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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
13
Sullivan publisher notes a Lehigh death by train and a public critique of timekeeping delays. A. D. D. Gimer of Klemme Co Operative Creamery is fined $100 plus costs for improper pasteurization and illegal butterfat overrun, per Justice H. V. Reed after state inspector actions.
A fragment describes Graettinger as a bustling city and promotes a store as a welcoming headquarters. It asserts prices are right and aims to rent customers right, inviting friends to visit. The text emphasizes hospitality and regional prominence in the Northwest.
Os good area residents hosted guests and attended services. Ross Jones of Dickens preached at 11 a m with Leonard Jones and others providing vocal selections. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Ayrshire Estherville Spirit Lake Diskens Depew Cylinder Ringsted and other nearby towns visited relatives and attended church. Local notes mention travel, nursing training completion for Cecelia Lambe and various farm and community activities.
P A Lambe aided Tom Rhodes with hay and seed corn. John Luke and others called on business. Mrs A O Hankey visited her mother in Emmetsburg. Numerous locals and guests toured, hunted pheasants, tended roads, and discussed church improvements. Dr Ortman advised Mrs Smith on illness. Various visits to Graettinger, Emmetsburg, Ruthven, and Curlew noted along with haying and cattle movements.
A group from Osgood Emmetsburg Vin ton Shellsburg and Wallingford visited West Bend Sunday to view the Father Dobbecatein artworks. Melvin Smith recently received a barrel of fine pears from Missouri relatives. The Edward Herke home in Wallingford hosted a gathering nearby.
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