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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text indicates ad placements and meeting notices with payment terms. It references Advanta Bay hotest and Postoltica in I tinger, Towa, with deadlines by Tuesday and payments due the first of each month. The gibberish suggests incomplete items about advertising rates and public notices.
An Ohio publisher argues that keeping shopping local strengthens the entire community. Local spending would raise retail sales, create jobs, boost property values, widen professional audiences, and keep money circulating. Merchants should advertise locally and offer reliable service to foster home trade.
Northwestern Doctors, a company of 44 experienced physicians licensed by the state, offer free consultation, examination, and advice on nervous and chronic diseases for men, women, and children. They claim success with cancer, ulcers, and other growths using a hypodermic preparation, and promise help for stomach, liver, kidneys, nerves, and more. Bring a sample of urine for analysis and microscope exam if possible.
Public notice by authority of a resolution dated July 24 1911 announces a special election in Grasttinger Grasttinger Palo Alto Iowa to be held August 26 1911 at the H G Darrison building from 1 PM to 6 PM. Voters will decide if bonds up to 3500 should be issued to build a clay brick school building adjacent to the current one per proposed plans.
The New Cap of Florida newspaper shares a special map of Morida highlighting a climate deemed healthful and promising livelihood opportunities. It cites Morida’s population growth near 60 percent in the last census and projects doubling by the next, based on surveys and Postoffice Department data.
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