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Graettinger Times in Graettinger, Iowa

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Graettinger Times

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Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

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Oct 01, 1914

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Mother’s Death Shocks Emmetsburg Family

Mrs Emily Hughes of Emmetsburg passed away Friday at one o’clock after a long illness dating to May. Born 1846 in Brock Ontario, she married Henry Dayton, later B I Hughes. Survived by five daughters, four brothers, and many friends. Funeral conducted at home then Meth odist church with interment at New Hampton.

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Emily Hughes Emmetsburg Graettinger Reyds Clegg Methodistrch and Brereton Rebecca Hughes Leyi Taylor W. J. Brown George Baks George Wright P. H. Stedipan W. H. Gaylord Foy and Wilcox New Hampton Emily Christa Moore Brock Ontario Canada Henry Dayton Wisconsin Fox Lake Dodge County Randolph Iowa Chickasaw County Stapleton Township Dayton B. I. Hughes Ida Stiles Minneapolis Minn W. G. Henick L. J. Stark Guthrie, Ola L. R. Williamson Claremont B. Merriman
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Des Moines man nets profit on Iowa farm sale

C D Doolittle of Des Moines, once a Webster City resident, cleared 11500 from an Estherville area land deal. Six months earlier he bought a 229 acre farm near Estherville for 18600 and yesterday sold it for 30000, netting a substantial profit.

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C. D. Doolittle Des Moines Webster Estherville Wcintee City Journal
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Texans Buying Iowa Pork Marks Heavy Texas Market Load

Ten carloads of hogs were purchased by a Fort Worth packer, slaughtered, and sold in Texas. Forty-four of the animals weighed 400 pounds each, the heaviest swine marketed in Texas in years. The hogs were raised in Iowa and shipped to Texas for trade.

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Fort Worth Texas Iowa
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Letters of Travel On sea voyage to Scotland and war fears

The narrator describes daily ship inspections and stewards’ eagerness to avoid fault, then details sea sickness, remedies, and a fierce Atlantic storm between Ireland and Scotland. Passengers cope with rolling decks, whale-like waves, and a looming war news as Germany declares war on Russia.

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Atlantic Monthly Atlantic Daily Ireland Scotland Jane Eye Wip Yondey Britain
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Across the Ocean A German Letter From 1914 War Time

Miss Agnes Spies shares a translated letter from her German aunt in Bayreuth describing the 1914 outbreak of World War I. It notes rapid mobilization, heavy sacrifices, a death of cousin Frederick Hausleiter, atrocities by enemy forces, and the emotional toll on families as soldiers depart, with Red Cross aid and general national resolve highlighted. It preserves names and places while conveying war’s impact on civilians and the speaker’s perspective.

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Agnes Spies Germany Jacob Spies J. A. Spies Graettinger Agnes Fatherland Fredrick Hausleiter Hero Red Cross Lightuius Servia Austria Russia France Czar Ludwig
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Emily C. Hughes Prof Steece the Times Oveun Bayreuth Kaiser Alsace Lorraine Belgium Landwehr Landsturm
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