Patented New Process For Recovering Gold
A Graettinger sand yield test showed 16 foot gravel at the Sevdy farm produced gold by a new process claimed by Hy Tic Amalgamator Co of Colorado. Attorneys in Washington guard the patent while ships and machines may be loaned for further testing as Graettinger officials report cautious optimism amid broader strike and employment tensions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graet
Hytic
Colorado
Graettinger Sanda
Washington
A. G. Herke
Fithe
Graettinger
Sevdy
Herke
Unem
Des Moines Valley Young People's League meets at Estherville
The Des Moines Valley Young People's League of the St. Avigar Circuit held a three day meeting in Estherville September 1 to 3 with ten Norwegian Lutheran congregations represented. Rev. Totlefgon delivered the opening sermon, and Rev. Halvorson and Rev. Wigdett spoke on following Christ. The event featured musical numbers, papers, and an illustrated Madagascan missionary lecture, ending with Rev. Glenn's closing sermon and a record turnout.
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Des Moines
Young People’s League
St. Avigar Circuit
Emmereburg
Cylinder
Ruthven
Little Sioux
Graettinger
Lost Island
Ottoson
Estherville
State Line
Norwegian ‘Lutheran Church of America
Totlefgon
Metaburg
Extherville
S. A. Borge
Hatherville
Martin Simonsen
League
Albert Bringle
Herman Gilbert
Y. B
Caroline Myhre
Rec
Olga Ressall
Wallingford
Treas
Florence
Berdin
Emmetsburg
T. Hermanson
Twenpy
Noyrman Nelson
Rev. Tollefson
Wigdett
Halvorson
Chelstop
Mission Field
Glenn
Sioux Falls
Dak
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Ramain
Ratherville
Graettinger Wireless Station and Homecoming Day
George Frick of Collins Drug Store leads Graettinger in launching a wireless station with 36 foot masts linking the store and Charley Jensen Hardware. Boeth Rothermel oversees the setup, with music and news picked up from within a 1000 mile radius. The Welcome band aided Palo Alto County’s festival, as Graettinger and Ringsted battled in a baseball game won 4 to 2 by Sherburn.
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George Frick
Collins Drug Store
Graettinger
Boeth Rothermel
Charley Jensen
Druk
Frick
Rothermel
Atlantic
Georgia
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Grachtinger
Ringated
Fairmont
Sherburn
Prof. Kramier
Thnes
Minnesota
Go to Church Sunday Observance Seeks Local Participation
On September 24, Sunday, Go to Church Sunday is set for Greettinger with broad inclusion. The town encourages universal church attendance, noting no required affiliation and inviting people to attend any church to benefit from the observance.
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Docus
Greettinger
Traveling man drives into ditch after drinking
Lake Bell of Humboldt reports a traveling barber supply driver named Lake Bell drove two miles south of Humboldt after heavy drinking and hit The White Mule. A passerby pulled him to town and an acquaintance put him to bed. Sheriff seized the car with bay boi supplies and Bell was questioned about driving intoxicated on the public highway. He has spent time in Tort Dodge and was described as pleasant when sober.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Bell
Humboldt
Bell
Humboldt Republiear
Steam Cooker Explosion Injures Woman in Council Bluffs
Mrs Hazel U Hicks of Council Bluffs suffered severe injuries when a steam cooker exploded. She was thrown across the room and scalded, with possible loss of eyesight and serious burns. The incident follows reports of coal supply and railroad embargo tensions affecting eastern markets and freight flows for winter fuel.
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Hazel U. Hicks
Council Bluffs
Srom Seulda
Cars Hauled from Missouri River Near Council Bluffs
A Ford with a Nebraska license plate was snagged in the Missouri River at Council Bluffs on Monday. The river has claimed several cars from the muddy bottom near this point, with alleged thefts used to claim insurance money. Frenzied finding yields many kinds of games.
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Missouri
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Estherville Man Severely Injured In Wreck
H. L. Clark, a man over sixty five, sustained severe injuries when a wagon load of railroad ties toppled during a move near the Birney hospital. He was pinned by the wagon as two ribs and a shoulder blade were broken, with X rays showing punctured lungs. He is hospitalized and recovery is uncertain, though friends hope for improvement.
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Clark
Birney Hospital
Incorporate
North Sixth Street
Trea
Bingham
Acrosa
Birney
Estherville
Democrat
Robbery and farm sale notices from Lake Park area
A Lake Park jewelry heist valued at about 20000 dollars sparked talk of further investigations as detectives pursue leads. Separately, Emmetsburg and Algona area notices advertise sales of Chester White sows and corn, Poland China hogs, and a Danish Ladies Aid bazaar on September 16 with a chicken supper.
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Danish Ladies’ Aid Society
Hawkeye Theatre
Medium Lake Teems With Pike and Carps in Haul
The Lansing contractor and six helpers spent hours netting thousands of pike averaging one to five pounds at Medium Lake. Carp weighing one to three pounds were plentiful in the hay, with large fish shipped to New York and small carp to be disposed of. A City Hall meeting addressed improper disposal by some seiners, prompting a committee to hire supervision and fund compensation.
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Medium Lake
Lansing
New York
Cary
Seinors
Emmetsburg
Robert Mulroney
Robert Laughlin
B. A. Johnson
Chris Schroider
Infant Bitten by Rat In Sheldon
An infant in Sheldon was seriously bitten by a rat during the night while sleeping in a cab. Parents woke at 1 a.m. to the emergency, and the child remains in critical condition. Otto Appel Sale scheduled for September 23 to 24 offers will be advertised next week in the Times.
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Sheldon
Erica
Otto Appel
Otto Appal
Sila
Sie
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Warden
Bas
Mapin
Xeep 14
Esther Zens
Imville
Emmeraburg
Towa
Emmeteburg Democrat
O. R. Gardner
Poland
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