Coal situation looks serious in Graettinger area
The piece reports a looming coal strike set for November first if miners’ demands are not met. It notes wage hikes, a six hour day, five day week, and collective bargaining rights, while highlighting public sentiment, consumer impact, and the potential govt role. It cites local fuel stores’ readiness, governor’s appoinment of a fuel administrator, and the Graettinger Times’ advertising strength as a local paper.
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Grochtner
Gracttiger
Graettinery
Graettinger Times
Harding
Charles Webster
Waucoma
Fashion Brevities in Gold-Plated Georgette Gowns
Fashion notes describe new blouses and gowns in gold plated georgette with monkey fur trim and pink and blue accents. The items blend red velvet, navy blue repels, embroidery, and piping for a French inspired exotic look aimed at growing girls.
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Georgette
Lecture on The Modern Crusader at Grachtinger Lyceum
The Grachtinger Lyceum will host Chaplain Jon Hanley known as the Billy Sunday of Canada for a Tuesday evening lecture on The Modern Crusader. The event is expected to attract a large crowd and follows a strong slate of talks this season. The Junior Sewing club will serve lunch Saturday afternoon and evening at the J A Spies office, with handmade articles for sale.
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Grachtinger Lyceum
Jon Hanley
Billy Sunday
Canada
Hanley
J. A. Spies
Pierson
When Bolshevism Comes Mayor Demands One Billion
Gracttinger mayor clashes over a rush for funds claiming a billion dollars is needed today. The treasurer counters delays until tomorrow due to a Times office breakdown.
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Gracttinger
Times
Horse for Horse in Gruver Saturday Race
Saturday afternoon a public race in Gruver features Ben F. Reeves's running horse Graettinger pitted against a Gruver horse. Henry Keator will ride the Reeves horse. Graettinger has posted several fast runs this summer. A Minnesota visitor brought Red Buck to race Bolivar, then left with little cash. The track is 16 miles away at Fred Zelinsky track, ensuring Graettinger is in good form.
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Gruver
Ben F. Reeves
Gracttinger
Henry Keator
Reeves
Graettinger
Windom
Minnesota
Red Buck
Census Enumerators Wanted for Federal Census Next January
Census enumerators are needed in their localities for the Federal census to be taken next January. Active, intelligent and reliable men and women are urged to apply, as the work is interesting and instructive with ample pay. Send for application forms to Lewis Stucmer, Supervisor of the Census, Emmersburg, Iowa. Red Cross Sale Totals 46.25 At the Lost Island Red Cross meeting the sale of surgical dressing goods and supplies totaled 46.25, turned over to the treasurer and added to Red Cross funds.
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Lewis Stucmer
Emmersburg
Iowa
Red Cross
Lost Island
Back From Honolulu Harold Rousch Guest Of Graning iners
Harold Rousch, after two and a half years in khaki with Uncle Sam at Honolulu, was the Graettinger week’s guest of friends. He left Camp Dodge with Bert Montgomery, visited his mother Mrs. A. R. Cuthbert at Titonka, and returned to greet his units. Cedar Rapids clubs vote no silk stockings to cut costs.
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Honolulu
Harold Rousch
Uncle Sam
Graettinger
Camp Dodge
Bert Montgomery
Titonka
A. R. Cuthbert
Grasttihger
Lieut Jacobson Married Saturday in Sioux City
Lieut Albert Jacobson of Jewell Iowa wed Miss Beatrice Wright of Sioux City at the bride’s parents home in Sioux City on Saturday October 25. The groom’s brother Olene Jacobson was best man and the bride’s cousin Miss Wright of Minneapolis was bridesmaid. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm near Jewell. Jacobson, son of T Jacobson, is a World War I veteran who served at Camp Dodge. The Times extends hearty congratulations.
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Albert Jacobson
Jewell
Iowa
Beatrice Wright
Sioux City
Olene Jacobson
Grachtinger
Miss Wright
Minneapolis
Jacobson
Gracttinger
T. Jacobson
Olene
Tanner Jacobson
Farmers
Ft. Snelling
Camp Dodge
Graettinger
Large Yield Of Corn In Palo Alto County
Mr G V Giffin of Independence Township entered five acres in the National Crop Growing Contest. The five acres yielded 622.9 bushels of shelled corn with 83 percent shelling, about 3 percent above normal, on Silver King corn bred for high ear production. Clover sod and manure were used. the plot was drilled and measured under a three farmer and County Agent committee.
