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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1925

Page

6

Tindall Severely Injured On Silage Cutter

M J Tindall was badly injured today when his right arm was severed between elbow and wrist while using a silage cutter on the Wm Boecker farm northeast of Graettinger. He was rushed to Estherville hospital. further details are unavailable. Tindall owns a farm and has a large family. many friends express sympathy. The report mentions the 1926 Clay County Fair at Spencer, aiming for 100000 attendees, with harness races Sept 29 to Oct 2 and fast driving races on Oct 3, plus fireworks and livestock exhibits. reserve grand stand seats via R IE Bucknell.

M. J. Tindall Clay County Spencer America Livestock Department R. IE. Bucknell

John Swift Resigns for Quaker Cats Elevator Post

John Swift leaves his longtime W. C. Foster role to join the Quaker Cats elevator in this city. Mr. Luschinger will take over his former duties.

John Swift Quaker W. C. Foster Quaker Cats Mr. Luschinger

Gruettinger Public Schools Open for Registration

Gruettinger public schools opened Monday for registration and began classes Tuesday. Officials anticipate a successful school year with strong enrollments and active student participation.

Gruettinger Public

Simonsen Brothers Buy Meat Market in Sherburne Deal

Simonsen Brothers, Robert and Alfred, bought the Carl Spies meat market and will take possession October 1. Spies traded the market and building to a Sherburne, Minnesota buyer for a qu to land. The brothers, with Graettinger meat experience, plan to employ Carl Miller of Emmetsburg. The Times wishes them success.

Simonsen Brothers Robert Alfred Simonsen Carl Spies Tyro

Household goods sale by C K Pierson Saturday

C K Pierson will sell household goods at public auction next Saturday at 1 p m. The sale includes tools miscellaneous items a milch cow about one hundred chickens and shaving equipment at the residence by the water tank in Farmera Elevator and Graettinger Telephone Company area. Pierson is moving away and all items listed in the display ad will be sold.

K. Pierson Farmera Elevator Graettinger Telephone Company Pierson

Barber Shop To Have New Location In Town

Carl Spies has bought the cafe building formerly used by Vangie Steeves and leased it to Wilson and Bartleman. They will move the barber shop there after a new floor is laid a basement dug and the interior refinished, promising a neat and well located business space.

Carl Spies Vangie Steeves Wilson & Bartleman

Local School Attendance Sees Drop in High School Numbers

Attendance data show 224 pupils in local public schools this year with 24 in first grade, 18 in second, 22 in third, 11 in fourth, 12 in fifth, 89 in Junior High and 9 percent in High School. This marks the first drop below 100 for High School since several years ago, following September enrollment around 120 last year.

Celebration Draws Immense Crowds On Labor Day

Graettinger held a large Labor Day celebration with by noon crowds larger than prior years and a big afternoon turnout despite a drizzling rain. Evening crowds declined due to rain but thousands enjoyed shows, a 12:30 baseball win for Estherville over Graettinger, and kitten ball tourney wins. The day included a bowery dance, a wild west show, boxing, horse races, and large outdoor business losses from rain. Medical meeting in Estherville drew physicians. a fake map salesman affair ended with authorities ejecting him.

Graettinger Hawkeye Woodman Hall Legion Evenine Griffin Estherville Gracttinger Mmeteburg Ruthven Gradlinger Hmmetsburg Mstherville Tminietsburg Ben Hassel Bowery Anil Hall

Rocky Adams Wins Easy Knockout at Legion Boxing Show

Rocky Adams of Minnesota defeated Wild Bill Kilbloch in the second round after Kilbloch slipped early in the bout. The card at the American Legion event in Grachtinger was marred by drizzle and crowd dissatisfaction with the quicker main bout finish. Gilbert Reed debuted early, while Warry Fordyce of Emmontsburg dominated a Laurens substitute. John Carney edged Cli Perry in a six round main event after a mixed scoring night and light attendance that hurt proceeds.

Rocky” Adams Wild Bill” Kilbloch American Legion Grachtinger Minnesota Kitboch Palo Alto Scrapper Kitoloch Minnessota Middle West Kilbloch Adams John Carney Gilbert Warry Fordyce Emmontsburg Laurens Martin Fordyce Gruettinger Cli! Perry Spencer Garney Carney Legion Boys

The Gardner Ford Sedan Stolen

The O. R. Gardner ford sedan was stolen in Chicago while Mr and Mrs Gardner were visiting. The car was not recovered. Mr Gardner was insured and had to return home by train and buy another Ford.

O. R. Gardner Chicago

Exhibitors Not Required to Buy Ticket for Palo Alto Fair

Notice from Palo Alto County Fair officials clarifies exhibitors may enter without purchasing the exhibitors ticket. The change allows saving twenty five cents on a season ticket for those who would otherwise buy one, though entry remains open to all with no obligation. Secretary Bert L. France urges entries of any material.

Palo Alto Co The Fair Association Bert L. France

Time Service Change at Graettinger Central Office

Beginning Monday September 9 10, the Graettinger central office girls will issue a daily general ring at 8 o clock to give the time on rural lines. After September 21 they will not answer calls for time except for the general ring. Adv. 9-10-2

Central Graettinger Central

Bucking broncho accident injures Earnest Chittick

Earnest Chittick was thrown from a bucking broncho on Tuesday evening at the East side grounds in Grachtinger. He suffered a fractured rib and an injured shoulder, with painful injuries he would not want to repeat.

Earnest Chittick Grachtinger East Side

Palo Alto Fair Opens Next Week

The fourth annual Palo Alto county fair and fall festival will be at Peddie Park Emmetsburg September 15 16 17 and 18. Premiums total 4000 up from 8800 last year and entertainment costs rise to 5000 with first class acts daily. A parachute leap from an air plane is the standout event while Spencer Cherokee and Charlas City field three fast semi pro teams. Emmetsburg Legion band will play music daily and a pavilion with an orchestra will be set by the lake for evening dances. Season tickets cost 1.50 and 1 single 60c with 25c. cars admitted free. The event is a countywide interest with local Graettinger folks planning to attend.

Palo Alto County Peddie Park Emmetsburg Jake Spencer Cherokee Charlas City Emmetsburg Legion Band Iowa Palo Alto Graettinger The Fair Association

Rain Delivers Heavy Fall on Labor Day Eve

A pleasant rain drenched the area Monday night and early Tuesday morning, easing into the fields. The heaviest shower arrived after dark, helping pastures but arriving too late to benefit the corn crop.

Small Blaze in Barringer Office at Stock Yards

A fire broke out in the desk of D. C. Barringer’s office at the stock yards building. The fire company responded, the blaze was quickly put out, and damage was slight.

D. C

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