Local Items and Social Notes From The Times
Mrs D C Tipp writes the Timea to change the addreds of her paper to Cedar Rapids again Health poor since returning from California planned trip to Grasttinger this fall but unable to get here L C Gammon had a splendid sale Saturday Prices exceptional and crowd bidders Mr and Mrs Gammon will leave for California early December Carl Milles was an over Sunday guest of friends in Dakota Mrs Thomas McDonald returned from Dex Mioined visiting daughter Mrs Ray Hall and family Miss Mary Donlon confined to hospital two weeks with tenalitis A program at Iverson school Wednesday evening A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Christiana on Saturday November 20 The Times extends hearty congratulations to the happy parents Mr and Mrs CG A Jensen entertained Evening Card club Monday Progres sive Five Hundred played Large attendance Report splendid time Mrs J L Mahan entertained Catholic Ladies Aid society Wednesday Many Indies present report enjoyable time Carl Spies and John Hester business callers at Emmatsburg Monday William Leduc and Miss Gledye Rhoades Ted Leduc and Miss Edna Olson Mr and Mrs Albert Zitterick and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Herding recent Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William Lammers
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D. C. Tipp
Cedar Rapids
California
Grasttinger
L. C. Gammon
Gammon
Ee Carl. Milles
Dakota
Thomas McDonald
Dex
Ray Hall
Mary Donlon
Mason City
Iverson
Frank
Christiana
Times
CG. A. Jensen
Evening Card Club
J. L. Mahan
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Cerl Spies
John Hester
Emmatsburg
William Leduc
Gledyé Rhoades
Ted Leduc
Edna Qlson
Albert
Zitterick
Kenneth Herding
William Lammers
Warning on mail insurance offers and Henry Ford ships deal
A Western state insurance commissioner warns the public against mail order insurance schemes promising quick pedestrian and travel accident coverage for 5.50, noting papers offer similar coverage for 1.00. Separate items discuss Henry Ford buying ships for 18.00 a ton total cost and current junk market price, plus Estherville Stop and Go signs drawing crowds and traffic guidance, with Andy McAndrews deputized to direct drivers at Lincoln and Sixth Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bend Journal
Henry
Henry Ford
Shipping Board
National ‘Farm News
Webster City- Freeman
Thanksgiving Impressions Mixed With Local Happenings
A fragmentary local page notes Revi and Mrs McNulty visiting Emmetsburg for Thanksgiving with Mrs Wyatt returning home. Charley Jensen drove to Conrad and Des Moines. Miles Pearl Jensen at Drake College travels home for the holiday. Light snow Monday morning. warmer weather otherwise. corn picking continues. Ray Rosburg farm sale announced with full details in Time ad. Local social events include card club, birthday party for Ruth Anderson, and a large Graettinger fan presence at the Jow Falls Emmetsburg game. Funeral in Spencer for Meta Hansen. Cylinder game Friday December 8 anticipated. A high school program featured patriotic songs, glee club, and thankful addresses.
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Revi
Mra
McNulty
Ray Rosburg
Joe Hassel, Jr
Paul
Wm. Lathmiers
Roland Wars
Oscar Craven
Graettinger
Emmetsburg
Jows Falls
Mias
Ruth Anderson
Louis Christiansen
L. C. Larsen
Chris Knutson
Best
Spencer
Misa Meta Hansen
Holiday Mailing Warnings For Christmas Season
Post office guidance urges early mailing of packages and cards to avoid delays. Use standard size envelopes to fit sorting machines, and place nonpostage stamps on the back for foreign mail. Send money orders and packages early to avoid evening rush and ensure proper service.
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Red Cross
Two High School Contests Set for December and February
Declamatory and dramatic contests will be held on December 1 and December 8 with winners advancing to the combined county preliminary plate contest at Grach tinger on February 24. Readings and selections include The Unknown Soldier and The Prince of Peace among others, while basketball results show the team struggling in their second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grachtinger
Clusa
Lillen Beecher
Regulus
Lester Craveit
Prince of Peace
Ralph Grant
Tiger
Lincoln
Bertha Olsen
Tinvoin
God
Mary Reidy
Clara
Esther Christiansen
Bertha Grady
TM Health
Mildred Gardney
Debating Society
Martin Jon Hendricks
Alfie
Marjorie Nobla
Tom Sawyer
Altea
Miss Bray
Violet Swit
Sini
Trong
Nok Ninkrin
St Pauls Lutheran Church Morningership and Services
St Pauls Lutheran Church notes morningership at 10 30 Sunday with Sunday school after services. Services in the Gracht Inger church in English at 2 30 p m. Sunday school at 1 80 Rev Axel M Andersen pastor.
