Mrs. Emilie Petton Mueller Dies At Fenton
Mrs. Emilie Petton Mueller died at her home in Fenton on October 24 at age 78 years 7 months 20 days. Born in Germany February 25 1866 she emigrated to America at 16 and married Ferdinand Mueller in Chicago. The Muellers later settled near Fenton and had 18 children of whom six predeceased her. Surviving are William Theodore Louis Ernst Ferdinand and several daughters. 36 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held October 27 at St John Lutheran Church with burial in Lotts Creek Cemetery.
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Ferdinand Mueller
Fenton
Albert I
Johnson
Otto
Paul
Theodore
Frank Peton
Rudolph de Wall
Graettinger
Mueller
Sar
Nest Peton
Mr. Peton
Peton
Feston
Broulheads
Wisconsin
Algona
Iowa
Muellers
Menton Township
Sfenton
Perdinand Mueller
Ruthven widow Anna Gaard dies. funeral held
Mrs Anna Christina Gaard of Ruthven, mother of Dr Bertha Gaard of Estherville, died Friday evening. Survived by two sons Dr Christ Gaard of Tacoma and Harold Gari of Seattle, five other children. Funeral held yesterday as the family, noted for its standing, mourns. Next Sunday sermon at Emmetsburg on The Devil and The Drake Estate with a bazaar and supper to follow at Hawkeye Theatre basement.
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Anna Christina Gaard
Ruthven
Bertha Gaard
Estherville
Christ Gaard
Tacoma
Washington
Harold Gari
Seattle
Gona
Bertha Guard
Guard
Drake Estate
L. W. Barker
First Congregational Church
Emmetsburg
Drake
Hawkeye Theatre
Graettinger Market Report November 2 1933
Market notes list prices for Corn No 2 and No 3 futures and assorted produce. Heavy hens and heavy springs with weight classes noted, plus eggs and Iowa State Brand Butter priced.
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Graettinger
Toren
Drowning at Mud Lake Near Barnhart Home
Kermit Kohlstedt 21 of Fenton drowned when a boat capsized while hunting near Mud Lake north of the Barnhart home about 300 feet from shore. Two companions, Fred Martinsen and Reinhold Laabs, reached shore. Laabs in serious condition. Body recovered later this afternoon.
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Kermit Kohlstedt
Fenton
Mud Lake
Red Marti
Fred Martinsen
Reinhold Laabs
Lasbs
McManus
Grachtinger
S.C. Barnhart
Mut Lake
Local Fans Attend Minnesota Iowa Game Saturday
Local fans journeyed to Minneapolis to see the Minnesota Iowa clash. Notables include A. P. Thompson Supt. McMullen Oral Bonatead Edward Sullivan of Gractinger and Supt. Voniasen of Ruthven. The Gractinger Chevrolet traveled 185 miles in three and a half hours. Iowa's Dick Crayne sparked a 66 yard TD run and Laws and Lund battled hard, but Minnesota held a close lead in a highly anticipated national contest.
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A. P. Thompson
McMullen
Oral Bonatead
Edward Sullivan
Gracttinger
Voniasen
Ruthven
Lloyd Nane
Mankato
A. P. Thompsen
Grachtinger
Minneapolis
Iowa
Niger
Minnesota
Lowa
Dick Crayne
Crayne
Tennie
Emmetaburg Defeats Waldorf 20 to 0 in Forest City
Emmetaburg college team beat Waldorf 20 to 0 at Forest City Saturday night. Burt Carney of Graettinger played with the Emmetaburg squad.
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Emmeteburg
Waldorf
Emmetaburg and
Waldorf College
Forest City
Emmetsburg
Burt Carney
Graettingerg
Emmetaburg
Nela Smith Sale Monday Near Graettinger and Ruthven
Neela Smith, a resident between Graettinger and Ruthven, will hold a sale next Monday, November 6, with details unclear from the fragment. The notice names the organizer and the date, indicating a local sale likely of household items or farm goods.
