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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1934

Page

6

Luse Speaks in Graettinger on Greenbacks and Reform

Republican candidate D N Luse addressed a Graettinger crowd at Woodman Hall Friday evening. He argued that 340 million greenbacks circulated at par would have grown to 2.7 billion today, urging currency reform and critiquing bankers and President Roosevelt while labeling Luse as a thoughtful but simple speaker.

D. N. Luse Palo Alto County Woodman Hall Graétlinger Luse United States Roosevelt Grachtinger

Seventy at Wolfe School Picnic

About seventy people attended the Wolfe school picnic last Friday. Miss Leona Leonard taught at the event with students and families enjoying the afternoon activities.

Wolfe Leona Leonard

Keeney Campaign Statement Appeals to Voters in Palo Alto North

Dr George H Keeney Mallard democratic candidate for state representative campaigns across Palo Alto north half. He has long service on the Mallard school board and county education board, and has been active in Red Cross work. Keeney urges unity beyond party to tackle crisis and supports the current leader's steady policy.

George H. Keeney Mallards Graettinger Grachtinger Keeney Mallard Cox Moines Central College G.H. Keeney Pella Laws Lows ‘Methodist Hospital Palo Alto Red Cross Mallard School Board County Board of Education Dr. Keeney Graettinger Times the Times Republian iChief

Mrs Zitterick Furniture Sale Saturday at Zitterick home

J A Spies administrator of the estate of Mrs John Zitterick will hold a sale of household goods at the Zitterick home in Graebtinger’s northwest Saturday June 2 starting at 1 30. A large list of items includes 85 chickens one cow five bushels of corn two CDs valued 1650 four shares in Farmers Elevator Wallingford and one share in Gradtlinger Telephone Co. Cash under 15 dollars and six months on larger amounts. Grodland Reeves auctioneers and Adolph Spies clerk. Full particulars in today’s Times.

Farmers’ Elevator Wallingford Gradtlinger Telephone Co Grodland & Reeves Nouctioneers Adolph Spies

Art Henningsen in Graettinger Republican Primary Race

Local emphasis centers on A H Henningsen son of Mrs Chris Henningsen Graettinger as one of three Republican candidates for the nomination next Monday He is Osher Department store manager a live wire business man well connected to about a thousand farm families in Emmet and Palo Alto counties with insights on agricultural conditions He is a Emmetsburg High School graduate fluent speaker and well regarded for his knowledge and leadership in business and politics He is expected to be a strong contender for the nomination this Monday.

Graettinger A. H. Henningsen Chris. Henningsen Henningsen Osher Emmet Palo Alto Emmetsburg High School The Times

Clarence Knutson To Speak In Emmetsburg Friday

The Hon. Clarence A. Knutson of Clear Lake, Republican candidate for Iowa governor, will address residents at the Emmetsburg Court House Friday at 2 30 p m. The talk reflects his campaign strength with several congressional districts won in pre-primary canvassing.

Clarence A. Knutson Clear Lake Iowa Court House Emmetsburg Knutson

Graeitinger Market Report Delayed Auction Prices

Market report from Graeitinger notes egg and poultry prices on a May day in 1034. Listings include eggs No 2 and No 1, roosters, hens, springs, heavy springs, leghorn hens, and butter prices. Prices shown as fractions of a cent reflect fluctuating commodity quotes and trade activity.

Graeitinger Sears Leghorn

Memorial Day Observed with Honor in Graettinger

Memorial Day services in Graettinger drew hundreds as Legion members and students gathered at the high school, then moved to the Hawkeye grounds for a memorial program in the Hawkeye Theatre. Judge Heald of Spencer delivered the address on liberty, recounting American settlement and the Constitution. Reverend Bottom gave the invocation and the program featured singing, a Lincoln Gettysburg Address reading, and a piano duet, followed by cemetery visits by veterans.

Grachtinger Axaresses Jwitch Hern Hawkeye Theatre Bottom Harry Keller Ruth Rebedith Shander America Mary Jo Carter Eugene Duffy Lincoln Jndie Heald Graettinger Opera House Co Legion Heald

I Told You So Corn Price Record

The Times publisher warned of corn under 45¢ per bushel but current prices rise above 4?4e cents per bushel, driven by fears of a complete crop failure. The editor notes the mistaken forecast, acknowledging the sharp price jump.

