Graettinger High School Holds Largest Commencement
The Graettinger high school graduation ends a twelve year span of growth with 37 graduates, boys and girls honored in a Hawkeye Theatre ceremony attended by families. The Times praises the class as bright, eleven and competent, noting the district’s strong educational program and expanded facilities including new typewriters and commercial courses.
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Graettinger High
Endea
Times
Durne
Pdara
Labor Day
Ife
Ttlinger
Graettinger Bos
Tultlon
Graettinger
Stuym
Graattinger
Bernard Oe Gai
Graettinger Plans High School Entry Next September
Graettinger officials encourage entering Graettinger high school next September. The notice urges investigation of opportunities in the territory sur- to inform the decision and plan for the coming academic year.
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Veters
Contraeta
Sur-,ine
Graettinger
Graettinger High School
Bottom of the financial mood warned by census view
The excerpt cites long cycles of economic downturns in U S history, noting 1887 land boom collapse with farm losses, bank suspensions, widespread unemployment, state repudiations, and declines in values. It recalls 1847 1857 1873 1893 crises including bank failures, stock market closures, and commodity slumps, as context for current low mood.
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Coti
Banke
Levery
United States
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
Jay Cooke and Co
Stock Exchange
Reading
Atchison
Classy Month And Silent Woes In Busy Times
A collage of quips and vignettes contrasts grads facing scarce jobs with jokes about golf and fishing wives. It notes May as a classy month for nursing degrees and high temperatures, while a sharp line mocks postwar salute errors and a musician’s tears at a California tune.
Preparing for Prosperity Amid Past Depression Truths
An old Humboldt Republican column argues that depressions precede recoveries, noting the 1921 gold basis shift after World War I and a Union Pacific sale, while urging readers to prepare for a future period of prosperity despite current lows. It emphasizes historical cycles where downturns foreshadow gains.
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Elle
Union Pacific
Eas
Europe
Humboldt
An Honest Dollar: Call for Stable Value and Honest Dollar
Humboldt Re argues for a stabilized dollar to prevent global economic disasters caused by fluctuating values. He contends that a standard enabling savers to preserve buying power is essential, noting fixed prices for a broad basket of goods as a workable, honest approach for lasting prosperity.
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Humboldt
Pioneer Ringsted Man Laid To Rest Last Week
George Lowenberg a 75 year old Ringsted area farmer died at his home Sunday evening. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church and he is buried in Armstrong cemetery. Born July 16, 1857 in Granville Illinois he moved to Emmet county in 1894 and later to Ringsted. Survived by wife and ten children with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also survived by brothers and sisters in Illinois Iowa and Ringsted. He served as local school director for years and was respected by neighbors.
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George Lowenberg
Presbyterian Church
Rev
Gladstone
Armstrong
Lowenberg
Bright
Ilinois
Emmet County
Jack Creek Township
Mr. Lowenberg
Granville
Yen
John Flier
al Lowenberg
John Anderson
Henry
John
George
Elmer Gangsted
Chas
Odell
Tlinois
Belmont
Iowa
Kate Meyers
Phillip Havenstein
Algony
Stedman Declares Candidacy for County Sheriff Nomination
For sheriff Chas G Stedman announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county sheriff. Born in Emmetsburg on December 16, 1880, Stedman is described as a longtime resident. The Stadimans are noted as among the area’s leading residents.
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Chas, G
Stedman Dan
Emmetsburg
Stadimans
Banking Stabilized Says State Officer
State superintendent L A Andrew told bankers at Estherville that banking conditions have stabilized from prior troubles, noting better practices and that Iowa agriculture continues to advance while farm prices need support. He urged community loyalty to banks, discussed Glass bill opposition to branch banking, and cited receivership figures and a Davenport bank case with profits reported. He urged buying poppies for Memorial Day and noted Merle Grodland’s return to Curlew and rehiring in Thompson’s store.
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Eestherville
L. A.andrew
Iowa
Andrew
Congress
Tawa
United States
American Bank of
Davenport
Jme
Embroidery Club Social Held by Mrs Palmer Frottem
Mrs Palmer Frottem entertained Embroidery club members this afternoon. A delightful social time was enjoyed by the many ladies in attendance with refreshments served at the close.
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Embroidery Club
Palmer Frottem
Clara J
Susa
Grace McCarty
Clara Thompson
Lois Everitt
Vivian Kally
Dorothy. Mylne
Cora
Christopher
Gudrid Nane
Kay Hubbard
Eleanor Dunn
Ellen McEvoy
Olens Jacobsen
Ralph Coder
Police Dog Attack Leads to $2000 Damage Suit
Dale Holmes aged 10 of Dickens sues Thomas Hurt in district court for $2000 alleging a police dog owned by Hurt attacked him on March 19 while on Hurt’s premises. Holmes was bitten torn and unable to attend school and remains bedridden pending court response.
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Dale Holmes
Dickens
Myrtle Culver
Thomas Hurt
Dale
Hurt
Holmes
Thurt
Spencer News-Herald
Strange Dutchman tale and carload of stone arrives
An old Dutchman jokes about the US cocktail, describing a drink made from whiskey water gin ice lemon and sugar then toasts the drinkers. Rev P M Dobberatein and James Dunn have returned from Nor walk Wisconsin with rocks for the Grotto. A car of stone arrived last Thursday.
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Holland
United States
P.M. Dobberatein
James Dunn
Norwalk
Wisconsin
Grotto Entrance Extension Praised by Journal
The West Bend Journal notes Rev. Dobberstein works on an entrance extending from the grotto south part to the street sidewalk. The section is described as very beautiful and adds to the structure's charm.
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Wisconsin
Dobberstein
West Bend Journal
Moratorium Concept Clarified in Debtor Relief Talk
A fragment explains the term moratorium derived from Latin moratorius, defining it as a legalized pause allowing a debtor, nation, or issuer to suspend debt payments during emergencies. The note stresses permission must be granted before default occurs to be effective.
One Should Be Enough In Junction City Home
A guest near Junction City described as a comfortable looking person with a double chin influenced a family member after Jennie Owen left. A family member asked, Which chin does she use, mother. Coppera Weekly reports this unsettled household moment.
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Junction City
Jennie
Owen
Coppera Weekly
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Merle Grodland
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Dorcas Society
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First Lutheran Church
Walter Jorgensen
M. E.ladies’ Aid Society
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Carter
First Lutheran Aid
First Luthleran Ladies’ Aid Society
J. T. Helgeson
O. P. Hannon
Paul Peton
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