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Nela Smith
Neéla Smith
Graettinger
Ruthven
Two Marriages Of Interest To Local People
In Graettinger and Wallingford area life records two marriages. Dr Edward F P Mitchell of Shannon Illinois wed Dorothy M Wit of Chicago in Chicago Fr day October 20. Mitchell plans to practice in Shannon two years, then relocate. Bernard Isakson son of Mr and Mrs Louis Isakson wed Ina Iverson daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Iverson in Wallingford Norwegian Lutheran parsonage October 26. They will live on the Isakson farm near Wallingford after a trip to Minneapolis. The Times extends congratulations to both couples.
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Mitchell
Edward Fp, Mitchell
Shannon
Illinois
Ken
J. J. Mitchell
Gracttinger
Mixa Dorothy M. Wit
Chicago
Frory’ Name
Father O’mary
Graettinger
Illiois
Dr. Mitchell
Hood
Gruettinger Migh
Iowa City
Loyola University
Chilcago
Mitchel
Amd
Gena Iverson
Minneapolis
Wilmer Isakson
Groettinger High School
Tuid
Ife
Jensen Family Arrives in Town to Start New Home
Mr and Mrs J A Jensen and family of Toris move to the city to establish residence with Mrs Thorson, mother of Mrs Jensen. Mr Jensen will travel and sell home products. He previously ran Graettinger area routes and headed Tharmora Cash Store at Terville. Recently owner Mr Wanniamgker assumed active management. Bank calls issued for October 25 require national and state bank statements as of close of business on that date.
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J. A. Jensen
Torris
Thir City
Thorson
Jensen
State Banking Department of Laws
State
Businega
Notice of payment arrangements and collector appointment
Arrangements have been made for payment of selectile grit and power bill at the bank. Dale Noble will act as collector for the company Bo. Grnettinger-Lowa Public Service.
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Dale Noble
Bo. Grnettinger
Lowa Publfe Sarvica
Drake Estate Spotlight In Ongoing Hartzell Trial
The Hartzell trial at Sioux City, over alleged defrauding via the Drake Estate, promises a lengthy proceeding. Newspapers publish donor lists from Iowa supporters as locals watch the case for clues on investors and motives, amid earlier boost and renewed interest since 1902 and again after 1920.
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Oscar Hartzell
U. S
Opencil
Sioux City
Des Moines Register
Retate
Drake
W. T. Branagan
Emmetsburgy Democrat
A. L. Andersen
Ringsted ‘Dispatch
Ori. L. C. White
Spencer News-Herald
Amos Haurtsock
Laurens
Docuhentas County
Shen
Sioux City i
Maurtzell
Hartzell
Neighbors Husk 1000 Bushels of Corn for Injured Neighbor
Neighbors of G H W Brown near Wallingford organized a large working party to husk and crib 1000 bushels of corn. Eighty two men with eighteen teams gathered on his farm, aided by local women for meals, while other attendees later joined a Fort Dodge conference and banquet of the Eighth district American Legion and Auxiliary.
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G. H W. Brown
Wallingford
Brown
Klert Rolfson
Loyal Smith
Chila Ducobgan
Frank Christianson
C. P. Jackson
Eugene Berg
Kenneth Starkey
S. W. Berg
G. 2. Osher
Thomas Thompson
Louie Graettinger
Ernest Jacobson
Rilly Borcher
Oliver Osher
Clarence Peterson
Clarence Mortenson
Mr. Erickson
Frank Christenson
Victor Mortenson
Mr. Higgins
Tonie Graettinger
Chris Jacobsen
Hert Rolfson
Fred Graettinger
John Rathman
Bob McDonald
Sigfred Helgeson
Leonard Osher
Bua Berg
Kenneth Sturkey
George Lark
Fort Dodge
Hart Lehigh
Jana Swangen
Alfred
Cameron
L. T. Lewmon
Mya
Art Rugman
Margayvot Lancaster
American Legion and Auxiliary
Eighth District
Chursley
Coming Attractions at Hawkeys Show Schedule and Films
New show hours listed for Friday Saturday and Wednesday with multiple shows and admission pricing. Attractions include Hell Below on Nov 3 and 4 with cast Robert Montgomery Walter Huston Madge Evans Emmy Durante Eugene Pellette Robert Young Buck Jones in Treason on Nov 8 and The White Sister with Helen Hayes and Clark Gable on Nov 11.
