Auction Sale News Of The Week Highlights Varied Auctions
Nels Show reports a not very good auction, prices overall strong, followed by a cattle sale at Grodland sale yards. Erickson sale planned Sept 30 near Grachtinger with horses cattle and machinery. Duroc Jersey hog sale Sept 27 and Poland China hog sale Oct 6 at Grodland yards. Wainer and Reeves sales noted with hogs and breeding boars, Reeves’ notable sale for five sows 26 gilts and 15 boars, Reeves Colonel Prospect highlighted. Coal stockpiling seen as winter coal shortfalls loom.
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Nels
Nola
Grodland Sala
Duroc
Jersey
Elmer Oluon
Isana
the Times
Duroc Jeracy
Grodland
Grachtinger
M. D. Grodland
Lou Oa
Wisconsin
Matern
Wealey
Cera
Vincent Kelly
Poland
China
Ben F. Reeves
Algona
Greene
Spontaneous Coal Heating Linked to Dust and Air
The report states fires from spontaneous combustion affect many cases. It notes small coal piles usually fail to heat enough to ignite, while finely crushed coal with dust promotes self heating. Large lumps and air access speed the process, and external heat like storage boilers or drying piles can trigger spontaneous combustion.
Means of Prevention in coal handling cited by Iowa circular
An Iowa Experiment Station circular argues prevention centers on avoiding external heat and keeping coal piles 12 feet deep and 18 to 20 feet wide. No interior ventilation, minimal handling to reduce dust, and temporary storage to season coal. Separately, a High School Sophomore reception for Freshmen at Woodman hall featured playful mischief and a mock Bolshevik raid that ended without incident.
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Saya
Iowa
A. R. Lamb
Woodman Hall
Onda
Salvation Army drive seeks $600000 in town funds
A late September campaign aims to secure Tow n share of 600000 from the National Budget for Salvation Army work. D. E. Kulp appeals for local donations, urging country residents to contribute through committees or directly to J. Frye, County Treasurer. The piece lists local organizers and notes plans to publish donor names in next week’s Times. Also includes a letter from Africa about a newborn in Nigeria and local business building changes.
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Salvation Army
Towin
Palo Alto County
J. Frye
D. E. Kulp
Salvation Army Home Service Campaign
Walnut Township
George
Banka
Suffrage Convention Moves to Boone for Iowa Event
The Iowa suffrage convention will be held in Boone on September 30 and October 1 and 2. It was moved from Fort Dodge due to hotel accommodations, organizers said.
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Boone
Iowa
Fort Dodge
List of Birds in This Locality at Grachtinger Iowa 1919
A historical bird list from Grachtinger Iowa covering June 20 to September 4 1919 notes about 80 species sighted or heard in the vicinity. The inventory includes Mallard Redhead Blue-winged Teal Pied-billed Grebe American Coot Ring-billed Gull Common Tern Black Tern Great Blue Heron Little Blue Heron American Bittern Black-crowned Night Heron Solitary Sandpiper Bartramian Sandpiper White-rumped Sandpiper Semipalmated Sandpiper Lesser Yellowlegs Wilson Snipe American Coot and many more across diverse families including Ardeidae Scolopacidae Laridae and Vireonidae. It cautions that the bat is not claimed exhaustive and lists numerous species across families such as hawks owls woodpeckers swifts swallows kingfishers jays crows meadowlarks and thrashers. The fragmentary record includes several species marked as reported rather than confirmed.
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Grachtinger
Iowa
Phengant
Arkansas
Baltimore
Savanna
Nelson
Young couple married Monday in Estherville
Arthur Bergum and Dagmar Peterson were united in marriage at Estherville a week ago Monday. They honeymooned in Sioux City and will reside in LeMars where Bergum and Petersen own a moving picture business. The bride, daughter of Soren Petersen, previously worked at H N Quher store and is praised for her kindness and friendships. The groom, son of EH Bergum, is from Graettinger and regarded as industrious. The Times offers hearty congratulations and best wishes for their future.
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Arthur Bergum
Dagmar Peterson
Estherville
Sioux City
LeMars
Bergum
Walter Petersen
Soren Petersen
Acore
H. N. Quher
Graettinger
EH. A. Bergum
Grachtinger
Walter
Petersen
LeMara
Real estate opportunities in Iowa and Minnesota farms
Do not fear market fluctuations when buying land in this region. Land values tend to rise, with farms offered at moderate prices suitable for buyers seeking profit. Includes half section and smaller farms for exchange, contact O H Raleigh Graettinger Iowa for details.
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Towa
Minnesota
H. Raliegh Graettinger
Iowa
M E Church Notes Last Conference Year Services
M E church notes report regular Sunday preaching in the morning and evening. It was the last Sunday of the conference year. Dr Clegg of Clear Lake preached Sunday evening and led the quarterly meeting Monday morning. The year is described as highly successful with satisfactory finances at Cylinder and Grachtinger parishes under Roy Riley oversight.
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M. E
Ray
Clegg
Clear Lake
Cylinder
Grachtinger
Roy. Riley
Danish Lutheran Church Notes Meeting in South Walnut
The Danish Lutheran Church will hold services Sunday at 10:30 in South Walnut conducted by pastor Rey Hansen from the Ringsted district. Services will be in Danish with no evening meeting.
Frank Brown a Busy Man with Lunch Wagon and Shoe Repair
Frank Brown runs a lunch wagon and serves free hot lunches to many in the area. He enjoys strong patronage and, in his spare time, repairs shoes with first class workmanship. His reasonable charges bring in all the repair work he can handle.
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Frank Brown
Graettinger Teachers Named for Grade and High School
The Graettinger schools list teachers by grade and high school. Superintendent R Grigsby is mentioned with High School staff Miss Farquhar Wintersot, Miss Steffen, Miss Finhcher and Miss Schillig from Iowa City. Grades include Miss Littleton Emmetsburg Miss Vedder Emmetsburg Miss Bergum Graettinger Mixa Christopher Graettinger Miss Fodge Graettinger.
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Graettingzer
R. Grigsby
Farquhar
Wintersot
Steffen
Grundy Center
Finhcher
Elmhurst
Ilinois
Schillig
Iowa City
Hester Brings Renowned Iowa Honey To Times Office
Saturday John Hester of Graettinger delivered a pound of honey praised as the best quality in Iowa. His swarm is projected to yield over 126 pounds this year with over a thousand pounds for sale this fall. Hester touts his achievements as champion corn grower and ant raiser, now claiming top honey quality.
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John Hester
South of Graettinger
Times Office
Iowa
Hester
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