Local notes from Graettinger area Sunday visitations
Harrington and Carl Isand Milo Housaner visited Astherville on Sunday. Mrs Albert Johnson and her Graettinger son visited the E Peton home. Residents attended skating at Graettinger Saturday night. Emma Johnson works at Lawrence Thorson home. John Treadgold and Julius Thompson surprised friends and neighbors on their birthday. John Moltz visiting parents in Minnesota. August Boehmer entertained many friends Sunday. Sam Roseland visiting children in Minnesota. Theodore Christiansen returned from Illinois. Will Olson Walter Matsen and Otto Peton visited Graettinger Saturday. Floyd and Florence Smith to Evansville Wisconsin for school. Lost Island Farmers Club picnic held late Tuesday. Joe Hauge worked for Tom Thorson last week. Mrs Ole Thorson recovering well after operation. Will Patrick and wife welcomed a baby girl last week. Mrs S R Roseland and Herman visited H H Sandvick Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Carl Isand
Milo-Housaner
Astherville
Albert Johnson
Graettinger
E. Peton
Emma Johnson
Lawrence Thorson
John Treadgold
Julius Thompson
John Moltz
Minnesota
August Boehmer
Sam Roseland
Theodore Christiansen
Illinois
Will Olson
Walter Matsen
Otto Peton
Joe Hauge
Tom Thorson
Ole Thorson
Will Patrick
S. R. Roseland
Herman
H. H. Sandvick
Local social notes from Vining Minnesota area
Mrs. Duhn visits with her son Tara Duhn in Vining. Several residents attend events and visit relatives in nearby towns including Graettinger, Algona, Emmetsburg, Cylinder, Hoping, and Terris. Names of locals such as Bessie DeLawyer Tow Lammers Wikert Brennan Richard son Luhman Peterson Fredericks Doerning Larson and Theil appear among church and farm activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Doerning
Cylinder
H. Doerning
Bert Anderson
Lawrence Price
Kenneth Starkey
Theil
Lewis Larson
Silas Larson
Kate Lammers
Rothermell
Local notes and health warning on salicylate canning powder
Local items record Clara Rokne staying with Mrs L A Larson and others visiting. a health advisory warns housewives about salicylic acid based canning powders. It explains dangers, legal prohibitions, and that home canned foods fall outside federal or state rule, urging avoidance of harmful preservatives in family meals.
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Union
Unsafe preserving powders warned by department
Experts from the department urge abandoning preserving powders for canning Fruits and vegetables can be kept indefinitely if heat sterilized and Jarred properly. Health risks remain and cleanliness is stressed. Department bulletins provide free directives for canning without powders, including Farmers' Bulletins 203 and 521 and several office forms.
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Department of Agriculture
N. R
Office of Extension Work
North and West
States Relations Service
Convict Work Rings At Several Iowa Institutions
Warden J C Sanders of Fort Madison penitentiary reports about 200 honor convicts working outside the prison. Two convict road gangs labor at the state hospital in Cherokee and one gang at Mount Pleasant. Farm gangs from Fort Madison operate at Woodward the Flynn farm and Mount Pleasant with smaller squads elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sanders
Fort Madison Penitentiary
State Hospital
Cherokee
Mount Pleasant
Fort Madison
Woodward
Flyn Farm
Will Take up Vaudeville With Eckerts in Omaha
Mr and Mrs Eckert left Sunday evening for Omaha Nebraska to follow vaudeville this winter They expect to return next spring when Mr Eckert resumes work in the tile factory
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Mrs. Eckert
Omaha
Nebr
Eckert
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Windsor Hotel
Amy
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Ndime
Ohnson & CO
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Tara Duhn
Vining, Minn
Jack Creek
Bessie DeLawyer
Ole Wicks
Frank Lambe
Clarence Wikert
John Brennan
Robi. Starkey
Mable
Ohio
Will Lammers
J. Wikert
Wm. Boeker
F. Briggs
Levi Kaltvidt
Algona
Bessie Tow
High Lake
Ruby Richardson
John Wikert
Fred Luhman
Ben Peterson
Terris
Burr Oak News
Clara Rokne
L. A. Larson
O. C. Ressell
O. C. Olson
Frank Smith
Mrs. Craven
Martin Stewart’s
Horn
Alfred Skow
Prop
R. Shavir
Graettinger Town
THE
Royal Lumber Company
F. H. Green
the Printing and Allied Trades
the Graettinger Times
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