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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
5
Inquire at the office for sale or trade. 285 acres of good land in Morvia.n County Minnesota. Sinfill, town on land and railroad running through it. Inquire of M. Oi Laraen, Graettloger, Iown.
The Times office advertises pasture space in Graettinger Iowa for about 200 head of cattle and horses to graze. The land offers abundant grass with separate pasture areas and no adjacent stock. Contact BU. Villlard at Graettinger for details and terms as low as the lowest.
Unclear OCR item notes Profits or ratings for perfumes and toilet articles. Mentions Sherwin and items resembling Minoms cena Olis and Peinters with a numeric 4, likely a catalog or ad fragment.
A fragmentary social column notes a birthday for Ribeya at Ira Swartz’s home with a large crowd and Ruby receiving over thirty postcards. Anya Hawkins celebrates with guests on Wednesday evening. Mrs Schuobe Ray and Miss Muty Jacobson are mentioned, along with visits from Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Helen Miller, and Mrs. Moore. Edwin Osher’s east town home hosts gatherings as Milford Grodford return from Oklahoma.
Town happenings include Pat Bannon family trip to Grimetsburg last Thursday and Aunt Loula Tippolda ill but not quarantined. Willie Keine attends a gathering north of Graeltinger. John Kath ingrant Friday evening. Agnea Keane ill. Miss Shaon Bosold visiting with Sota Bosold. Nellie Modulough starts music event. Ed Thompson and Mayor Oiner seen recently.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe John Deringen on deck with a crew and helpers. Mentions a blacksmith Mr S. O. Boott and ongoing work aboard the vessel.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ruthie and a note about details and aid. Readable parts suggest a personal notice or obituary fragment with limited context and names. Further specifics are unclear from the source material.
Fragmentary classified notice mentions cattle, pasture, and inquiries for Heat Submit. No full names, dates, or locations are readable. content appears as archaic ad fragment.
A notice restricts hunting or trespassing in the described area west of section 15 and south of section 14, east of the northwestern boundary of section 10, and references are given to enforce access limits in the land division.
Applicants for the Granttinggr Farmers Grain Co manager position must submit their application by May 1, 1910. Send to VD O'Connor at Sos.
Rotion Grasttinger Town issues notice that the dog tax is due by May 1 1910. Dogs unpaid by that date will be killed by the marshal under the town ordinance. D W Oaneyou Mayor.
A misspelled notice explains that readers with over a year in arrears risk nonpayment and possible discontinuation under new postal regulations. It asks delinquent subscribers to remit promptly by mail or in person, offering cooperation with the editor to avoid penalties.
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