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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
3
Classified notice outlines subscription options with annual and six month rates and reminders about post office delivery. Mentions free advertising for jail meetings and deadlines for copy by Tuesday to ensure publication.
A candidate announces bid for Palo Alto County Attorney at the Republican primary on June 7 1010 promising to enforce the law and defend personal rights. Also announces candidacy for Palo Alto Recorder in the June Republican primary, pledging to uphold the oath of office and seek voter support.
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of Treasurer in Palo Alto County. The notice references the Republican primaries scheduled for June 4, 1910, with attention to local elections and party affairs. Local names appear in the fragmentary text.
Fragmented notice shows Henry Exaion and other Republicans announcing bids for Palo Alto County Treasurer and Auditor in the June primary. The text blends campaign notes with unrelated March weather and archival clippings, including references to local media and farm market issues.
The paper recounts a long standing legend from 1865 that a New York painter set clocks to 8:18 after Lincoln's assassination, noting the moment as a reminder of history. It argues newspapers should balance variety and avoid sensationalism, and criticizes politicians who oppose publicity while praising La Follette for exposing Senate records.
Arnold Martin of Pawnee county Nebraska built a profit from twenty acres, earning about $1000 yearly on a farm described as rough brush land. He bought the tract for 912.60 per acre with 100 down, despite early ridicule, and his success drew attention from the agriculture department which issued a farmers bulletin about his method.
United States Marshal Seth Bultock served a warrant on Hayes and Hickey brothers and Edmund Budke, contractors on the government irrigation work near Belle Fourche, for violating federal law. They posted a $500 bond to appear at the May term in Deadwood federal court.
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