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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
3
The notice lists subscription terms with prices for periods and payment timing. One year in advance costs $1.60, six months costs $0.15, and another one year option in advance shows $1.00. The text is fragmented and unclear.
Mernodist Services held every Sunday at the Methodist church with sessions at 10 06 a m and 8 00 p m. Osmatic Services every Sunday at 10 00 a m. Lutheran services conducted at the Norwegian Lutheran church per Pastor’s announcement.
A banknote bundle was found along a path near Miss Beulah Crossley's home south of town. The owner has not appeared. it is believed the money holder sought meat from Crossley’s meat house after a hog was butchered. The finder offers return of all funds.
Des Moines report urges thorough renovation of dwellings and surroundings. Clean yards and groves, remove rubbish, fumigate barns, plough and expose soil to sunlight, and improve drainage. Emphasizes sunlight and fresh air as germ killers and calls for screening houses to curb flies and mosquitoes.
A historic Iowa bill compels township trustees to drag main roads and rural routes using the King drag. It sets a maximum 50 cents per mile, requires annual city and township dragging, and bans driving on dragged roads until dry or frozen. Penalties apply for violations with escalating fines.
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear items about a local clash or incident. The readable parts mention a place named A sae and phrases suggesting a disagreement or confrontation. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are available.
The partnership under the name Graettinger Meat Market in Graettinger Iowa dissolved on April 3 1909 by mutual consent of partners L Christopher and J L Holland both of Palo Alto County Iowa. The dissolution was agreed upon by Lounistorinn and J L Honmann.
An animal was taken up as an estray at M. Resh’s residence in Walnut Township Palo Alto County on February 6 1908. The animal weighs about 48 pounds and is described as a domestic livestock creature. Owners are requested to claim it or provide proof of ownership per local notice.
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