Luse speaks in Graettinger on greenback theses and reform
D N Luse Republican candidate for Palo Alto county state representative held a politics meeting at Woodman Hall Graettinger Friday evening. He argued about greenbacks from the Civil War era and questioned why the U S government does not issue currency, praising Roosevelt while accusing bankers of blocking reforms. Seventy attended the Wolfe school picnic the following week with Leona Leonard teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Luge
Palo Alto County
Woodman Hall
Suse
United States
Presiden Roosevelt
Luse
Jeep
Graettinger
Keeney Seeks Nomination In Palo Alto District
Dr George H Keeney of Mallard a Democratic candidate for state representative speaks to voters in Graettinger and Mallard detailing a long career in education and public service He urges Americans first politics second and praises the current leadership while promising a strong campaign in the north half of Palo Alto County
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George H. Keeney
Mallar
Graettinger
Grachtinger
Don Keeney
Mallard
Des Moines
Keeney
Drake
Central College
G.H. Keeney
Pella
Iowa
House Pie Clan
Iowa Ethodist Hospital
Palo Alto
Red Cross
Mallard School Board
County Board of “Education
Rooney
Gruettinger Timea
Timea
de. Keeney
Mrs Zitterick Furniture Sale Saturday Auction
J A Spels as administrator will auction household goods at the Zitterick home in northwest Grachtinger on Saturday June 2 starting at 1 90. The sale includes 86 chickens a cow five bushels of corn two CDs total 1650 four shares in Farmers Elevator Walling Cord and one share in Grasttinger Telephone Co. Cash under 16 and six months on larger amounts. Grodland Reeves auctioneers and Adolph Spies clerk. Full particulars in today's Times.
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J. A. 8Ples
John Zitterick
Zitterick
Grachtinger
Farmers’ Elevator
Walling Cord
Grasttinger Telephone Co
Grodland & Reeves Auctioneers
Adolph Spies
Local Interest Centered In Art Henningsen For Republican Nomination
Graettinger focused on Art Henningsen as a main contender for the Republican nomination next Monday. Henningsen, Osher department store manager and Groettinger native, has long farm client ties in Emmet and Palo Alto counties. He is described as a business leader, fluent speaker, and well connected to local farmers and community concerns.
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Graettinger
A. H. Henningsen
Chris Henningsen
Groettinger
Henningsen
Osher
Emmet
Palo Alta
Emmetsburg High School
Palo Alto
The
Times
Clarence Knutson Speak at Emmetsburg Friday at 2 30
The Honorable Clarence A. Knutson of Clear Lake, Republican candidate for Iowa governor, will address the Court House in Emmetsburg on Friday, June 1 at 2 30 p.m. The note notes his strong pre primary support and campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Knutson
Clear Lake
Forovernor
Iowa
Court House
Emmetsburg
Kovatson
Graittering Market Report May 1934
Market notes from Graettinger show corn oats and hog prices with small lots priced in cents per unit. Notable figures include hogs at 18 cents and pork at about $18.05 for 805 pounds, plus butter around 22 cents per pound and Leghorn hens at fractional dollars per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hong
Wolfe
Eesasessseaespeveresssk
Groadtinger
Memorial Day Observed With Exercises In Gruettinger
Memorial Day was observed in Gruettinger with a large program at the Hawkeye Theatre. Judge Heald of Spencer spoke on liberty, with a parade, schoolchildren, and Legion members participating. The day included musical numbers, recitations, and tributes to veterans, with thanks to the Gratchinger Opera House Co for theater use. The weather was hot but the day was considered ideal.
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Gruettinger
Hawkeye Theatre
Judge Heald
Grachtinger Opera
House Co
Legion
Heald
I Told You So Corn Prices Hint At Drought Faith
Winter Times publisher warned corn would top 4c per bushel. Today corn near 48 9e per bushel shows price surge due to crop fears. Drouth devastates evergreen seedlings at Grad Unger Nursery. half may be saved. Fred Spies builds a 5000 gallon cistern north of his Robbins Avenue home to aid basement water needs.
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Times
Grachtinger
Drouth
Gradt- Unger
Fred Spiess
Robbins Avenue
Primary Day Looms in Iowa City Area Races
Next Monday voters in Gracttinger area will cast ballots from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m at Hawkeye Theatre basement. Interest centers on state representative race with candidates from both parties. Graattinger and Lost Island cross nominate in GOP and Democratic primaries. Local coverage highlights Emmetsburg figures Gene Mulroney and Charles Waldron plus Luse Keeney Donlon as Democratic contenders. The Times notes strong Legion backing for Calflesh as governor candidate and urges turnout across Palo Alto county with emphasis on Democratic precinct committee fights over state races.
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Iowa
Gracttinger
Hawkeye Theatre
Calflesh
Legion
Graattinger
Lost Island
A. W H. Henningsen
D. N. Luse
Charles Waldron
P. H. Donlon
G. H. Keeney
Gene Mulroney
Mr. Luse
di Keeney
Po. Donlon
Mr. Menningsen
Chaves Waldron
Times
Mulroney
Emmetsburg
Waldron
Palo Alto
Emmetshire
Ayrshire
Palo Alto County
Graettinger
Walnut Township
Farm Union Dance Set for Graetlinger Hall Tuesday
A Farm Union dance will be held at Woodnin Hall in Graetlinger Tuesday evening, June 6. Music by Otto Larson and his Farm Union orchestra. Dances have drawn large crowds and a very enjoyable time is expected again.
