Luse Holds Political Talk at Graettinger Woodman Hall
Republican candidate D N Luse spoke in Graettinger about currency history and bank opposition. He claimed 840 million dollars in greenbacks were overprinted, wrongly valued, and implied that bonds would better serve taxpayers, praising Roosevelt while attacking bankers.
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D. N. Luse
Palo Alto County
Woodman Hall
Graettinger
Luse
United States
Roosevelt
Mr. Luse
Grachtinger
Seventy at Wolfe School Picnic
Seventy people attended the Wolfe school picnic last Friday with Leona Leona serving as the teacher in charge.
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Wolfe
Mins Leona Leona
Dr Keeney Campaign Statement Boosts North Palo Alto Voters
Dr George S Keeney of Mallard democratic candidate for state representative visits Graettinger and Mallard to rally support. A longtime Democrat and former Mallard school board president, he champions unity and leadership as the primary campaign advances in Palo Alto County.
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George S. Keeney
Mallard
Graettinger
Grachtinger
Dr Keeney
Des Moines
Keeney
Draka Oa
Drake
Central College
Ler
Pella
Towa
Efora
Mallard School Board
County Board of Education
Eivery
Dr .Keeney
Dr. Keeney
Times
Palo Alto
Desparata
Fox
Mrs Zitterick Estate Auction in Graettinger Saturday
J A Spices administrator of Mrs John Zitterick will auction household goods at the Zitterick home in northwest Graettinger this Saturday June 2. Sale begins at 1 80 with a large list of items and 85 chickens one cow five bushels of corn two CDs totaling 1050 four shares in Farmers Elevator Walling tor and one Graettinger Telephone Co share. Cash for sums 16 and under six months on amounts over 150. Grodland Reeves auctioneers Adolph Spies clerk. Full particulars in today's Times.
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Wallingtor
Graettinger Telephone Co
Grodland & Reeves Auctioneers
Adolph Spies
Henningsen A Graettinger Candidate For Republican Nomination
Local interest centers on Art Henningsen of Graettinger as a Republican primary contender next Monday. Henningsen, Osher Department Store manager and son of Mrs. Chris Henningsen, is described as a live wire business man with wide ties to farm families in Emmet and Palo Alto counties. A grocery and clothing supplier, he is viewed as knowledgeable on agricultural and legislative needs and is praised as fluent, educated, and well connected locally. He is expected to be a strong rival for the nomination.
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Graettinger
A. H. Henningsen
Chris Henningsen
Henningsen
Osher
Emmet
Palo Alto
Emmetsburg High School
Paulo Alto
The
Times
Clarence Knutson At Emmetsburg Friday At 2 30
The Hon Clarence A Knutson of Clear Lake Republican candidate for Governor will speak at the Court House in Emmetsburg Friday June 1 at 2 30 pm The speaker is described as an able man and campaign progress is noted with several congressional districts awarded to him.
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Clarence A. Knutson
Clear Lake
Town
Court House
Emmetsburg
Knutson
Memorial Day Observance Draws Hundreds in Graettinger
Memorial Day events in Graettinger featured exercises at the high school grounds with Legion and students, a parade to Hawkeye grounds, a memorial program in the Hawkeye Theatre, speakers including Judge Heald, Rev Manssurer, and Lt. Duffy, and a later cemetery decoration tour. Weather was hot, corn prices noted, with editor recalling past forecasts and new price at 48 4-40 per bushel.
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Grachtinger
Bottom
Star Spanger
Harry Keller
Ruth Raleigh
Mranler
Armeiea
Mary Jo Carter
Eugene Duffy
Lincoln
Gettysburg
America
Oral Bonstead
Adolph Spies
Dale Noble
Rev. Bottom
Elisa
Kelly Spies
Judge Heald
Spencer
Judge Heal
Liberty
Thay
Legion
Heald
It Pays To Advertise and Drouth Threat to Seedlings
It Pays To Advertise Col Reeves of Grodland & Heaves touts advertising. In last week’s Times Kenneth and Bobby Barringer purchased a pony from a local seller. The drouth killed hundreds of evergreen seedlings at Graat tinger Nursery. Men covered the seedling field with branches to protect them while water was hauled in tank wagons. about half the crop may be saved. Fred Spies builds a 5000 gallon cistern on Robbing Avenue home yard, linked to the basement cistern.
