The Other Man's Wife at Hawkeye Theatre and Fall Attractions
The play The Other Man's Wife at Hawkeye theatre drew strong praise as one of this season's best shows. Graettinger residents look forward to more fine attractions this fall with The Natural Law coming October 17. Ticket prices range 25 to 75 cents, with seats reservable at Schurmann & Show's hotel. A local ball game drew Graettinger residents to Lost Island Lake on Sunday as folks shared travel and friendly chats about Danish origins.
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Hawkeye Theatre
Seation
Schurmann& Show
Sotel
Graettinger
Lost Island Lake
Ruthven Free Press town team defeats Odd Fellows Sunday
Ruthven's town team defeated the Odd Fellows by a close score of four to something. The article notes a tractor plowing demonstration in Spencer with over 2500 farmers in attendance in northwest Iowa. It mentions Ruthven boys at Camp Dodge and a large Sunday meal for the troops.
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Ruthven Free Press
Odd Fellows
Spencer
Iowa
United States
Battle Fields
Europe
Ruthven
Camp Dodge
Whitman
Anna Osterson
George’ Oatergon
Relatives Discover Nearness After Years Apart In Iowa Town
A pair of men learned they were cousins living within two miles of each other for two years. Charles Findson and his neighbor Larsen had no idea of their kinship until now. A separate report tells of a young harvest worker from Iowa who rode with three men, was robbed near Ringsted, and woke three miles north and west of Ringsted with $70 gone and his clothes stolen before seeking help in Burt. Postmaster Carpenter and local residents were noted in brief town visits.
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Ringsted
Carl Larsen
Denmark
Paul Findson
Findgson
Mr. Findson
Lady
Mr.Larsen
Charles Findson
Geo. McAdams
Burt
Fort Dodge
Ceylon
Iowa
Mr. McAdams
H. J. Rasmussen
Grachtinger
W. Jensen
Emmetaburg
Carpenter
Wallingford News Highlights Local Socials and Events
Mrs P O Refsell visits the O O Refsell home while several households host guests from Estherville and Chicago. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Oscar Myhre as fundraising for the Red Cross passes the hat at a chicken pie supper. Otto Appel raffles a pony to aid the Wallingford Red Cross, with about 120 raised as war service looms for Appel.
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Wallingford News
P. O. Refsell
O. O. Refsell
H. M. Godard
Albert Christopher
Robert Allizon
Harry Chesam
S. D
Estherville
Severtson
Grover
L. C. Rustad
M. S. Sevatson
Misener
Oscar Myhre
Lewis Levatson
Hampton
Otto Appel
Allingford Red Cross
Appel
Red Cross
J. A. Nelson
Wm. Post
L. B. Osher
A. J. Anderson
Mr. Osher
G. I. Moore
L. E. Crim and Son
Des Moines
Will Schacherer
Roy Hood
Granger Peony
C. I. Skattebo
Gus Kries
Plankington
South Dakota
Graettinger Times Ownership Statement for October 1 1917
A notary public records the Graettinger Times ownership and management details. John J Sullivan is listed as publisher editor and owner for Gracttinger Iowa with Merriman Redfield Lambe and others as board members, sworn October 6 1917.
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Gracttinger Times
Gracttinger
Iowa
Towa
Palo Altoss
John J. Sullivan
Graettinger Times
John J, Sullivan
Graettinger
Mhorbenen
Bret
Merriman
Redfield
Lambe
Town
John J
Sullivan
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J. Paulsen
Raettinger
Wh. T. Naae
Araettinger
National Army
Aviation
Yensen
Cole
Wren’s Cafe
S.D. Wren
Poland
China
Grandview Stock Farm
Terril
Straight Edge
Eckley
Collosso
Baron Prospest
W. QO. Eckley
C. C. Gravatt
L.A. Koon
Coll
John Bondhus
Jorgen Andersen
W. L. O’connor
Farmers’ Grain Co
V. L. O’connor, Ye5shan
Lars Egesos
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