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Farm Union
Woodnin Hall
Graetlinger
Otto Larson
Farm Union Orchestra
Weather Summary from Wrather Report
Extreme heat and dry conditions dominate with no rain since April. Temperatures have ranged 100 to 108 in the shade. Hay crops are scarce, pastures are bare, and cattle are fed silage and moved to pastures in fields. Early corn may escape significant damage due to its growth stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrather
Plow Up Money Sparks Oklahoma Prosperity Claim
An Oklahoma caller to the Times office recounts last year’s prosperous conditions tied to the “plow up” money. He says counties received between 750,000 and 1,000,000 dollars, suggesting the funds boosted state prosperity.
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Oklahoma
Times Office
A Cloud Is A News Item In The Sky
A weather note describes a cloud in the western sky and hints at a report next week on whether it delivered the goods. The day is marked by a scorching heat and burning winds as the press moves forward.
Permits Issued Under Sales Tax Act To Be Granted Soon
The State Board of Assessment and Review announced that permits under the Sales Tax Act will be distributed as rapidly as possible. The public is asked not to inquire about dates, as extra correspondence will delay processing. Proper application and remittance on file will ensure the permit arrives in due course.
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State Board of Assessment and Review Today
Kittens Beat Lost Cats 24 to 5 in Emmetsburg
A pick up group of kitten ball players traveled to Emmetsburg Sunday night and were defeated by the county seat kittens 24 to 5.
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Emmetsburg
Kittens
O Connor Named Graettinger Postmaster
V L O Connor was appointed postmaster of Graettinger last Sunday with the May 25 appointment date. He succeeds O H Talelah after twelve years in the office and will assume duties once his bond is approved. The Times commends Raleigh for his long service and extends best wishes to both men.
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V. L. O'Connor
Graettinger
Mr. O'Connor
O. HH. Talelah
O'Connor
Democraic Party
Rimes
Raleigh
Times
Webster City Man To Take On Light Rates
G. J. Long city manager of Webster City will address Graettinger on June 11 at the Hawkeye Theatre. The session, organized by the committee examining electric light rates, invites all light users with no admission charge. Also noted, A J Bonstead of Lost Island township expects a half normal grain yield amid rain and favorable conditions, contrasting with the Times publisher who predicts a poor crop.
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G. J. Long
Webster City
Graettinger
Ihe
Hawkeye Theatre
A. J. Bonstead
Lost Island Township
Times
Bonstead
Palo Alto
Call to vote in the county primary election
A historical county message urges all voters to participate in the upcoming primary, emphasizing the privilege and duty of selecting government functionaries. It frames voting as a priceless inheritance pitched by past generations to ensure justice and progress for future children.
Bonstead First To Receive Corn Hog Money In Palo Alto
Anton J. Bonstead of Lost Island township becomes the first Palo Alto county farmer to receive a corn hog bonus check. The Graettinger State Bank cashes the check, and the Graettinger Times subscribes for a year. The May 24, 1934, check totals $218.90 and notes Agricul tural Adjustment Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bonstead
Graettinger
Qraettinger State Bank
Anton J. Bonstead
Lost Island Township
Palo Alto County
United States
Graettinger State Bank
Graettinger Times
Palo Alto
Bonstead
Emmetsburg
Times
Graetlinger State Bank
Three Weeks of Feed for Grachtinger Dairy Herd
A. G. Barber of the Grachtinger Dairy tells the Times he can run three weeks with current feed. He has silage and uses river bottom pasture by day, turning the herd into the oat field at night. If dry weather lasts three more weeks he fears possible feed shortages for livestock.
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Barber
Grachtinger
Oberammergau Passion Play At First Lutheran Church
A motion picture presentation of the Oberammergau Passion Play will be shown at First Lutheran Church on Sunday June 3 at 8 p.m. Torgny Hagendal from the Lutheran Bible Institute will introduce the screening and share a personal testimony in song. Free will offering. Presented by Rev. M. Mandsager.
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Oberamergau
First Lutheran Church
Torgny Hagendal
Lutheran Bible Institute
A Wonderful Trip Alvin Johnson Heads to New York
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 before the group goes to Europe. Mr Johnson will not accompany them. 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
Misa Alvina Peton
Alvin
Miss Everitt Resigns as Home Economics Teacher
Miss Lois Everitt resigns from Graetlinger high school after six years. She accepts a position at Beacon Illinois with a raise of $190 per year over her current contract.
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Miss Everitt
Lois Everitt
Graetlinger High School
Beacon
Ilinois
Local Anglers Win Big Fish Catches at Lost Island Lake
Mrs. A I McMullen Mrs Shiley Mrs A P Thompson and Mish Clara Suse fished Lost Island Lake Tuesday returning home with two big strings of fish. Mrs Thompson quips she has left her husband in the shade at fishing.
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A. I. McMullen
Shiley
A. P. Thompson
Mish Clara Suse
Lost Island Lake
Osher Honored With Life Membership in Town Society
Dr. B. I. Osher of Ustherville, formerly of Grachtinger, elected to a life membership in the Town State Center Society after 26 years of uninterrupted service. The honor recognizes long service and commitment among dentists in the group. The town notes Osher’s past work and ties to local professional circles.
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Bt, Osher
B. I. Osher
Ustherville
Grachtinger
Town State Center Society
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Leona Leonard
Mrs. Zitterick Furniture Sale
Art Henningsen
Clarence Knutson
J. P. Christensen
Abe Christensen
Ms Christensen
Tastherville
George
Graettinger Market
Thureday
Judge Heald OF
Algona
Col
Bon IF. Reaves
Grodland & Reeves Hays
Boford
Kenneth
Bobby Barringer
D. C. Barringer
Gravttinger
V. L. O’connor
Spitfire
Kathryn Hepburn
Robert Young
Ralph Bellamy
Spoher ‘Tracy
Clairo Trevor
Ralph Morgan
Carolina
Janet Gaynor
Lionel Barrymore
M. Mandsager
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