Commencement Honors At Gratinger High School
The Graettinger High School class receives diplomas marking twelve years of study. Commencement exercises at the Hawkeye Theatre were attended by parents and friends. The publisher salutes the graduates for completing their course and facing future duties with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endid High School
Peven-Young
Young -Indies
Graettinger
Hawkeye
Thletica
Bernard Jest Towa
Los
Graettinger High School Enrolment Up Next September
Fragmentary notice indicates Graettinger high school plans to enter new entrants next September. The text suggests discussion of opportunities and potential entry details for students and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger High School
Financial lows and past depressions Carried through history
Atta Bortom notes the current weak mood is part of a recurring pattern and cites historical downturns. He recalls 1887 land boom collapse with farm values cut to two percent, bank suspensions, 1841 industrial shutdowns, 1857 nationwide bank suspensions, and 1872 Jay Cooke failure impact on markets.
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Banka
United States
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
Jay Cooke and
Bock Exchange
Reading
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Erie, Union Pacific & Northern
Classy May Month of Degrees and Golf and Fishing
A satirical piece notes May as a classy month with nursing and other degrees, temp highs, and light social jabs. It reflects on job markets for graduates, mentions Golf and Fishing Widows, and includes quips about fame, education, and a musician in California. The prose mixes anecdotes and humorous vignettes with scattered era commentary.
Period of Prosperity Ahead Says Economic Sage
A fragmentary voice argues that historic market swings cycle from suppression to prosperity. It claims Europe abandoned gold in 1921 and stock markets saw extreme highs and lows, urging readiness for both downturns and booms as a routine pattern. The note references a Republican figure named Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miemine Aes Yeretan Rattic
Union
Pacific
Europe
Honest dollar needed for stable prosperity across time
The text argues that dollar stabilization is essential for national prosperity. Fluctuating values cause economic disasters as values either rise or fall against borrowed money and savings. A system where collective values of common goods can be maintained would be an honest dollar, though fixed prices for every product are unlikely.
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Humboldt
Pioneer Ringsted Man Laid To Rest Last Week
George Lowenberg 76 longtime county farmer died after a winter of Brights disease dropsy and heart trouble He moved from Granville Illinois to Emmet county in 1894 later relocating to Ringsted He married in 1881 and survived by wife ten children several siblings and many grandchildren Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with burial in Arm strong cemetery The Ringsted Dispatch notes his esteem as a school director and community figure.
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Ringsted
George Lowenberg
Presbyterian Church
Rev
Gladstone
Armstrong Cemetery
Lowenberg
Bright
Sinois
Emmet County
Jack Creek Township
Mr. Lowenberg
Gran‘ville
Illinois
Granville
John Flier
Armtrong
al Lowenberg
John Anderson
Henry
John
George
Elmer Gangsted
Char
Odell
Belmond
Towz
Kate Meyers
Phillip Hauenstein
Sheriff Hopeful Hie At Andy Ea Ae Fe
A fragmented OCR item mentions a sheriff candidate with unclear names and places. Readable bits indicate a campaign event or race, with sparse references to election context and local officials. Details remain uncertain due to text quality.
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Andy Ea Ae
Banking Now Stabilized Says State Officer
Iowa banking official Ann Andrew states banking conditions have stabilized and better practices prevail. He urges higher farm prices, notes pending Glass bill branch banking, and cites low costs from receiverships with large bank assets and land. Also mentions Davenport bank receivership profits and a Curlew school principal return.
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Bakers
Batherville
Andrew
Congress
United States
American Bank of
Davenport
Embroidery Club Social Entertained Members Today
Mrs. Palmer Frettem entertained the embroidery club this afternoon with a delightful social time for the ladies in attendance. Dainty refreshments were served at close. Dorcas Society To Meet Next Tuesday In basement of First Lutheran church Mrs. Waltar Jorgenson will entertain and extend cordial invitation to all to attend. Ladies Aid Thursday June 2 The next meeting of the Ladies Aid society will be at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Luschinger Thursday June 2. Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Carter will agitate. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. First Lutheran Aid To Meet Wednesday June 1 The next meeting of the First Lutheran Ladies Aid will be held Wednesday June 1 in the basement of the First Lutheran church. Mrs. J. Nelgeen and Mrs. O. P. Henne will host. A cordial invitation to all to attend. Entertained Teachers At Picnic Tuesday Evening Miscellaneous Clara J. Suna and Grace McCarty entertained at river picnic Tuesday evening at six o'clock. The group included Miss Clara Champion, T. Vidien Kelly, Christopher, Gudrid Naabbaxd, Eleakor Dunn, Bath Ellen Me.
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Embroidery Club
Palmer Frettem
Seve
Dorcas Society
Tuasiay
First Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
Dmbl Ladies’ Aid Society
Lloyd Luschinger
First Lutheran Aid
First Lutheran Ladies
Aid
Nelgeeon
Mra
Henne
Paul Peton
Stone
Etree
Miscen Clara J
Suna
Grace McCarty
River Pienia
Clara ‘Hompion
T. i Vidien Kelly
Rei Chriatopher
Gudrid Naabbaxd
Eleakor Dunn
Ellen
Jacob
Police Dog Attack Sparks $2,000 Suit in Dickens District Court
Dale Holmes age 10 of Dickens via his mother Myrtle Culver sues Thomas Hurt for $2,000 for injuries from a police dog owned by Hurt. The March 19 incident at Hurt’s home left Holmes bitten, torn, and bedridden for an extended period, with no answer filed yet as the May term approaches.
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Jin
Dale Holmes
Dickens
Myrtle Culver
Thomas Hurt
Dale
Hurt
Holmes
Opencer News-Herald
Why He Returned To Holland Joke on the cocktail recipe
An old Dutchman explains to a friend that the United States has many wonders yet the strangest is the cocktail. He describes a drink made with whiskey water gin ice lemon and sugar then jokes that they drink to themselves.
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Holland
Unite States
Car Finds Return From Norwalk Gathering For Grotto
Recovered items trace a recent trip by Rev. P. M. Dobterstein and James Dann to Norwalk Wisconsin for a fork gathering at the Grotto. A car load arrived last Thursday with more forks and related gear from the expedition.
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P. M. Dobterstein
James Dann
Norwalk
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Rev. Dobberatemia Works On Grotte Entrance
In the fourth car he has received from Wisconsin Rev. Dobberatemia is currently shaping an entrance extending from the mouth part of the Grotte to the street sidewalk. This portion of the structure is also very beautiful. Weat Bend Journal.
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Wisconsin
Dobberatemia
Nouth
Grotte
Weat Bend
Delaying Debt Payment Moratorium Derivation
The text explains the term moratorium as a legal permit to suspend debt payments by a debtor, bank, or nation. It clarifies that a moratorium must be granted before the debt becomes due to count as a true moratorium.
One Should He Enough A Guest in at Junction City home reconny
A fragment mentions Jennie S. Owen and a family reference after departure. A child asks which chin, in a blurred quote from Dunper's Weekly, reflecting a domestic scene in Junction City. The text is garbled OCR with unclear factual details or dates.
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Junction City
Jennie S. Owen
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Finnie & Duff
Ieee
Catse
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Peter
Norbeck
Virginia
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Man
Maine
John Deninger
West Bend Journal
L. A. Andrew
Estherville
Merle Grodlani
Curlew
Thompson’s Grocery
Curlew i Behdols
Tagolene
Gibraltar
Skelly
Howard Horswell
Flag Pole
Lillian M. Cunningham
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