Pauper address change and local notices in Times
The Times reports Mra D C Tipp seeks Cedar Rapids as a pauper address, notes poor health since California and an attempted fall trip to Graettinger. Community happenings include Gammon’s solo, December California plans, nursing student Mary Denton, a birth, card games, visitors, school program, and several local travels and social events around Emmetsburg Graettinger and Spencer.
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Mra
D.C
Tipp
Times
Cedar
Rapids
California
Grasttinger
L. G. Gammon
Miller
Dakota
Thomas McDonald
Des Moines
Mia
Ray Hell
Mary Denton
Mason City
Iverson School
Frank’ Christians
C. A. Jensen
Evening Card Club
J. L. Mahan
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Sociaty
Carl, Spies
John “Heater
Emmetsburg
William Leduc
Gladyst Rhoades
Ted Leduc
Edna Olson
Albert Zitterick
Kenneth Harding
William Lammers
Ray Rosburg
Joe Hassel, Jr
Paul
Wm. Lammers
Rolond
Oscar Craven
Graettinger
Ruth Anderson
Louis Christiansen
L. C. Larsen
Chris Knutson
Aister
Best
Spencer Sunday
Meta Hansen
Warns Against Mail Offers Insurance Schemes Warned by Commissioner
A western state insurance commissioner warned the public against accepting mail offers of insurance amid widespread schemes. He noted newspapers advertise similar value for about $1.00 while mail orders promise 3.60. He warned claims against mail-order houses may not be paid. The warnings appeared in the Way Bend Journal.
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West Bend Journal
Holiday Mail Precautions For Busy Season
The advisory urges early posting of Christmas parcels and cards to avoid delays. Use standard size envelopes to fit canceling machines, and place nonpostage stamps on the back of items to foreign destinations. Bring in packages and buy money orders early to avoid evening rush service.
Two High School Contests Set for December Evenings
High School notes show two upcoming contests, December 1 for oratorical selections and December 8 for dramatic class entries. Winners advance to county and preliminary state competition at Graettinger on February 24, with listed contestants and their chosen pieces. Also notes basketball setback with a 81 to 60 loss to Armatrons Mokhein the previous Tuesday night.
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Graettinger
Clasa
Lillian Beecher
Regulus
Lester Craver
Ralph Graetfinger
Lincoln
Bertha Diaon
Lingdln
God
Mary Reidy
Esther Christiangen
Durtha Grady
Joe
Mildred Gardner
Debating Society
Martin Joe Bondvicka
Marjoria Noble
Alice Skovn
Miss Bray
Violet Swift
Anis
Armatrons
Cylinder to Face Local Team in Friday Football Game
A casual recount notes a large floor with gears and a hopeful tone for Friday December 8 as Cylinder visits the local boys. The Wednesday High School program featured patriotic songs by students, girls gleA club music, reading by Elsis Graettinger, a saxophone solo by Howard Harewell, a critic's talk by Miss Barnatt, and a Thanksgiving address by Reverend Mandsagor.
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Cylinder
Girle
Glea
Elsis Graettinger
Howard Harewell
Miss Barnatt
Rey
Mandsagor
St Pauls Lutheran Church Morning Worship and Sunday School
Morning worship at 10 80 Sunday with Sunday school after services. Services in Graettinger church in English at 2 20 PM Sunday school at 1 30 Rev Axel M Andersen pastor.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Servces
Graettinger
Axel M. Andersen
German Lutheran Service At Methodist Church Next Sunday
Lutheran service in English will be held at the Methodist church next Sunday afternoon at 2. Holy communion will be administered during the service. Afterward, a short congregation business meeting will be held. All members are requested to attend. Rev. Otis L. Lang, Pastor.
