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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1940

Page

9

Minnesota Dominates Hawkeyes 34 to 6 at Memorial Stadium

In Minneapolis, a large crowd witnessed Minnesota power as Bernie Bierman’s Gophers overwhelmed Iowa 34 to 6. The first quarter Iowa led 6-0 on Bill Green’s run. Minnesota answered with a thunderous second quarter and added 20 points after half, while Ray Murphy suffered a broken shoulder early. The event featured bands, Navy day tributes, and a festive townspeople atmosphere.

Minneapolis Dayton Federal Mary Hawkeye Memorial Stadium Iowa Minnesota Memorial Bernie Bierman Bernie Hawkeyes Bill Green Hawks Minnesota Thunder Dr. Eddie Ray Murphy Harf Golden Gophers Minnesota University Navy Town City Town Farmer Murphy Green Ham Snyder Bill Gallagher Purdue Anderson

Valentine Pays Tribute To Iowa Papers

Democratic gubernatorial candidate John K. Valentine praises Iowa weekly newspapers for fairness and coverage across the state during his campaign while stressing the impact of rural papers. Also reports local incidents in Waukon and nearby towns including vehicle crashes, a gasoline spill, and a Fairfield band gift to Lockridge residents.

Iowa Weekly Press of John K. Valentine Valentine

St Marys Only Defeat Was The Graettinger Game

Emmetsburg Catholic High six man football ended their season with a loss to Graettinger. Graettinger led early with an opening kickoff return, blocked a pass, and scored three more in the game. Captain Bill Phillips retired after a notable high school career beside injured teammates Hughes and Neary.

Graettinger High Emmetsburg Catholic High Emmetsburg Harris E. GC. H Sioux City ELC. H Bode Graettinger Joe Carpenter Allen Leo Young Ryan Berger Gradlinger Bill Hughes Rob Neary Fmmersburg Schigsel Tom Murray

Concrete products for building needs and repairs

Concrete Products advertises a full line of concrete items including silos blocks drain tile and well tile aimed at builders and repair work. It invites inquiries and urges visitors to see the shop or call.

Odd animal puzzles Rockwell City residents

Residents of Rockwell City are puzzled by an unusual animal seen digging a rapid den. Rube Pate and Carl McVan chased it with spades but could not catch it. The creature, about the size of a tomcat with dark gray fur and a long tail, baffles experts.

Rockwell City Rube Pate Carl McVan

Parachute Troop Ads Highlight Field Day Event

The Kossuth County Conservation League used parachute troops to promote their annual Field Day in a peaceful publicity stunt. Two twin students in second and third grades at Van Horne puzzled their teacher Miss Jennie Ferris with the curious acts.

Kossuth County Conservation League van Horne Jennie Ferris

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