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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes a candidate facing neighbor scrutiny and questions about eligibility. The text shows garbled dialogue indicating doubt about participation and potential reconsideration of a State race.
The Iowa assembly asks farmers to weigh tariff history from 1894 to 1904 and choose a senator who will address Canadian cattle competition. It contrasts McKinley and Wilson tariffs, cites cattle import volumes, and urges voters to remember 1895 under Wilson and the impact on market values.
The article discusses Progressive and standpat conflicts ahead of the June 2 primary. It notes governors and Cummins sentiment shifting, with wide local divisions and a potential cross-party awakening on June 3. Many supporters reportedly abstain from explicit backing, anticipating outcomes.
A historical excerpt details duties of local and state health officers, including reporting of disease cases, quarantine measures for premises and pets, and disinfection standards. It covers rules on milk sale restrictions during outbreaks, vaccination and handling of dairy products, tuberculosis spread prevention, school attendance restrictions, and sanitation requirements for public transport.
The document outlines powers of the Secretary of the State Board of Health to supervise local boards, enforce quarantine, and assume control if local boards fail. It details duties for local boards to record contagious cases, elect a health officer, and define the health officer's responsibilities including school inspections and sanitary guidance. It also describes revocation procedures for physicians violating regulations and notes adoption in 1907.
Definition of disinfection antiseptics germicides and deodorants. Explains disinfection by chemical agents versus sterilization by heat. Clarifies terms absence of disease germs and required disinfection rules.
Subscription prices listed by T Larson of Frattinger Times show annual and advance payment options. Readers are urged to renew or subscribe, with quoted rates: one year in advance at $1.60 and other terms noted for prepaid delivery.
The letter proclaims candidacy for Wimmet county treasurer and asks for support in the Republican primary election to be held in lie. Vague and garbled text indicates an appeal to readers, requesting their backing for the upcoming contest.
Wok Sharin announces candidacy for Realewot County Sheriff subject to the will of Palo Alto county Republicans. Priory to be held in June and 680 Edwards.
A candidate, D. L. Johnson, submits for the office of sheriff of Pais Alto county subject to the will of voters at the Republican primary held June 8, 104. He announces his bid and names his party.
A 16 year old Fresno area merchant writes to Republican voters in Palo Alto Iowa to endorse Roosevelt era reforms and declare loyalty to Republican principles. He pledges to uphold efficiency standards and asks for support at the June 3 primary. He signs as Engen Very Respectably West Mend low merchant.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the number of times the owner’s neighbor can be urged to replat his garden over a year. The text references a Jose or similar name and a local dispute about property boundaries and garden replatting.
Charles G. Dawes states that money is piling up in the nation’s banks and will continue to accumulate during a period of liquidation, signaling ongoing financial contraction and reserve buildup.
The Supreme Court reverses the district court on Knimpetsburg sewerage tax, canceling assessments for major property owners who challenged them. Nonpayers or those who did not sign a waiver may avoid compulsory payment, signaling a broad relief to taxpayers.
An 80 acre tract available for rent in Vernon township near St. Guerdet. Property includes arable fields and surrounding land suitable for farming or pasture. Tenant responsible for upkeep and utilities. lease terms negotiable with owner.
Tips for airing footwear and hats to prevent odor buildup. Remove shoes from cupboards, place in window for hours, weekly sunning with soda wipe. Prepare a soda water solution, apply with muslin to the shoe lining, especially toes. Even light footwear benefits from airing and sunning to keep hair and wearer fresh.
The Des Moines Register will publish political laws and policies impartially on the editorial page. New columns promise bias free reader guidance. Subscriptions are available daily and Sunday editions from Lane and Co. Des Moines for 1.60.
Notice is given that M. G. Leonard has been duly appointed executor of the estate of John Tent ard deceased in Palo Alto County Iowa. All persons indebted must pay promptly and creditors must file claims with the District Court for allowance. Executor: M. G. Leonard. Date: March 24 1908. Attorneys: Be A. and W. H. Morling.
Notice states that an executor has been duly appointed for the estate of Insin Keane late of Palo Alto County. All persons indebted are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims should present them at the District Court for allowance as provided by law. E. M. Thompson, Teuton, dated April 7, 1908, Thos OConnor, attorney for the interested party.
Help wanted for a young applicant to learn typesetting and sign work at Tu Simes office. Seeking a bright, capable boy to train in setting type and related duties. Apply in person.
Lumber Co offers a shipment of petroleum ore suitable for range and stove use. This compact notice promotes a domestic fuel product, highlighting readiness for consumer purchase and local availability.
Advertisement offers a well improved farm tract with a decent deal for the right buyer. Mentions Mr Axelfen as contact, and horh notes Georgia h For sale by owner with potential trade or barter options.
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