aggressive tactics not from desire but necessity and suggests avoiding complaint or public attention. The tone urges self-blame and restraint.
Lost Island in Palo Alto County Iowa sets the first Thursday after New Year for annual meeting and elects directors Jon A Joyce Emmetsburg Iowa M Andersen Emmetsburg Iowa Carl Christiansen Graettinger Iowa Christ Christiansen Graettinger Iowa and Charles Henningsen Emmetsburg Iowa The indebtedness cap is 2000 dollars and stockholders private property remains exempt. Joe A Joyce Carl Christiansen B M Andersen Christ Christiansen Charles Henningsen
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