Times Gruettinger

It Pays To Advertise Co Pony Sells After Ad Sale

It Pays To Advertise Co advertising leads to a pony sale as Kenneth and Bobby Barringer, sons of D. Barringer, buy a Shetland pony advertised in Timea. Drouth kills hundreds of evergreen seedlings at Grasttinger Nursery, with workers covering seedlings and water hauled by tank wagons. about half the crop might be saved.

Drouth Grasttinger

Building New Cistern on Robbing Avenue

Fred Spies is constructing a new 6000 gallon cistern at his residence on Robbing Avenue. The unit will be located just north of the home and used in conjunction with the cistern in the bagament.

Fred Spies Robbing Avenue

Pork Auction Nets Just Over a Cent Per Pound

B. C. Wolfe recently marketed two hogs in Graettinger for a total of 319.05 pounds weight 806 pounds and received a little over a cent and a half per pound. The sale reflects a low pork price for the period in the Graettinger area.

B. C. Wolfe Graettinger

Primary Day Looms In Iowa Gracttinger Election

Next Monday is primary day in Palo AltoCounty withGracttnger serving as a polling site at Hawkeye Theatre basement from 8 to 9 and to 12. Voters face contested races for state representative with Republican A H Henningsen Luke Waldron and Democratic P H Donton Dr G Keeney Gene Mulroney. Mulroney, Waldron and Keeney are Emmetsburg area candidates. Precinct committee elections draw attention in the Democratic ranks as Republicans offer no comparable contest. The paper urges strong turnout across Walnut and north Palo Alto townships, noting the election importance regardless of outcome.

Iowa Palla Graettinger Hawkeye Theatre Gracttinger Calflesh Legion Gruettinger Lost Island A. H. Henningsen Luke Charles Waldron P. H. Donton G. H. Keenay Gene Mulroney Mr. Luse Dr. Keeney P. A. Donton Mr. Henningsen Charles Waldren Limes Bothentlemen Themor Mulroney Eemmuotsburyg Emmelsburg Wmmetsburg Ayrshire Puch W Lange Waldron Pell Paletto County Thin Cleht Nao Jury Walnut Palo Alto

Farm Union Dance At Woodman Hall Graettinger

A Farm Union dance will be held at Woodman Hall in Graettinger on Tuesday evening in June. Otto Larson and his Farm Union orchestra lead the program. Dances have drawn large crowds and are reported highly enjoyable. Next Tuesday’s event is expected to follow suit.

Farm Union Woodman Hall Graettinger Otto Larson Farm Union Orchestra

Extreme heat and dry spell dominates local weather

The report notes no rain since April 4 while temperatures have stayed between 100 and 108 degrees in the shade. No hay crop, pastures bare, cattle fed on silage and pasture in oat fields. Early corn may escape substantial damage.

Plow Up Money Boosts Oklahoma Prosperity

A caller described Oklahoma’s strong year with plow up funds distributed across counties. Amounts ranged from 760000 to 1000000 dollars per county, signaling broad economic vigor. A light humorous note mentions a cloud as a news item while weather shifts include heat and burning winds.

Oklahoma Times Office

Permits Issued Soon Under Sales Tax Act

The State Board of Assessment and Review announced permits under the Sales Tax Act will be distributed as rapidly as possible. The public is asked not to inquire about dates to avoid delays from extra correspondence. If proper application and remittance are on file, the permit will arrive in due course.

State Board of Assessment and Review Today

Lost to Emmetsburg Kittens in Friday Night Contest

A pickup group of Kitten Hall players traveled to Emmetsburg Friday night and were defeated by the county seat Kittens 14 to 6.

Emmetsburg Kittens

V. L. O'Connor Named Graettinger Postmaster

V L OConnor was appointed postmaster of Graettinger last Friday with the May 26 approval. He will assume duties when his bond is approved, succeeding Raleigh who served twelve years. The Times notes his long Democratic party activity and qualifications and wishes both men success.