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the Hawkeys
Robert Montgomery
Walter Huston
Madge Evans
Emmy Durante
Eugene Pellette
Robert Young
Buck Jones
Helen Hayer
Clarke Gable
Kenneth Swift Suffers Broken Arm at School
Kenneth Swift son of Mr and Mrs Joe Swift of this place suffered a broken arm Friday afternoon at the school house while cranking a car. The motor kicked back injuring both bones of the right arm. The injury is painful and will inconvenience him for some time as classmates and friends express sympathy.
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Kenneth Swift
Joe Swift
Kenneth
Milford Beats Graettinger 7-0 In Local Football Clash
Milford secured a 7 to 0 victory over Graettinger with a long completed forward pass setting up a touchdown. Graettinger struggled, Milford dominated early, and both teams traded defenses with Milford holding on for the win. Graettinger’s season ends next week against Laurens at Evergreen Athletic Field. Milford’s fan turnout was notably larger than Graettinger’s last Friday.
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Milford
Graettinger
Secon
Grachtinger
Husky
Milferd
Graettinger Boys
Laurens
Milford Rooters
Gracttinger Rooters
Henry Ford Spurns NRA Bid Ties Over Government Talk
Henry Ford declines NRA support and protests government bid refusals. He argues money talks and warns the government about accepting or rejecting bids in a volatile financial climate. Ford stresses independence from lobby influence and hints at broader political pressure.
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Henry Ford
NRA
Ford
Henry
Beautiful Fall Weather Delights Regions Farmers
Readable fragments describe warm autumn days and balmy July like nights. Farmers, including corn pickers, find the weather ideal for husking though heat hinders field work. Many have completed husking or are near completion in the locality.
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Farmera
Haya
Seth
First National Bank Placed In Receivership
The First National Bank of Giaet linger closed by order of the Comptroller of the Currency on Tuesday October 31 with A J Johnson named conservator and Edmund Carmody of Cylinder taking over affairs. Since March 4 the bank operated under conservatorship amid heavy losses from pre 1920 values and ongoing investigations.
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Giaet+ linger
A. J. Johnson
Edsmund Carmody
Cylinder
First National
Iowa
First National Bank
Greettinger
L. Crown
Fred Spies
Mr. Spies
H. A. Elaenbast
John
George Graettinger
Jorgen Anderson
Peter F.petersen
Louis Christensen
P. H. Donion
C. Kent
H. A
Washington
Leo Powers Breaks Arm After Fall
Leo Powers son of Mr and Mrs Wm Powers of east of Gracttinger suffered a broken arm after a fall from a trailer last week. The injury is not severe and is healing well with Leo expected to be back on deck soon.
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Leo Powers
Dance at Emmetsburg Hall Draws Local, Exchange Guests
Mr and Mrs Harry Fink and two girls from the local telephone exchange attend a Friday evening dance at the K P hall in Emmetsburg The event hosted by Emmetsburg Telephone employed by nearby exchanges note a total attendance of 225 The gathering is described as a large party and very enjoyable Also mention of a change in auto license law with new licenses sold starting January 1 and no penalties before February 1 Also a football game scheduled for Friday.
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Harry Fink
K.P
Emmetsburg
Taleptiona
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Tarncat Peton
Kossuth
Anna Gaard
Rande
Nati
Waterloo
Fox
Edward Mitchell Wetls
Will Realde
Mminoiss
Esther Iyerson
Queen Hartnell
Middle
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