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Col
Ban Fr. Reeves
Grodland & Heaves
Kenneth
Bobby Barringer
Ilva Wire
D. C. Barringer
Drouth
Graattinger Nuvnery
Fred Spies
Robbing Avenue
Pork price sale nets over eighteen thousand dollars
B. C. Wolfa recently marketed two Ahogany Gracttinger hogs, receiving $18,065 for 805 pounds of pork. The sale implies a little more than a cent and a half per pound, reflecting the market’s strength.
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B. C. Wolfa
Primary Day Looms In Graettinger And Palo Alto County
Next Monday’s primary polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Hawkeye Theatre basement. Graettinger voters face races for state representative with four Republican and one Democratic candidate and nearby Lost Island also has a Democratic candidate. Local coverage notes candidates Henningsen Luse Waldron Mulroney Keeney Donlon and Mulroney, and urges turnout citing veteran candidates and party contests while stressing the importance of every vote in Palo Alto County.
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Lost Island
A. H. Henningsen
N. Luse
Charles Waldron
P. H. Donlon
G. H. Keeney
Gene Mulroney
Mr. Luse
Dr. Keeney
Acc
Henningsen
Times
Mulroney
Emmetsburg
Walken
Palo Alto County
Mulraney
Emmetshire
Ayrshire
Waldron
Walnut Township
Palo Alto
Farm Union Dance At Woodman Hall Groettinger
A Farm Union dance will be held at Woodman Hall in Groettinger Tuesday evening June bth with Otto Larnon and his Farm Union orchestra. Dances have been well attended and enjoyable. next Tuesday's event is expected to follow suit.
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Farm Union
Woodman Hall
Groettinger
Otto Larnon
Farm Union Orchestra
Extreme heat and dry weather prevail with no rain
The report notes extreme heat and dry conditions with no rainfall since April 4. Temperatures ranged from 100 to 108 degrees in the shade. Hay crops are absent, pastures are bare, cattle are fed silage and moved to out fields, and corn damage is uncertain as the season is early for the crop.
Plowed Money Rumor Sparks Oklahoma Prosperity Claim
An Oklahoma caller to the Times recounts a statewide distribution of “plow off’ money” totaling 750000 to 1000000 dollars per county, arguing prosperity followed. The item also notes a weather cloud in the western sky and mentions a forecast about next week’s events.
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Oklahoma
Times Office
Preea
Permits Issued Quickly Under Sales Tax Act
The State Board of Assessment and Review announces permits under the Sales Tax Act will be distributed as rapidly as possible. Inquiries about permit dates should be avoided to prevent delays. If proper application and remittance are on file, the permit will arrive in due course.
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State Board of Assessment and Review
Lost to Emmetsburg in kitten ball tilt
A pickup group from Kitten Ball traveled to Emmetsburg Friday night and lost 14 to 5 to the county seat team.
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Emmetsburg
Kittens
O Connor Appointed Postmaster at Graettinger
V L O Connor was named postmaster of Graettinger last Friday after a May 25 appointment. He will assume duties once his bond is approved, succeeding O H Raleigh who served twelve years. The Times lauds both men and congratulates O Connor on his new role.
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V. L. O'Connor
Graetlinger
Mr. O'Connor
O. H. Raleigh
O'Connor
Democraic Party
the Times
Raleigh
Times
Webster City Man To Talk On Light Rates
G. J. Long city manager of Webster City will speak at the Hawkeye Theatre Friday evening. Invited by the committee on investigating electric light rates the meeting invites all electric light users to attend with no charge.