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Otis L. Lang
Methodist Episcopal Church to Welcome Rev Lease Next Sunday
The District Superintendent Rev W H Lease will preach at 11:00 AM with Sunday school at 10:00 AM and evening worship at 7:30 PM. Wallingford notes good Sunday school turnout last week and urges attendance for supplies. Ladies Aid meets December 1 at 2:30 PM at Mrs A C Andersons home with Mrs Carl Thoreson as president. invitation to all ladies to support the new organization.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Lease
Wallingford
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. C. Anderson
Carl Thoreson
First Luth Sunday Evening Services and December Notices
Lutheran Church notes announce first Luth L L Sunday evening eight o eight. December eight Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Smith. Confirmations meet Saturday Bible study and prayer December two at Martin Myhre Lost Is L Ch Divine services in Norse at 11 five five at ten. Ladies Aid at church hall December sixteen. Confirmations meet in town Saturday. Program features Hymn 33 scripture reading prayer led by president Ruth Raleigh talks reading instrumental duets piano solo and closing hymn. Mrs W Sevdy pres.
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Lutheran Church
L. L
Smith
Martin Myhre
L. Ch
Ch. Hall
M. Mantigager
Ruth Raleigh
Mrs. Mandsagar
Gudvil Naar
Hazel Peterson
Agnes Thompson
Bertha Olson
W. Sevdy
Pres
Europe Buys 65000 Tons Illinois Coal
A European buyer placed a substantial noncancelable order for 65 000 tons of Illinois coal from a southern Illinois operator. Shipment via New Orleans at about 32.75 per ton, with a special freight rate of 2.50 per ton for export. Prices in the East rise as overseas buyers pay high prices for Pocahontas and New River runs. delivered Illinois coal to New Orleans around 5.25 per ton.
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Middle West
Illinois
Conla
New Orleans
Itinoia
Gulf City
Cox
Hampton Joals
Viginda
Oaatorn Kentucky
Pocahontas
New River
Tidewater
England
Coal Exports Rise as Mines Reopen Across Regions
Global curbs on coal trade collide with renewed domestic demand as Germany bans exports while Britain restocks from its own mines. In the United States coal flows surge with 12 million tons weekly output, eastern shortages shifting buyers to Illinois Indiana and western Kentucky. Pittsburgh Coal Company resumes nonunion policies and increases wages to attract hundreds, boosting employment to 4456 on October 28.
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Garrmany O
England
Great Britaan
United States
West Virginia
Kentucky
Union
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virgins
Be sure and get our cash price be fore selling
Local ad urges sellers to obtain cash prices before selling and notes willingness to pay top prices for cream and poultry. The message emphasizes prompt, fair cash offers and competitive buying for dairy and farm produce.
Man Of 60 Helped by Simple Mixture
A 60 year old man reports Adlerika provides quick relief from gas and bloating. The ad describes Adlerika as a buckthorn bark based mixture that rapidly relieves stomach issues and chronic constipation. Sold by Frick Drug Store.
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Atynel
W. W. Carter
Frick Drug Store
Indiana Coal Industry Faces Revival Amid Western Shortage
The steam market gains as eastern coal tightens in Indiana. Screenings inquiries rise from eastern users, prices firm in Chicago, and Indiana miners suffer under eastern competition. A long struggle continues with forced layoffs, 160 percent price pressure on miners, and operators losing business. The industry expects a robust coal year ending March 1, with pre strike buying boosting near term activity.
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Chicago
Indiana
Todaly
United States
Jacksonville
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O. W. Lee
Emmelsbarg, Towa
Wefstead . Bros
Poland
R ley—Bank
Moorman
O. R. Gardnér
John’ “Galleger
Broadway
Emmetaburg
Grain” Co
DeLaval
Geparn
Henry
Henry Ford
Shipping Board
National Farm News
Webster City Freeman
Estherville
Uhere
Andy” McAndrews
Estherville Demerat
Rock. Eti
Europe
Wisconsin Lbr. Co
C. E. Norris
Grady Produce Co
P.j.mccarty
Lawsons Estate
Insurante
Colleccione
Eggs Poultry For
8Wlurt & Co
Bert Anderson
Poone
Farmers Supply Co
Ben Eh
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