For Sale and Wanted Ads from Graettinger Iowa
Classified notices list two black colts for sale a three year old and a yearling one driving harness good as new and land to list wanted. A store to rent a glasses find and a truck return. Cash offered for autos engines machinery and used goods. Addresses include Sullivan Graettinger Penn Jengen and Coolidge Graettinger Iowa.
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Sullivan
New
George Penn
Graettinger
McCormick
Janesville
Surrey
Empire Cream
Babcock Cream
Concord
Loyal booster address highlights home town spirit
The 1918 19 Gract tinger Lyceum course opened with Charles H. Plattenburg’s lecture “Loyalty to the Home Town.” He urged citizens to boost their town, value its merits, and show loyalty through deeds rather than fault finding. He spoke at the High School on American values and will be welcomed back to Grandi dger. Dr. P J Hession sells smileage books to aid soldiers. books contain 20 five cent coupons usable at Liberty theatres and camps. George Lott, son-in-law of Mrs E E Green, died at 21 in North Dakota from influenza. Mrs Green and daughter Mia Bailey attended his funeral after deaths of Lott and Mrs Lott.
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Platterburg
Plattenburg
Grietiidger
P. J. Hession
National Guard
France
Gradstinger
Dr. Heaston
George Lott
North Dakota
E. E. Green
Mia. Bailey
McHenry
Green
Lott
J. ©. Lott
Emmetsburg
Cylinder
Minnesota
Elsie Green
Ottis Paugh
J. C. Boscki
J.W. Oakes
Joe
Grachtinger
Metts. Kruse
Gruver
Fred Kruse
Harry Wahldieck
Jhhildren
Geo
L. B. Nelson
Miss Bradshaw
Estherville
Bradd- Ishaw
Charles Reippen
Momlay
Jackson
Minn
St Patrick
BR. G. Suarnman
Lees North
Dakota
L. E. Crim
Harris
Sibley
Mias Thelma Cushing
O. J. Anderson
Odell Kasa
Mra
J. BH
Wee
Baby
Hi G, Suammian
Leeds
North Oak
Gus Merklin
Jon Klinger
Bo Merklin
Sheldon
Wilson
Weather Dampens Piersons Hog Sale in Chester White Trade
Rainy roads kept buyers away at C K Piersons Saturday auction of Chester White hogs, selling only 26 percent of 40 head. Top bid was 175 dollars from Frank B Gould of Rockwell City, with 110 dollars from Jos Pazancak of Fullerton, N D. Several hogs brought 70 90 dollars while others remained unsold. Pierson offered the rest of the 40 head at private sale amid weather losses. Proclamation declares Thursday November 28, 1918 a Victory holiday in Graettinger with town program at Hawkaye theatre.
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C. K. Pierson
Chester
Jos. Pazancak
Fullerton
Pierson
United States
Graettinger
Hawkaye
Fire bell prank amid world ending celebrations
A group of young women rang a fire bell in Germania Record territory to celebrate the world ending event, prompting the fire chief to threaten arrest for unlawful ringing. The incident prompted an official note in the Record about the bell ringing and a mayoral report.
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Germania
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Andrew Sandanger
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