Legion Drive For Quota Next Week
The American Legion appeals to Iowa citizens to support the Endowment Fund for disabled veterans and orphans. The drive, organized by state chairman Ben A. Webster, aims to raise five million dollars to aid orphans, widowed mothers, and veterans through hospital services and placement in homes. Local banks listed as donation points, with Gradinger’s quota around $800, and readers urged to respond promptly during the coming week.
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Nis
Iowa
American Legion Endowment
America
Sunbury
Vincent Kelly
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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First National Bank
Red Cross
Gradinger
Fox
Thas Beg
Tung Tuwas Laye
Greenmoer
Seniors Please Return Locker Keys Prompted by seniors
The class of 1925 is asked by school officers to return locker keys. A few keys were left during commencement week and were recycled by new pupils.
Ed Du hn s Machine Robbed in North Dyakota
Ed Duhn’s threshing rig arrived in North Dakota and was robbed of several parts. The outfit, moved from Graettinger a week ago, left authorship unclear and a local search underway.
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Ed Duhn
North Dyakota
Graettinger
Royal Neighbor Card Party Set for Sept 28
Members of the Royal Neighbor lodge will host a card party at Wacdman hall on Monday evening September 28. An open invitation is extended to all residents to attend this community event.
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Royal Neighbor Lodge
Wacdman Hall
I O O F and Rebekah Dance Sept 23 at Woodman Hall
Members of the I O O F and Rebekah Lodge will hold a social dance at the Woodman hall on Wednesday evening September 23. Good music will be furnished and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Rebekah
Woodman Hall
Graettinger Invited to Em. Metaburg Fair Headquarters
A. J. Johnson advertises his farm machinery line from a tent on the Mamersburg fairgrounds. He invites Graettinger residents to use the site as their fair headquarters while attending the event.
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Graettinger
Em. Metaburg
A. J. Johnson
Mamersburg
M. J. Tindall Shows Signs Of Recovery After Amputation Incident
M. J. Tindall, who lost his right arm operating a silage cutter a week ago, is improving after a period of serious condition due to blood loss. Swelling subsides and he gradually grows brighter, with local friends hopeful for a rapid recovery.
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M. J. Tindall
M. J.tindall
Harnest Chittick Serious After Bucking Accident
Harnest Chittick remains in serious condition at Coleman hospital after being thrown from a bucking brench week ago Tuesday evening. He suffered a broken shoulder blade and a fractured rib, with reports that the rib may have perforated a lung. Visitors are not allowed, but friends hope for improvement soon.
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Warnest Chittick
Coleman Hospital
Graetfinger
Dance Friday at Woodman Hall With Johnson Orchestra
A Friday evening dance will be held at Woodman hall with music by the Johnson orchestra. A good time is promised for all attendees. Ole Thoreson of Lost Island suffered a broken arm Labor Day while cranking his truck. The injury is painful and will keep him sidelined for some time, drawing sympathy from friends.
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Olene Jacobsen
Gradlinger
Burt
Iowa
Veterinary Department
Iowa State College
Jacobsen
Woodman Hall
Johnson Orchestra
Ole Thoreson
Lost Island Township
Lutz Duus Case Dismissed In Emmet County
The Lutz versus Duus case in Justice McCarty's court was dismissed Tuesday. Fred Lutz of Emmet county accused Peter Duus of assault after thefts and apples found near Duus orchard led to a midnight chase. County Attorney Car Michael represented the plaintiff, D E Kelly of Emmetsburg the defendant, with Court Reporter Grier in attendance.
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Fred Lutz
Emmet County
Peter Duus
West of Fom
Duus
Palo Alto
County Fair Draws Large Crowd At Pecunia Palo Alto
The county fair opens this week with a grand free program in Emmetsburg. Exhibits attract thousands who report a fine time. Daily baseball games, parachute drop midweek, and nightly fireworks accompany bowery dancing. Magnus Johnson speaks Friday at 1 p m drawing crowds from northwest Iowa.
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Pecunia Palo
Mourns Death Of Their Little Son My
Mr and Mrs E A Oddson of northeast of town mourn the death of their two years old baby boy who died Monday morning. He had been ill for some time and was given the best of care and medical attention. The Limes extends sincere sympathy to Mr and Mrs Oddson in the heart breaking sorrow they have been called upon to bear.
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Oes
American Legion
American Legion Endowment Fund
America
E. A. Oddson
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