State Champions Guests Of Honor At Feed Program
Graettinger celebrated a football season crowned by a state title with a Monday banquet honoring the state championship squad. Captain Leo Young and 13 teammates were listed along with coach Arthur Brown and business manager Kenneth Barringer. Pat Allen was praised as scoring ace and All American candidate. The season record showed Graettinger defeating Fonda 20 12 and Harris 63 0 among other results.
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Roosevelt landslide shapes 1944 race analysis
The Graettinger Times surveys the 1940 election results and implications for 1944. Roosevelt won by a large electoral margin with about 6 million more popular votes, carrying New York Illinois and Wisconsin by significant margins. The piece notes party shifts, labor and farm voting patterns, and expected emphasis on the arms program and shipbuilding, plus Britain’s urgency for American aid. It also mentions Sidney mayor Vernon Johnson’s biannual no smoking ritual and a feature page sent abroad.
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Deaths and local notes from October 7 1920 Times
Twenty years ago the Times lists Charley Jensen obituary Besaw mourns his loss. James Clausen sale cattle topped at 95. Local social events include parties at Emmetsburg Round Lake visits Wieder. Ed Herbe visiting Bill at Round Lake. Simonsens from Emmetsburg spent Sunday with Graettinger folk. Florence Wells Miss Kathryn Foster party. Mrs Rierson surgery Coleman hospital. Birthday surprise for Lloyd Nane. Foster returns Rochester. Henry Fogde surgery Iowa City. A ten pound son arrived for Frank and Mrs Weir. Carney family noted.
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Seed Corn News From Spencer and Surroundings
Local notes from Spencer and nearby towns report school updates and staff changes, a student body list at Spencer schools, and several obituaries and social items. Carl Wigen of Ayrshire died in an Eagle Grove auto crash. Patrick McCarty, born in Ireland in 1828, died aged 92 with nine surviving children.
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