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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
3
An elderly Toledo area event is noted with a si ngle line about a society gathering at a home where Mrs Theinen ster, daughter of Mr Starkey, hosted a visit that included Serenada.
A fragmented passage discusses spinal column adjustment and the claim that modern science informs chiropractic practice. It alleges careful study of development and knowledge, urging trust in the profession while noting a supposed distant ideal of service to the city.
Anderson of Los Angeles heads to Hope North Dakota to visit her father in Albert Suse’s care after returning from Rochester Mayo treatment. Mira Jennie Wilson spent Saturday in Amimetaburg. Mrs Tj Sendricksen returns from Worthington Minnesota after visiting her son. Grandchildren visited W H Noble. Laverne Cullen stayed with Dale Noble. Irene Heath returns home to Emore Minnesota after a week with Marjorie Noble. Conard Conard of Sibley spent last week with his brother in law Conard Wiegmann.
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company, led by manager Neil Sanders, expands its Bathville plant as it gains new customers across the region. The facility, praised for sanitary, high quality production using modern methods, is described as a key local economic contributor and a model of progress for the community.
Paris Dyers and Cleaners at 106 N 7th St Estherville proclaims its long standing reputation for reasonable charges high quality work reliability and customer satisfaction. The shop pledges thorough renovation of garments via modern dry cleaning systems and careful handling of delicate fabrics with wagon service twice weekly.
Estherville Grocery Co. operates a large Batherville warehouse at 4th and Main. The firm is a regional trading center, known for high quality products, fair prices, and strong wholesale and retail operations. It brings substantial business and employment to the area and maintains strict honesty and service in its policies.
In Estherville at 423 E Main St the steam laundry draws a growing local and regional patronage with a modern plant and latest equipment. They promise careful handling of all garments, specialty shirt and collar service, and safe care of delicate fabrics, aiming to deliver sweet, clean results at nominal cost.
Estherville Drug Company at 518 Lincoln Street promotes itself as a modern pharma cies shop with a wide stock including wall paper paints jewelry and a full line of drugs sundries and perfumes. The firm emphasizes careful prescription filling and high service quality backed by an experienced pharmacist staff and popular management.
A survey lauds Estherville's florist for creative floral designing and year round availability. The shop offers a wide range of blooms in all seasons with reliable delivery via the Piarist Telegraph Delivery Service now serving 4000 members in the United States and worldwide. Mr. Tims is highlighted as a leading florist in the region for outstanding public service.
A document praises Robinson Estherville Co for its progressive, public spirited policies and commendable management. It highlights executive ability, fair dealing, honesty, and up-to-date operations, deeming it one of the leading enterprises in the section.
Es t herville bakery publicized Butter Krust Bread praising uniform quality and sanitary operations. It highlights modern plant, expert management, fresh ingredients, and nationwide prestige with local distribution through Wiegmann’s cash store in Cructtinger.
The text honors J C Penny’s 25 year milestone as the first store in Kemmerer Wyoming leading a chain of 885 department stores. It highlights Penny’s focus on needs, quality merchandise, honest dealings, and fair prices under modern management. It notes the Estherville location and praises the company’s broad reach and service to the public.
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