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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
6
A jumble of names and phrases depicts a municipal election scene with candidates for mayor and city offices, including references to Mirne ef Cldeige and Thirl Vern Roi Wella. The article weaves in theatrical and literary asides, portraits of voters, and scattered details about polling, race outcomes, and civic pride, all framed in a vivid 19th century newspaper voice.
A scrambled OCR recounts Nebraska and neighboring states voting on liquor licenses and mayoral elections. It notes Republican and Democratic leads in cities like Denver and Leavenworth, with referenda on licenses, bonds, and charters, and mentions figures tied to Mayors and councils amid a broad, unsettled electoral landscape.
Fragmentary notes describe seventeen Mabbig-boats built between 1740 and 1750 near Leeland, with a priest's house and a wood frame structure. The muddled text mentions a village, old hot house, gilt plies, and nearby trees of silver like a building site at Cerimerass.
A garbled Whimapolis Pressa item claims Migedes could affect a dozen young women, with none reeling at the court. The piece notes alleged injuries and denials of events, reflecting a sensational yet unclear court outcome.
A garbled advertisement touts Catarrh Cure from Cumbney & Co claiming to cure catarrh by internal remedies and blood purifiers. It mentions Druggists selling at 75 and promises a crest ionhe tot for details. A stray Chicago Post line questions a staged class scene about a rumored benefit.
A garbled early 20th century advertisement mentions injections, guaranteed by a local bay and druggist in a city. It references internal remedies, pills, tonics, and products, with uncertain names and noisy garble throughout.
The article describes a small bee in Sinniop and Veple producing honey that is dark, liquid, not crystalline, with a sour or tort taste. It notes these bees are small producers and constantly robbed by larger varieties, including the tame bee, which is one of the robbers.
A Missouri reader describes optimistic impressions of Western Canada in Saskatchewan and Assiniboia, noting high grain yields from limited acreage and healthy livestock. He cites a delegate who visited last summer, reports bumper wheat, barley, and oats, and argues the prairie offers opportunity for a poor farmer. Information available from the government.
Excerpted dialogue from Punch features a despondent young woman remarking she looks very young as friends try to console her. An advertisement touts Allen’s Foot-Ease powder for tired and sweaty feet, claiming shoe comfort and new shoe feel, sold by druggists and shoe stores at 25 cents.
Berlin university figures show 6 073 students with 260 in theology 2 300 in law and 1 312 in medical departments. Also notes on medical cures and a brief English proverb and a claim about England's public buildings valued at 240 million pounds.
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