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Palo Alto County
G. V. Giffin
Independence Township
Homecoming Honoring Soldiers At Norwegian Church Event
Members of the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church held a Tuesday homecoming to honor returned soldiers and sailors. A varied program featured vocal and instrumental duets, a pianologue, and thoughtful patriotic addresses by local clergy. A three course supper followed with toasts and wartime stories. Attendees listed include Charles Christiansen, Leo Christiansen, John Anderson and many others. some could not attend due to distance.
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Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gertrude Johnson
John O. Jortson
Irma Christopherson
Geneva Gabrielson
Mable Anderson
Hansen
Gruver
H. P. K. Hansen
Charles Christiansen
Advertising Foresight in Tragic Accident Report
A satirical obituary style piece recounts the accidental shooting of ten year old Billy Dingbats in a Illinois town. The tale weaves brand names and local businesses into a grim account, noting a revolver incident beside Hawkins' lumber yard and a funeral at a prominent embalmer's parlors with references to stores Reinheimer's and Engle and a sale at Sully's. The piece blends farce with product placements in a single brief item.
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Wilson Time
Hiram Dingbata
Hawkins
al McClain
Clark
Charley Auer
Reinheimer
Mike Poulos
Bily
Engle
Hartley
Sully
John Hall
Church Notes and Society Meetings in November
Regular preaching at eleven, Sunday school at ten, Epworth League at seven, with Rev. Clegg preaching at seven thirty and quarterly conference after. Annual meeting of Catholic Ladies Cemetery Association set for November 1 at Mrs. P. She rock's home to elect officers. Danish Lutheran and Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid plan meetings in early November with cordial invitations.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Clegg
J. A. E. Cunningham
Catholic Ladies’ Cemetry Association
P. Sherrock
Anna McCarty
South Walnut
Hansen
Ordinary Milch Cows Bring $1 000
Mrs Lars N Larsen of Lost Island township reports a German sister writes of severe food scarcity and government expropriation. a milch cow sold for 4300 marks, roughly $1 000, reflecting postwar devaluation. Ringsted farmers form a five stock shipping association and Graettinger re consents to the model. Also notes a Woodman Hall dance November 6 and a football win by Gracettinger over Minnesota 9 to 6. Ruthven game slated November 11 and schedule changes.
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Lars N. Larsen
Lost Island Township
Schleiswig
Germany
Public Sale News and Other Items
The Preston Fahnestock suction sale netted about 2500 with strong attendance and many items sold. Some business property failed to sell and will be privately listed. The Studebaker was bought by Mr. Knutson who moved to Greattinger from Fallow. Fahnestock closes his Gratchinger business and departs for California next Tuesday evening, with a stop in Des Moines.
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Preston Fahnestock
Fahnestock
Studebaker
Knutson
Greattinger
Fallow
Grachtinger
California
Des Moines
Heideman Sale Set for November 11 At Mallard
John H. Heideman schedules an auction adjoining Mallard on Tuesday November 11. Besides livestock and machinery, 37 head of registered and high grade Holstein cattle will be offered. Cattle grade 63 664ths blood. Local bidders expected to attend.
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Heideman
John H. Heideman
Mallard
Seattle
Aylward Auction Plans Big Sale at Benson Farm
Rich Aylward announces a large auction on November 19 featuring over a hundred head of cattle and a number of purebred Poland China hogs. The event will be held at his farm near Benson Minnesota.
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Barringer
D. C
Grachtinger
Rich Aylward
Benson
Minna Sota
Oscar N Olesen Auction Sale Set For December 9
Oscar N. Olesen will hold an auction sale on December 9. He plans to move into the home he recently purchased from J. L. Birkland.
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Oscar N. Olesen
J. L. Birkland
Where To Get Sale Advertising In The Times Office
The Graettinger Times offers first class sale bills and wide publicity through its large circulation. Recognized as a leading farm sale paper in northwest Iowa, it provides service via its certain columns for sales advertising.
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Graettinger Times
Iowa
Graettinger
Times
Poland China sales reported by Reeves and McEvoy Bros
Auctioneer Reeves notes M L Soeth and McEvoy Brothers held good Poland China sales Tuesday and Wednesday, a top sow bringing 250 dollars at the latter site. Reeves, fieldman for the Iowa Homestead, covers both sales. Also mentions aviation plans for 1920 and advice to store Liberty Bonds in banks, plus a note on Canada’s Thanksgiving on October 18.
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Reeves
M. L. Soeth
McEvoy Brothers
Iowa
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