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St. Pauls Lutheran
Axel M. Andersen
Lutheran Service in Methodist Church in English
Lutheran service will be held in the Methodist church next Sunday at 2 o clock in English. Holy communion will be administered during the service. Afterward a short business meeting of the congregation will be held. All members are requested to be present. Rev. Ota L. Long, Pastor.
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Ota L. Long
Methodist Church Sets Sunday Services with Rev Longe Preaching
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites worship with District Superintendent Rev W H Longe preaching at 11:00 a m next Sunday, 10:00 a m Sunday school, and 7:80 p m evening service. Wallingford reports low Sunday school attendance. Ladies Aid, led by Mrs A C Anderson with president Mrs Carl Thoreson, meets December 1 at 2:80 p m. all women invited to join the new society.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Longe
Wallingford
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. C. Anderson
Carl Thoreson
Indies
Lutheran Church Notes December Activities and Services
Lutheran notes outline December church events and services. Calendar items include Lathes Aid society meetings at Mrs. Smith and Ludiea Aid at the church hall, with confirmations planned in town on a Saturday. Norse services scheduled at 11 o clock, hymn singing, Bible study, and prayers led by the president, plus readings and musical selections by named participants. Reverend M Mundanger signs as pastor.
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Lutheran Church
L. L
Aid Socity
M. Mundanger
European buyer orders 66000 tons Illinois coal for export
A continental European buyer placed a large non cancelable order for 66 000 tons of Illinois coal via a southern operator, aimed at offset rising eastern coal prices. Freight to New Orleans at 2 50 per ton, total delivered price around 6 25, with complex rate and long haul logistics affecting the export mix from Illinois mines.
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Middle West
Illinois
New Orleans
Ilinois
New Orleana i
Gulf City
Hampton
Ronda
Fon- Nages
West Virginia
Eastern Kentucky
Pouxhontas
New River
England
Coal Boom in United States Amid Global Strikes and Union Turmoil
The article describes a global disruption of coal supplies as Germany bans coal exports and Britain struggles to restart mining. In the United States, demand surges with West Virginia and eastern Kentucky operators thriving, exports nearing 1,000,000 tons weekly, and mines in the east resuming production after long idleness. The Pittsburgh Coal Company shifts toward unionization, boosting employment to 3,455 by October 28. Despite higher output across Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky, demand outpaces supply, with eastern coal waning and Illinois and western Kentucky gaining prominence. Export orders rise, lifting Middle West pricing and strengthening Chicago market activity.
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Garrmany
England
United States
West Virginia
Kentucky
Accre
Union
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Edstery Kenturley
Illinois
Middle West
Chicago
Man Of 60 Helped by Simple Mixture
A letter from W. W. Carter extols Aillerika a simple buckthorn bark based medicine. It claims rapid relief from gas and stomach bloating, eases chronic constipation, and removes long-stored waste matter. Sold at Frick Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonra
W. W. Carter
Frick Drug Store
Indiana Coal Mines Rebound Amid Market Tightness
The market shows stronger prices for Hteam products in Chicago as Indiana mines resume full operation after a two year Eastern spread. miners gain jobs while Eastern rivalry lowers prices. Outlook favors a active coal year ending March 31 with cautious consumer demand and pre strike buying boosting near term activity.
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Ateam
Contern Tigers
Hteam
Chicago
Insana
Tuliane
Indiana
United States
Loonia
Jacksonville
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Jersey
Nefstead Bros
Poland
Ben F.reeves
R. Gardner, Graettinger
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Cry
South Side
Lumyee
Eford
Ban Wallinuford
Warga
Estherville
Andy’t McAndrews
Jgovnty
Eetherville Democrat
Cylinder
Elsis Graettinger
Howard Hornwell
Miss Barnett
Addini
Rev. Mandsager
Ruth Raleigh
Mandsager
Gudrid Nawe
Hazel Paterson
Agnes Thompson
Bertha Olson
W. Sovdy
Europe
Wisconsin
Lbr. Co
C.E. Norris
Suiré
Grady Produce Co
P.j.mccarty
Justice OF the Peace Grasttinger
Swift & CO
Bert Anderson
Farmers Supply Co
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