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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
3
A grocery note extols Defiance Starch for clean ironing and cost savings. It contrasts 16 ounce full pound packages with rival 12 ounce boxes, noting Defiance avoids harmful chemicals and never sticks to fabrics, appealing to time and money conscious housekeepers.
A Chicago classified notice from THE NATIONAL at 344 Dearborn Street calls for capable men to travel for a large enterprise lasting eleven years. It promises permanent engagement, weekly cash salary of 18, traveling expenses and hotel bills advanced, and requires genuine references with self addressed envelopes.
Mr and Mrs Joh Sutcliff of fipencer visit their son Ralph Sutcliff this week. Joe OQ. Kasa learned of his mother’s death and left for Wapheton to attend her funeral. Mr and Mrs Chris Larson welcome a baby girl born April 6. Hans Jensen of Ringsted visited Jark Creek friends Sunday. Enna Fossiin returned from Hern Lake after an appendectomy. Local farmers busy with crops. Anna Quammen left for North Dakota to prove her claim. Wabler ill for a week. Wallingford telephone company received poles and plans new rural lines. Sub district No 6 Spring Grove school building approved 26 by 12 feet. Tessie Kane began a three month school term. John Bosold visited Graettinger. Fielding family hosted at G Herson’s. Fred Masters visiting Graettinger. John Hendersons visited Masters. Egg contest at Larson store opens April 15. Three prizes for most eggs. call for details. Lewis couple in Graettinger. Superintendent Pringrey visited area schools. Anna Hazen visiting with Mable Sprague. Jack Creek people attended Mildred Grodeland’s dance at High Lake. Miss Kane, Mable Sprague, and Susan Boselhi seen walking. what were you looking for girls.
Rates from Cedar Rapids to western destinations are cut for a limited period from March 1 to May 16. Prices include 24.00 to Salt Lake City and Helena, 25.50 to Spokane, 29.00 to Portland, and 8.05 to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Contact Rock Island ticket agents for details and bookings.
The twice a week Times Rep ublican of Marshaltown prints two eight page issues weekly for 100 dollars per year. Reduced clubbing rates offered at this office. The paper includes special livestock market reports by wire and Associated Press telegraph news of the world plus exclusive Iowa news.
Fragmented OCR notice details rates and changes affecting Pacific Cort, Minnewsols, St Luke Alaska, and other locations including San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mentions debt, western rate changes, and requests for agent inquiries or addresses in Minnesota.
I go to Larson's Store for bargains in groceries dry goods shoes and more. I can sell cheaper than rivals because I have no borrowed money or rent or clerk hire costs. Customers save money by trading with me and I am yours for business.
For sale seedstock buff coated cockerels. Inquiries welcome at this office.
An old advertisement offers Freeke, bricklayer and stone mason services. It invites readers to review a map of a book and mentions special attention to several named places and new inventory details. The notice promises free information packets and dates for forthcoming events.
Sale notices and bill listings appear in the Times wfice edition offering public sale dates locations and terms. Local officials and vendors advertise item details and bidding deadlines to readers seeking upcoming auctions.
The Transportation Committee of the Iowa Epworth League selected the motor unit system for an afflanced route from Des Moines to Denver. The plan, arranged by the Epworth League and friends, proposes leaving Omaha by the Rock Island System and Great Lakes lines. Full information available from Geo. Vauffeian, Chatman, and division agents in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines.
Chiris Larson promotes Che Times as a well equipped facility capable of handling all kinds of job printing tasks. The note highlights versatility and readiness to meet diverse print demands.
A long fragmented notice promotes a liberal reading offer for farmers and poultry enthusiasts. It touts several publications including The Poultry Farmer and The Specht Warmers Treubite Hiltons, bundled with subscriptions and special pricing, urging quick action within a short time.
A historical notice item from Prinelia of the Viana era states regal proclamations and requests public action. It mentions a monetary threshold of six units for notices and outlines publication in a regional paper with official notices.
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