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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
8
Fragmentary notice from Graet Unger Tows outlines requirements for free public meetings and January advertising. It specifies that ads must be submitted by Tuesday to secure publication and that bills are due on the first of each month.
Proposals to build a schoolhouse in District No 3 Lost Island township Palo Alto Iowa. Sealed bids open August 7 between 1 and 4 pm at center schoolhouse. Award to lowest responsible bidder. Specifications at undersigned residence Lost Island township. Bid bond required with certified check. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Date July 10 41. Secretary.
The Home Paper argues residents should shop locally to lift the town economy. It contends home spending increases retail sales, creates jobs, boosts real estate value, and grows professional prosperity. It credits the local newspaper as the key driver of townwide commerce.
A dubious 19th century style ad claims Northwestern Doctors provide free consultation and examination for nervous and phrenic diseases, promising painless cancer and tumor treatments with a germ destroying fluid injected into growth centers. It urges readers with chronic ailments to visit, noting a free initial visit and potential life saving analysis of urine for kidney or bladder issues.
Public notice by the board of directors sets a special election for August 2 in Graethingar Palo Alto County Iowa. Voters decide whether the Independent School District should issue bonds up to 3,500 for building a clay brick school and updating the current facility. Effective 1 to 6 p.m. at the Graotinger G H building. Ti. M. Thomwson, Sec.
The National Tribune of Washington publishes a new Florida map derived from recent surveys by Government engineers and the Post Office Department. Lithographed in three colors on fine plate paper, it offers a portrait of Florida as a favorable home with opportunities for livelihood and wealth. copies available by writing to the National Tribune.
Fragmentary OCR notes record names and places including Swan Lake Toole Creek and Albart with unclear dates or actions. The text shows misread phrases such as Monday and call respondents but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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