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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
14
Emmetsburg and surrounding towns share varied items from visits by Sullivan and Simonsen families to Graettinger and Storm Lake. The page notes multiple social calls, travel to Mason City and Rochester, a Gleaners meeting, a Halloween party, and a range of local notices, dances, and charity events among residents and visitors.
A new London style hints parrots may charm society as Peki nese dogs fade. Observers note green parrots in several motor cars and ponder if they must match car or gown colors. The piece wonders if parrots will out talk their owners. Funds solicited in Graettinger support the Home of the Good Shepherd in Sioux City. A sister solicits general donations for mercy aid to girls shunned by society regardless of religion.
Beautiful cards printed with your name can be secured at the Times office at a very reasonable price. Call to view the sample book or request it be mailed to your home. Orders should be placed promptly to ensure first choice.
J A Suss thanks voters of Lost Island Walnut and Vernon townships for their strong support on election day. He pledges to continue serving to the best of his ability and uphold his policy in the future.
The Junior High presents Patty Saves The Day on November 21. Cast includes Miss Nelson The Pet Teacher Bertha Grady Maise Marsh and Helen Hilton with Eighth Graders Marjorie Noble and Evelyn Horswell. Musical romance by Kitchen Orchestra.
Pedestrians question why a joy rider’s holiday should end in killing as speeds and safety clash in a fragmented town scene. Names appear in a garbled listing of people and roles alongside stray remarks about farmers, police, and roads amid a murky OCR fragment.
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