Ni Luse Drums Up Support In Graettinger Talk
Republican candidate D N Luse spoke at Woodman Hall Graettinger Friday evening, drawing a larger crowd than usual. He covered many topics including greenbacks and currency, arguing for monetary reform and criticizing bankers, with emphasis on Roosevelt’s policies. About seventy attended the Wolfe school picnic the following Friday with teacher Miss Leona Leonant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Like
Palo Alto County
Woodman Hall
Grachtinger
Luse
United States
Roosevelt
Mr. Luse
Wolfe
Leona Leonant
Dr George H Keeney Campaign Statement Report
Dr George H Keeney of Mallard Democratic candidate for state representative nomina tion active in Graettinger and north county. He has 26 years in Mallard, son of a pioneer Des Moines family, lifelong Democrat, Drake graduate, taught at Central College, Mallard physician, former house physician at Iowa Methodist hospital, Red Cross and education work in Palo Alto. President of Mallard school board twenty years, county education board member seventeen years. He airs weekly campaign notices in Graettinger Amiek and seeks support of northern voters. He calls for unity Americans first, politics secondary, and credits leadership of the Chief Executive amid economic strain. (Continued On Page Four)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Keeney
George H. Keeney
Mallor's
Graettinger
de. Keeney
Mallard
Des Moines
Keeney
Drake
Central College
GH. Keeney
Pella
Town
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Palo Alto
Red Cross
Coney Wishen
North
Stult
Deaiing
Mrs Zitterick Furniture Sale Auction Saturday
J A Spies as administrator of Mrs John Zitterick estate will auction house furnishings at the Gruettinger Zitterick home in the northwest part Saturday June 2 starting at 1 80. Household goods chickens a cow corn five bushels two CDs totaling 1600 four shares Farmers Elevator Wallingford one share Gractinger Telephone Co. cash for sums 15 and under six months on larger amounts. Grodland Reeves auctioneers Adolph Spies clerk display in Time for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Elevator
Wallingford
Gracttinger Telephone Co
Grodland & Reeves
Adolph Spies
Art Henningsen Seen as Strong Republican Contender
Graettinger’s A Henningsen, Osher department store manager and longtime grocer in Marmet and Palo Alto counties, vies for the Republican nomination next Monday. A well-known businessman and farmer ally, he is praised as a fluent speaker and capable candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
A. H. Henningsen
China Henningsen
Gractinger
Henningsen
Osher
Marmet
Palo Alto
Emmetsborg High School
Hoe
The
Times
Clarence Knutson to Speak in Emmetsburg Friday
The Hon. Clarence A. Knutson of Clear Lake, Republican candidate for Iowa governor, will address listeners at the Emmetsburg Court House Friday at 2 30 p m The speaker is noted as a vigorous campaigner and has carried several congressional districts in the pre primary period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Knutson
Clear Lake
Iowa
Court House
Emetsburg
Knutson
Memorial Day Program Draws Hundreds in Grayttinger
Memorial Day observances in Grayttinger drew hundreds with a day of exercises at the high school grounds and Hawkeye theatre. Judge Heald of Spencer delivered an educational address on liberty and the founding of America, followed by musical offerings and a post-program cemetery decoration by Legion groups. The Graettinger Opera House Co. and Judge Henk were thanked for support. weather was hot but otherwise ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayttinger
Heald of Spencer
Legion
Hawkeye
Marl Lehigh
Hawkeye Theatre
Bottom
Harry Keller
Ruth Raleigh
Flanders Wiehd
America
Mary Jo Carter
Eugene Duffy
Lincoln
Oral Bonstead
Adolph Spica
Ule Noble
Rev. Bottom
Elisabeth Spies
Judge Heat
Spencer
Heath
Liberty
Ueald
Judge Heald
Henk
Publisher’s Retort on Corn Price Forecasts
The Times notes the publisher’s quip that corn would exceed 4 cents per bushel, citing today’s price near 48/4 cents. It says only crop failure fears prompted the high price, and suggests editors would admit a mistaken forecast if crops were normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Y
It Pays To Advertise Pony Sold At Auction
Col. Ben S. Reeves of Grodland and Reeves proclaims advertising pays. Last week the Times carried a pony for sale and Kenneth and Bobby Barringer purchased the Shetland pony before the ink dried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben S. Reeves
Grodland & Reeves
Kenneth
Bobby Barringer
Drouth Kills Seedlings at Graettinger Nursery
The drouth wiped out hundreds of evergreen seedlings at Graettinger Nursery. Workers hurried a branch cover over the field as water was hauled by tank wagons. About half of the feeding crop may be lost. Fred Spies builds a new cistern on Robbing Avenue capacity 6000 gallons to serve the house and basement cistern. B C Wolfe sold two hogs in Graettinger for 18.06 dollars weighing 805 pounds, about 18 dollars total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Graettinger
Fred Spies
Robbing Avenue
B. C. Wolfe
Grasttinger
Primary Day Ahead in Graettinger Iowa Races
Next Monday marks the Iowa primary with Graettinger polling 8 am to 8 pm at Hawkeye Theatre basement. Republicans nominate for state representative A H Henningsen D N Luse Charles Waldron. Democrats nominate P H Donlon G H Keeney Gene Mulroney. Community members urged to vote. local focus on precinct committees and a Tuesday Farm Union dance at Woodman Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Polla
Graettinger
Hawkeye Theatre
Calflesh
Legion
Lost Island
A. H. Henningsen
D. N. Luse
Charles Waldron
P. H. Donlon
G. H. Keeney
Gene Mulroney
Mr. Luse
Keeney
P. H. Ponlon
Waldron
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto County
Mulroney
Walnut Township
Palo Alto
Farm Union
Woodman Hall
Otto Larson
Farm Union Orchestra
Weather report shows extreme heat and dry spell
The report notes no rain since April 4, with temperatures from 100 to 108 degrees in the shade. Hay crops are absent, pastures bare, and cattle rely on silage and oat-field grazing. Corn prospects depend on the season, with potential limited damage expected.
