Journey Through Europe From Graettinger to Paris and Munich
The narrative recounts a travel sequence from Graettinger to Amalfi and Paris, noting visits to St Peter's, Notre Dame, the Louvre, Versailles, Reims, and Rhine towns. It highlights impressions of art, architecture, and history, including Napoleon's tomb, the Palace of Invalides, the Cathedral of Cologne, and Munich’s gardens, museums, and hospitality, with reflections on postwar German currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Amalfi
Otie
American College
Withithe
Holy Father
St. Peter's and
Storgeons
Sloan and
Raphael
Colosseum
Napoleon
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Sainte Chapelle
Marie Antonette
Palais de Justice
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Beethoven
Napol 2On
Hotel Des Invalides
Versailles
Louis XVI
Maris Antonette
Malmaison
Josephine
Reims
Champagne
Adolph
Louvre
Ar Milan
DaVinci
Rubens
Rem- Millet
Raphael Michelange
Kenten Mark and German Prosperity Hopeful View
A fragment reflecting on a new mark called Kenten Mark worth about 23 cents, noting German people as genial and industrious while warning against anarchists or communists who threaten the government. Author signs as Elizabeth Spies expressing well wishes to friends and acquaintances after a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trament
Blisabeth
Grandmother's Old Fashioned Tried Cakes From Frugal Kitchen
A preserved snippet lists caramel frosting and seven minute icing methods with sugar types and heat steps. It provides ratios for sugar, flavoring, and thickening, plus a grandmother style cake recipe using sour milk sour cream nutmeg and soda.
Bulletin prompts repair tips for footwear and sales timing
A fragmented notice from Uncle Sam's bulletin urges prompt repair of bad heel wear and toe issues to avoid further damage. It warns run down heels ruin shoes and health, stresses reasonable prices, and invites readers to request the bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Stevens
Notice of Incorporation for Farmera Grain Company
Farmera Grain Company of Graettinger Iowa renews its existence through May 16 1947 and adopts amended Articles of Incorporation. It names Groettinger as principal place of business, outlines purposes including buying selling and handling grain and other goods, operating mills and warehouses, owning real estate, and publishing bulletins. Capital stock is 15000 dollars split into 600 shares of 25 dollars each. payment in full before issue. Board of seven directors to be elected from within the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera Grain Company
Graettinger
Iowa
Groettinger
General Commission
Farmers Grain Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milan
Iverlaken
Velasquez
Venus da Milo
Louis , XIV
Germany
Rhine
Kohn
Munchen
Deutches Museum
Rembrandt
Murillo
Ruben
Konigsen
Verry
Lowise
Munich
Arthe
Garman
Walla
Charley Jensen Graettinger, Lowa
Uia
Eneveney
J. A. Spies
C. A. Jensen, Graettinger
Graettinger Hatchery
Ed Anderson
Ben F. Teeves
Myrs
Mons Christiansen
Ara
Molina
Fordson
Titan
Janesville
Farmerd Supply Co
Jarmers Grain Co
Adv
Mapresota
Cat
Tarmers Grain Co
I. F. Noble
Times Office
Simaes
Mr. Farmer
Yorsa
Gracttinger Co-Operative Live Stock Association
McBride
Billiar Hall
John McBride
Prop
P. J. Paulsen
Emealmar Graettinger
Brrarus
A. J. Duhn
P. J. Hession
M. D. Physican
TH. T. Nare
Jewlery Store
L. L. Lindsey
Pj, McCarty
Tustion of the Peace
J. M. Resh
Justice OF the Peace Gractlager, Lows Real Setate, Insurance and Corrections
Harmers
Tankagh
Telephone
KE. McCarty
MGR
Grabettinger
Chooss Graattinger Producta Firat
Marion Raepe
Tuk
Grarttinger Greamery CO
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