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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
7
Sunday sermons in Patersburg mark a quiet week. many residents and visitors are noted in Emmetsburg area, including pregnancies, engagements, farming, and small-town events. Local travels span Chicago, Mexico, and Cedar Rapids with council talks on a gas plant and a firemen’s ball featuring the Algona Harp orchestra.
Found A node Owner can bar same by paying for this action L A Ferguson Vor Sale Barred Plymouth Rack Begs 50 forret of 1h Special prir for quantities B F Lillard RF D No 2 Graettivgrr La Taken Up A Call Owner call and pay expenses and take him away TW Anderson 4 miles north of Graettinge
A fragmented notice advertises 1200 acres in Minnesota unimproved land at 8 dollars per acre with easy payments and partial trade. It mentions a T S Breren name and a fencing company promising low prices and a nationwide sale approach, with garbled phrases about sales terms and shipping.
A. C. A. W. announces a Grand Trodgs meeting at Cedar Rapide on May 6. The shore system plans new stations and toll-free information will be provided at the event. Local officials urge attendance and state transportation updates will be shared.
Wan'ad Andrew Jacobsen reports moving about fifteen head of yearlings and two year old cattle to pasture. The notes indicate cattle names or origin as read.
For Sele All kinds of eating and seed potatoes including Early Ohio and Early Rose. Also flax millet seed corn clover and more. One-way settler rates via Minneapolis & St Louis to California Oregon Idaho Montana. Nekere on sale daily September 16th toOdelyyth with trains weekly to San Francisco.
Notice describes a fine dwelling with two lots, barn, wood shed, an excellent well, greens and forest trees one block from Imsiness street. Inquire at Dulens Graettinger Jews. Also offering 100 good quality envelopes printed with your name for 60 cents at Tat Times office.
An advertisement urging readers to order wear 1905 calendars at The Times office. It promises comparable quality to rival publications and notes a yearly price of $1.50 for The Times and Weekly Inter Ocean.
A new house and a quarter block are available in Tand with a good barn and well. Rest in town, easy terms. Also a good house for rent. Call Fred Simonsen in Graettinger. For quick farm sales, list with B. N. Meredith. Farmers should write John G. Farmer in Cedar Rapids for the booklet The Land of Now.
National Baptist anniversaries at St Louis set for May 14 to May 24. Rock Island System offers a low round trip fare of one fare plus 401 at all stations. For details visit ticket agent or address G Farmier Division Passenger Agent, Rapid City.
The undersigned will save the pasture south of town for the season to take in cattle for pasture. Price for the season is $3. A competent man will be in charge. Leave your order at the First National Bank of Graettinger.
Homeseekers rates via the Minnespolla and St Louis Ray on the third Tuesdays each month to Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas New Mexico Colorado and other states. Stopovers allowed. For rates times and trains call at Avenue or address A B Ontte FP TA Minneapolis Minn.
The Minneapolis and St. Louis announces very low rail fares during March and April for settlers to Minnesota and the Dakota territories. Daily through trains to St Paul connect with northern lines at union depot with no change of cars. Consult local agents before buying tickets.
The Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad announces special low one way tickets on Tuesdays in April to bond in gattlara and to northern Minnesota Canada Northwest Penne trip. The fare is one tare plus two dollars with seventy one days through trains to St Frnt and Union Depot. Contact A B Catts GPTA Minneapolis Minnesota for details through agents or address.
A fragmented notice offers land for trade with terms including money down and a ten year balance at interest. The message invites listing of available farms and properties for barter, mentioning Loot County.
The Rev Irl B Hicks offers the 1905 almanac now readied with astronomy storm notes and religious science content. A long split costs 200 pages, with postpaid copies offered through Word and Works at 9201 Locust Street.
Incomplete OCR mentions southwest and territories including Iowa, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. Invites readers to contact a farmer for full information on a matter. Fragment lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
Des Moines readers are invited to a special tour titled the Old Mexico and Land of bright tropical scenes ruins and high places. The Iowa Tour is arranging a vacation under the auspices and will write for the cost of starting from Dés Moines. Rock Island System Van Winkle Iowa Tourist Association Crocker Building Des Moines.
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