Plow Up Money Sparks Prosperity In Oklahoma
A caller from Oklahoma to the Times describes last year’s prosperity tied to the plow up money. Counties received from $750,000 to $1,000,000, and that infusion is linked to favorable times across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Times
Weather Notes and Cloudy Sky Report
A cloudy sky persists with a waning forecast. The piece mentions an upcoming update on outcomes and notes an earlier day of extreme heat and strong winds.
Permits Issued As Soon As Possible Under Sales Tax Act
The State Board of Assessment and Review announced that distribution of permits under the Sales Tax Act will be made as rapidly as possible. The public is asked not to inquire about dates to avoid delay. If proper application and remittance are on file, the permit will arrive in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Assessment and Review Today
Lost to Emmetsburg by county kittens 14 to
A pickup group of kitten ball players traveled to Emmetsburg Friday night and were defeated by the county seat kittens 14 to 0. The result marks a decisive loss in the road contest.
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Emmetsburg
Kittens
O Connor Named Graettinger Postmaster
V L O Connor was appointed postmaster of Graettinger last Friday with bond awaiting approval. He succeeds O H Raleigh, who served twelve years, and the Times commends Raleigh while noting O Connor’s Democratic party work and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L. O’connor
Graettinger
Mr. O'Connor
O. H. Raleigh
O'Connor
Democraic Party
the Times
Raleigh
Voters urged to cast ballots in pivotal county primary
A public exhortation appeals to all county voters to participate in the upcoming primary. It frames the franchise as a hard won inheritance from previous generations and a duty to promote justice by choosing those who will govern.
A. J. Bonstead First To Receive Corn-Hog Money
Anton J. Bonstead of Lost Island township became Palo Alto county's first corn-hog bonus recipient as a check for 218.90 arrived via Emmetsburg, drawn on Graettinger State Bank. The Graettinger Times notes the bank cashed the check and Bonstead paid for a year of Graettinger Times while the 1934 May 24 document bears unusual gray paper and the Agricultural Adjustment Act marking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton J. Bonstead
Lost Island Township
Palo Alto County
United States
Graettinger State Bank
Graettinger Times
Palo Alto
Bonstead
Emmetsburg
Graettinger
Steek
the Times
Dairy farmer fears feed shortage if drought lasts three weeks
A. G. Barber of Graettinger Dairy says he can run three weeks on current feed of silage. He grazes his herd on river bottom pasture by day and moves them to the cat field at night. If dry weather continues for three more weeks, he does not know how he will feed his livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Graettinger
Oberammergau Passion Play at First Lutheran Church
On Sunday June 8 at 8 p m a motion picture presentation of the Oberammergau Passion Play will be shown at First Lutheran Church. Torgny Hagedal from the Lutheran Bible Institute will present the film and give a personal testimony in song. Free will offering welcomed. All are invited. viewers will witness the Passion of Jesus Christ presented vividly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberamergau
First Lutheran Church
Torgny Hagedal
The
Lutheran Bible Institute
A Wonderful Trip to New York for Cedar Falls Student
Alvin Johnson of Cedar Falls, son of Mr and Mrs Albert F Johnson of Graettinger, will leave with his school orchestra for New York City on Saturday. He will spend eight weeks in New York and eastern cities, then the group travels to Europe without him. Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson, Floyd Masters and Miss Alvina Peton motored to Cedar Falls to spend Decoration Day with Alvin.
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Alvin Johnson
Cedar Falls
Albert F. Johnson
Graettinger
New York City
New York
Europe
Johnson
Albert Johnson
Floyd Masters
Alvinu Peton
Alvin
Miss Everitt Resigns as Graettinger Home Economics Teacher
Miss Lois Everitt resigns from Graettinger high school after six years as home economics teacher. She will join Beacon in Winois with a $190 annual raise to her new contract.
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Miss Everitt
Lois Everitt
Graettinger High School
Beacon
Winois
Anglers Take Long Island Fishing Trip in Shetland Weigh-ins
Mrs A R McMullen Mra Shiley Mrs A P Thompsen and Miss Clara Lang fished at Loat Island on Tuesday returning with two large strings of fish. Thompsen says she left her husband in the shade when it comes to catching fish.
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A. R. McMullen
Mra
Shiley
A. P. Thompsen
Clara Lang
Loat Island
Lako
Hompsen
Osher Honored by Town State Dental Society
Dr B T Osher of Witherville, formerly of Grachtinger, has been elected to a life membership in the Town State Dental Society. The honor recognizes eight years of uninterrupted membership and service to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Osher
Witherville
Grachtinger
Ufe
Town State Dental Society
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D. Ni Luse
Art Henningsen
Clarence Knutson
Groettinger
Danilelions
J. P. Christensen
Abel Christensen
Mgr. Christensen
Estherville
George
Grabitinger
Leghorn
Judge Heald of
Algona
Cloge
Ihia County
Wantern
Wii
Webster City
G. J. Long
A. J. Bonstead
Spitfire
Kathryn Hepburn
Robert Young
Ralph Bellamy
MAD Game
Spencer, Tracy
Claire Trevor
Ralphae aRa Seaqne
Carolina
Janet Gaynor
Lionel Barrymore
Hank
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