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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
4
Local notice reports Blum Lumber and hardware promoting fence options with Red Strand triple life wire. A new hog house is under construction by GL Sanders. W H Noble buys a new hollow tile garage. Theo Peterson is the mechanic. Mentions Labor Day on September 7 and a predicted rain.
A conservative summary notes European nations favor broad discussion of American debts but keep away from paying them. The piece also mentions high rubber costs reducing discarded tires and debris in landscapes and dumps.
At Mason City the annual North Iowa buttermaker contest honored J. C. Jensen of Ringsted with a 96 score and the gold medal for highest score among 80 exhibitors. Otto Kloeck and Andrew Andersen won silver and bronze with 95.76 and 95.25. The North Iowa fair trophy went to Group No. 6 from Kossuth Palo Alto and Emmet counties, marking the fourth year of the cup and its rule requiring three wins for permanent ownership. Judges were A. W. Rubnick H. D. Reynolds and T. A. Clarke.
Elbert and Harold Harrington arrived from Cedar Falls where they attended school. Trap shooting will be at Hand's Park on Sunday September 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Ady. George Kolp left for Spokane Washington to his home after visiting his sister Mrs J J Landving. George Frick and John Reidy motored to Cedar Rapids and back via Mason City Charles City Waterloo Marshalltown Iowa Falls and Algona. Mrs John Jorgensen and Mrs Thompson of Spokane are guests at Walter Jorgensen's home this week, after visiting Denver. John C Jertson of Boone was in Graettinger on business, noting Fort Dodge bus service. Graettinger friends greet him. Mr and Mrs Peter Pedersen and family of Randall motored to Graettinger for an over Sunday visit with Mrs Pedersen’s parents Mr and Mrs Joe Gabrielson. Miss Jennie Gabrielson, who had five weeks at home, returned with them. Miss Arlene Myhre left for Renwick to teach Home Economics and Science. last year she taught in an Indian school in Nebraska. Renwick patrons will find her capable. Co EB White with daughters Hazel and Mrs Van Horn and husband from North Loup Nebraska arrived for a week with Supt and Mrs White. Hazel White heads to Two Harbors Minnesota to resume teaching. Mr and Mrs J A Fleming motor to Auburn to spend the day with Mr and Mrs B N Meredith and to help observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Graettinger friends greet Mr and Mrs Meredith, wishing many more years of life.
New accessories of vital importance add to costumes Handbags and gloves to match are smart Novelty jewelry colorful kerchiefs new neckwear hosiery and other items draw approval New Millinery with stylish creations offers color snap and many shapes for both long and bobbed hair Make your wardrobe voluminous and complete with white satin assortments
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