Local News Highlights From Graettinger Area
Thanksgiving observations and local happenings in Graettinger Iowa and surrounding towns. Notables include Wm Anderson traveling to Minneapolis, Miss Mable Andersen visiting Armes, and Miss Olive Noble teaching music in Estherville. Reports cover school zone warnings, social visits, farm news, football travel, and local society events with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Minneapolis
Cunningham
Mast Lansing
Michigan
Mable Andersen
Armes
Leo Christiansen
Maria Jacobsen
Fred Crnettinger
jassen+ens
West Bend
Marie Laughlin
Elizabeth Mahan
Emmeteburg
St. Mary’s Academy
Pater Knutson
Art Ghyistensen
Art Rave
Ring‘sted
Graettinger
Catholic ‘Ladies' Aid Society
J. A. Spies
John Jackmad
LeRoy Bartleman
Carl Spies
Rarity
Joseph Gabrielson
Ames
Ames-Iowa
Paidall
Iown
PL G
Kentucky Belle and School Notes Mix of Events
A lively High School Notes page covers Kentucky Belle performances, Miss Safely visitations, a seniors’ poem for freshmen, and hopes for a strong basketball season. It notes Joe Gabrielson at Ames, Lyceum Course attendance, Thanksgiving plans, and upcoming girl’s basketball prospects coached by Miss Marquhar. Also mentioned are talcum powder incidents, Freshman manual training projects, and a campus grave remark, plus the transfer of Father Schleier to Spencer and the local church’s parish change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger
Ann
Gotke
Anu
Joe Gabrielson
Kentucky
Mariah
Missy Marquhar
Ruthven
Mallard
Father Schleier
Spencer
H. J. Schleier
C. Conway
Sanborn
Betherville Denocrat
Beets Shipments Near 2,300 Tons With Value Above $27,000
Swea City area reports 1,974 tons of sugar beets shipped by Tuesday evening, with an estimated 592,200 pounds of sugar from beets at 11.0 cents per pound, yielding over $68,000. Weighing data show 1,003 wagon loads and a projected 400 additional tons, potentially totaling 2,300 tons worth about $27,000 at $12 per ton. Pepper pleads guilty in assault case near Renwick. five years in Fort Madison penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City
Sam Pepper
Lewis Otto
Renwick
Fort Madison
Pepper
Mr. Oite
Chicago
Otto
Humboldt Independent
Geales
Swen City
Swea City Herald
Pocket Book Stolen From Charles Day Home In Broad Daylight
A thief entered the Charles Day home Sunday and stole Mrs. Day’s pocket book left on a kitchen table. The thief took the contents including checks and valuable papers, leaving only a broken clasp. No other items were reported missing and the case remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Day
Humboldt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quaker Oats Co
Nettleton Commercial College
Sidx Walls
Ady
Dumsy Sewing Club
Due Bighey
ASL
Ole Meeland
Olive Noble
Estherville
Pearl Guess
M. W. Mahan
Lphomas
Harold
Miss Pearl Salisbury
Radman
Wilbur Shaw
Jackson
Minnesot
Cyraettinger
Robert Knight
Thomas Mahan
Pitherville
Burt Jones
C. P. Jensen
Nichol- Neat
Minnesota
Peter Miller
Mr. Jensen
Peter Farm
Weenrn
Calvin Gammon
Olene Jacobyson
Twas
Alarence Axelton
M. Lt. Murphy
Emmetaburg
TL Mills
Ted Christiansen
Baby
Goodman Lee
Granttinger
Berdin Visi
Florence
Mim
Burt Wis
Banmetalury
Lloyd Crim
Litherville
Si Newhal
Stuby
Ratherville
Lawrence Thoresen
Birney Hospital
Msthurville
Louis Kyutsen
Callender
Fred Ellsworth
Cellar Rapids
Fred Levell
George Coolidge
Lake Park
A. R. Cuthbert
Anna Bevan
Hartley
Standay
J. J. O'Rourke
Vincent Kelly
Genevieve Bigley
Henry Clemenson
Tarril
Hame
Anna Clemenson
National Bank
al Gracttinger
Jawa
U. 5
U. S
U. & Hands
Yapledge
Pederal Reserve Sianle
Pederal Reserve Bank
PLA. Bank
Suratus
I. S. Bank
If.r. Bank
State of
Iowa
Palo Alto
John O. Jorteon
John C. Jertson
P. J. McCarty
Robertson
Virginia Sweet
C. A. Jensen
Graettinger, Lowa
Miss Kinsbury
A. Wagner
Ray
North Dakota
Bottineau County
Terris Tribune
Hawkeye Theatre
Opie Read
United States
Opie
Northern Sugar Corporation
Mason City
J. W. Oakes
Hoping
Henry Westergard
C. H. Clemensen
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