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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
4
A cryptic fragment suggests a debate on theory and practical experience. The readable portion implies a reference to a person named Toya or similar, with emphasis on engineering or expertise, but key details are missing.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a sad Brooklyn incident involving multiple individuals and alleged cruelty to children. The fragment references a charity or society and a court or investigative context. Names, dates, and precise actions are unreadable in the text.
A garbled OCR fragment references storms and prices with scattered names and numbers. It mentions New York, a cold method, selling at low prices, and unclear figures around eight, twelve, and a dollar amounts, yielding an incoherent local notice or brief item.
Thomas Lloyd leads the Mt Banks expedition from Fairbanks to the Brest mountain top near McKinley. Danial Patterson W R Taylor and Charles McGonnible accompany, reaching the summit as critics note Cook’s ascent dispute. Climbing faced storms, wind and snow but progressed past 12,000 feet toward the known summit despite hazards.
An unknown man, aged 18, allegedly fled after a disturbance described with acrid detail. Authorities note the event occurred near a window at a residence and involve a deputy. the exact location remains unclear.
A large fire swept through the Standard Lumber Company yard and nearby sites in Dubuque, causing extensive damage. The Union Electric power plant suffered a blaze in the engine room, the Bijou Theater and other structures sustained heavy losses, with insured totals around 50 000 and 150 000 respectively. Police later arrested Anton Bauer on suspicion of starting the blaze.
A state dairy and food commission suit targets John C. Preston of Crystal Lake for selling white corn with only 75 percent purity. A second suit accuses him of selling corn germinating at 70 percent. A third suit targets L A Nelson of Crystal Lake for selling used corn germinating at 91 percent.
A court in Council Bluffs postponed the case against a police official charged with neglect of duty. Judge Woodrue ordered a parliamentary stay until Monday, April 18, while attorneys argued the seriousness of the matter. The report lists candidates including John A. Couse and B. Wakeneld seeking state representative nominations.
A Dulugue jury acquitted 21 year old Tanaver Fuhrmann and co defendant Why panning of a car incident. Witnesses testified the vehicle was traveling at moderate speed and Fuhrmann was not acting with malice.
A local dry goods supplier in Cedar Rapids secures a yearlong lease on a 100 by 40 foot carrier to support a new dry goods store. The arrangement aims to deter competitors while the project proceeds, with city authorities reviewing related zoning and construction steps.
A fragmentary theater note reports a firm planning a replacement at an unspecified venue after a fire. The text is garbled with unreadable segments but suggests a show or company resuming at a site named Punyaue to fill a gap created by the blaze.
A southbound passenger train on the Wook Te Iand collided head on with a freight at Gerriaon near Vinton Monday morning. Fifteen people were injured, one possibly seriously, after a double-headed freight broke the passenger train. Victims were taken to Cedar Rapids hospital. William Loshug is described as badly hurt but may recover. The wreck’s cause is blamed on signaling confusion. the operator allegedly failed to halt the passenger train after advice to stop. Total injured: twenty six, mostly minor bruises.
Denizon Dickens Medtaid 9 Crane Pugn ta Marin reports the Commercial club of Denteon formed a nine member committee to push a river to river auto road from Clinton to Council Bluffs. Ex Mayor Robby Dr Philbrack and Postmaster I W Mayers named. plan aims to rally counties statewide, including southern and central counties, to ensure a continuous good road.
Neighbors extinguished a blaze at 9 cornorth on the Hollcomb farm near Green Mountain Sunday. They found Hollcomb’s body burned, with a note cursing life. Witnesses say Hollcomb, described as old and well to do, was despondent from illness and failing health.
Double Wandens Tela reports the funeral for Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Denton of Mason City, held Monday afternoon with a large crowd in attendance. Mrs. Denison died Saturday night shortly after her husband, and the city mayor issued a proclamation requesting businesses close during the funeral.
A railway plan proposes running the Interachoan Line from Charigag City to Marble Rock. Officials announce completion of a survey with two minor work points and immediate action pending on the road and nearby gar wh¢py work.
Untidy OCR yields claim of a prominent figure Henry Relmenschnology and wife Etra, found dead in bed with stroke in what is described as a tense, unsettled incident. The article references investigations, orders, and foreign turmoil. Details are fragmented and names are inconsistently rendered.
The lesson highlights Jesus rebuking unrepentant cities, warning that spiritual wisdom rests with the humble, and presenting the invitation to come to Him for rest. He contrasts burdensome religious duty with His gentle yoke, promising rest to those who accept His leadership and seek renewal.
Rev John Grant Shick of the Moopim Memorial Methodist delivers a sermon denouncing profanity and slang from the pulpit. He condemns offensive language and the harm of vulgar expressions, urging the congregation to avoid using or tolerating such speech in daily life.
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