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Webster City
G. J. Long
Groottinger
Hawkeye Theatre
Bonstead First To Receive Corn Hog Money In Palo Alto
Anton J Bonstead of Lost Island township became the first Palo Alto county farmer to receive a corn hog bonus check from the U S government. The Graettinger State Bank cashed the check, issued May 24 1934 for 218 90, and Bonstead deposited it there. The Graettinger Times as well as the local bank and Emmetsburg office are noted in the report with details on the unique gray check and its Agricultural Adjustment Act inscription.
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Anton J. Bonstead
Lost Island Township
Palo Alto County
United States
Graettinger State Bank
Graettinger Times
Palo Alto
Bonstead
Emmetsburg
Graettinger
Times
H. A. Elsenbust
Cahier
Banstead
The
the Times
Bontead
Graettinger Dairy Runs On Limited Feed For Three Weeks
A.G. Barber says he can operate three weeks with current silage supply. He uses river bottom pasture by day and moves the dairy herd to the oat field at night. If dry weather lasts three weeks, he is unsure how to feed his livestock afterward.
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Barber
Graettinger
Oberammergau Passion Play at First Lutheran Church
Oberammergau Passion Play shown Sunday at 8 p m in a motion picture at First Lutheran Church. Torgny Hagedal from the Lutheran Bible Institute presents the film and offers personal testimony in song. Free will offering. Rev M Manidsager welcomes all to view the Passion of Jesus Christ.
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Oberamergau
First Lutheran Church
Torgny ‘Hage~dal
Lutheran Bible Institute
Wonderful Trip For Alvin Johnson With Cedar Falls Orchestra
Alvin Johnson a Cedar Falls student son of Mr and Mrs Alvert F Johnson of Grachtinger will depart with his school orchestra for New York City on Saturday. He will spend eight weeks in New York and eastern cities before the group proceeds to Europe though he will not accompany them. Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson Wood Masters and Miss Alvina Peton traveled to Cedar Falls to spend Decoration Day with Alvin.
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Alvin Johnson
Cedar Falls
Alvert F. Johnson
Grachtinger
New York City
New York
Europe
Johnson
Albert Johnson
Wood Masters
Alvina Peton
Alvin
Miss Everitt Resigns As Graetlinger Home Economics Teacher
Miss Lola Everitt resigns from Graetlinger high school after six years as home economics teacher. She will take a Beacon Tulinoia post with a $180 annual raise over her current contract.
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Miss Everitt
Lola Everitt
Graetlinger High School
Beacon
Tulinoia
Successful Anglers Reel In Big Strings At Lake
Mrs A R McMullen Mrs Shiley Mrs A P Thompson and Miss Clara Suss fished Loat Island lake Tuesday. They returned home with two long strings of fish. Mrs Thompson says she has left her husband in the shade for catching fish.
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A. R. McMullen
Mra. Shiley
A. P. Thompson
Clara Suss
Loat Island Lake
Thompson
Osher Elected to Life Membership in State Dental Society
Dr B T Osher of Hatherville, formerly of Grachtinger, is honored with life membership in the Town State Dental Society after twenty six years of uninterrupted membership in the society.
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B. T. Osher
Hatherville
Grachtinger
Dental
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Art Henningsen
Gratttinger
Clarence Knutson
Graeittinger
P. Christensen
Abe. Christensen
Mr. Christensen
Wstherville
Lawna
Gardena
B.S. George
Judge Heald of
Algona
Grartlinger
Thureday
Hong Tree Seaenre Buritenset
Iowa
Gruettinger
V. L. O’connor
Will
Ake Quyer
Mgr. O'Connor
A. J. Bonstead
Spittire
Kathryn Hepburn
Robert Young
Ralph Ballamy
Spencer ‘Fraty
Clarl Trevor
Ralph Organ
Janet’ Gaynor
Hani
M. Manidsager
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