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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled local item with unclear names and place references. The legible bits suggest a historical note or brief notice but contain insufficient concrete facts to identify a clear event, person, or outcome for a complete newspaper-style card.
A fragmented 1904 audience question fills the page, probing Governor Cummins on Canada’s pork and cattle impact under tariff shifts. It contrasts McKinley and Wilson era duties, asks Iowa farmers to consider Canadian competition and market effects on beef prices and land values amid political change.
In Coon Rapids the June primary shows progressives seeking support across the town with extensive signatures. Allison’s petition faced flat refusals from about twenty signers while Cimmina’s group pressed on, signaling party faction tensions and a broad mobilization effort.
To Republican voters of the 47th senatorial district L A Francis appeals for primary support. He notes long residence in the district and service in the Republican party, asking voters to elect him in the June 5 primary with thanks for their consideration.
Thereby announce myself candidate for the effie of county treasurer of Emmet county subject to the decision of the republican voters at the primary election to be held in June. Your support will be greatly aided. H.W.
Edward Edwards announces candidacy for sheriff under Republican banner in Palo Alto County primary to be held January. He emphasizes law enforcement goals and support from party leaders.
A candidate declares intention to run for sheriff of Palo Alto, subject to voter will at the Tepueka primary. Jane and D. L. Johnson are noted among names connected to the entry, with minimal readable context about the race.
A letter from D B Rulp of West Bend appeals to Palo Alto voters in the June primary for the Republican nomination as representative. He praises President Roosevelt's reforms and Taft as a future standard bearer, pledging to uphold efficiency and law enforcement. The note notes Kalp’s candidacy and counters differing views with respect for free opinion.
In the County Tribune, Gov. Cummins is portrayed as aiming for Allison’s Senate seat, while conservatives regain control of the Republican party. The column suggests a harsh political war, noting Cummins’ shifting tactics and perceived breach of pledge as the era of harmony fades.
A fragment notes rent form in Vernon township described as good and associated with an individual or entity identified as S Guy. Details are sparse and no dates or clearer context are provided.
A white sow named Shayed-A weighing about two hundred pounds is set for testing on December 20, with person Martin Stewart noted in the record.
Lost female fox terrier described as white with brown spots on side and head. Small eye spot, about eight months old. Return to Farmers Elevator Graetting or J L Hulland for reward. Also included: sale of four bulls, eight bird grades, bred stock.
Historic health board regulations outline quarantine periods for Asiatic Cholera and other diseases, disinfection duties, release criteria, and nurse and school access rules. It covers isolation, disposal of waste, signage, and special provisions for vaccination, culture testing, and entry restrictions.
The LessMen party vows to push Towans in the Iowa primary. The Register and Leader will publish daily and Sunday editions from Des Moines, Iowa, with free access to editorials. Subscriptions cost $1 for daily and Sunday issues through July 4 and the election period.
Notice states M. C. Leonard appointed as executor of the John Leonard estate in Palo Alto County Iowa. All debts owed to the estate should be paid to the executor, with claims presented to the District Court Clerk for allowance per law. Dated March 44 1908, Morning Attorneys E 4 and W 8.
A brief help wanted notice from The Times office seeking a capable youth or young person to assist with type setting duties. No further details provided.
A compact classified style notice selling petroleum coke for range and stove use by Roy Lumber Co. The ad also notes property for rent and an offer to contact CS George for a suitable party.
For sale a good residence and half block at a bargain. Call at The Times office. For sale one thousand bushels of Russian Green seed oats. Guerdet.
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