V. L. O'Connor Graettinger Connor F Raleigh O'Connor Democraic Party the Times Raleigh

Webster City Man To Talk On Light Rates

G. J. Long city manager of Webster City will address Gractting or Friday evening June 11 at the Hawkeye Theatre. The meeting is for those interested in electric light rates with no charge to attend. A. J. Bonstead of Lost Island township is optimistic about a half crop while the Times publisher fears none. A Palo Alto resident for years he has faith in the region. Primary election is near and voters are urged to participate to uphold the privilege earned by generations.

G. J. Long Webster City Hawkeye Theatre A. J. Bonstead Leland Times Bonstead Bonatead Palo Alto

Bonstead First to Receive Corn Hog Bonus Check

Anton J Bonstead of Lost Taland township becomes Palo Alto county s first recipient of a corn hog bonus from the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He deposited 218 90 at Graettinger State Bank after cashing the Emmetsburg office check dated May 24 1084. The Graettinger Times notes the unusual gray paper and serial number 2788440 on the check and mentions another payment to follow in the fall and final in February 19285.

Anton J. Bonstead Bonstead the Times Graettinger State Bank

Dairy Herd Could Face Feed Shortage After Three Weeks

A. G. Barber of Graettinger says he can run three weeks on current feed stock. He notes silage available and uses river bottom pasture by day with the herd in the oat field at night. If dry weather lasts three more weeks, he does not know how he will feed his livestock.

Barber Graettinger

Oberammergau Passion Play at First Lutheran Church

The Passion Play screen event at the First Lutheran Church Sunday June 3 at 8 p m features a motion picture of the original Oberammergau Passion Play. Torgny Hagedal from the Lutheran Bible Institute presents the film and testifies in song. Free will offering. Rev M Mandsager invites all to view the Passion of Jesus Christ presented well.

Qoberamergau Torgny Hagedal Lutheran Bible Institute

A Wonderful Trip By Alvin Johnson Orchestra

Alvin Johnson a Cedar Falls student son of Mr and Mrs Albert F Johnson of Graettinger will leave with his school orchestra for New York city Saturday. They will spend eight weeks in New York and eastern cities then travel to Europe. Mr Johnson will not accompany them. Mayd Masters and Miss Alvina Peterson joined Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson for Decoration day trip to Cedar Falls.

Alvin Johnson Cedar Falls Albert F. Johnson Graettinger New York City New York Europe Johnson Albert Johnson Mayd Masters Alvina Peton Alvin

Miss Lois Everitt Resigns From Graettinger High School

Miss Lois Everitt resigns as home economics teacher at Graettinger high school after six years. She has been hired at Beacon Illinois at an annual increase of 190 dollars over her current contract. The article notes her six years of service in Graettinger.

Miss Everitt Lois Everitt Graettinger High School Beacon Illnois Incra USA

Successful Anglers Reel In Big Strings Of Fish

Mrs. A. R. McMullen Mrs. Shiley Mrs. A. P. Thompson and Miss Clara Suns fished Loat Island lake Tuesday and returned home with two large strings of fish. Mrs. Thompson claims her husband is in the shade when it comes to catching fish.

A. R. McMullen Shiley A. P. Thompson Clara Suns Loat Island Lake Thompson

Estherville Dentist Dr Osher Honored by State Dental Society

Dr. B. T. Osher of Estherville and formerly Graettinger receives a life member award from the Town State Dental Society after twenty five years of uninterrupted membership.

B.T. Osher B. T. Osher Estherville Graettinger Town State Dental Society

Also Mentioned on This Page

Roettinger G. H. Keeney Art Henningsen Clarence Knutson Heath P. Christensen Ale Christensen Mr. Christensen Emmetaburg George Hiera Decoration Day Judge Weald of Algona Kathryn Hepburn Robert Young Ralph Bellamy Spencer Tracy Clavie Trevor Ralph Morgan Tung Carolina Janet Gaynor Lionel Barrymore Ape Wee J. Bonstead Graetlinger State Bank M. Mandsager
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