Fragmented OCR item about an advertised price
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a price of 1.00 and a vague item likely related to a sale or advertisement. Details are missing, leaving the key facts unclear.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
5
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a price of 1.00 and a vague item likely related to a sale or advertisement. Details are missing, leaving the key facts unclear.
Osgood 4 percent. W Dickinson drove to Inmetsburg Wednesday evening to take his son and wife to the train and they left for Mason City Saturday. Miss Grave Strabo, a niece of John Jennings, was at Inmetsburg between trains Monday. The new elevator mine union, the evening passengers Mondays Sunday evening May and Mrs. Dickinson drove to Graethingyn. Ligie and Rose Denningur went to West Bend Tuesday. Their friend returned with Abiein in the evenings. Mrs. Lewis Oll's father and mother are making visits. Miss Carroll and Mrs. McConnell went to the Burg Wednesday. Mrs. Oliner Caviah came down from Motherville Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs. Giddings. J. C. Smith has another ear of Helo bit in his firm in Vernon township. J. M. Resh and bh Millarke broke their binders the other day. Strange that such things happen just when there is a show in town. ZA Dickinson and wife were callers at the Sith home Wednesday evening. Co. Giddings went to see the circus and the Bure. AL. Benson and wife went Maeve presumably for the same purpose. Dickinson drove to the Bure, A. D. Dickinson returned with Si, on. Robertson hid a closesgeal the other day which they lay limp for some time. While attempting to open a car door it fell, barely missing his head and striking his shoulder. Mer. Albertson Wwasalh his posh again Friday at the pretty sore and suit.
Mes and Gryan, ill for days, are reported better. Iverson and a quiet visit occurred in Ringsted. Redd attended Mstherville last Sunday as a guest at the Dillon home. Mr and Mrs Groch visited their video Monday. Young family headed to Spirit Lake for a few days before returning to Des Moines. Scoville returned from Colorado last Saturday and plans to stay home. Jonsen left Rugstad Sunday. Mrs Kelly, ill, shows improvement. Mr Lippold of Illinois visits Li Lippold’s home.
Miss Wile OConnor returned from Des Moines where she has been attending school. Local residents Anders visited Ruthven and Maple Grove hosted visitors Sunday. Maple Grove defeated the Cripp penball team. various names and places appear in scattered references to a carnival, visits, and social commitments around town.
Public notice to readers about overdue weekly subscription payments and the need to remit promptly to comply with department regulations. The message emphasizes extending credit only under approved terms and urges immediate payment without implying a demand.
Maupas the imported Percheron stallion was approved by the French Government to stand for public service in France. He is large and heavy with strong bone and finish, bred in Theil Orne by M J Boisseau, with esteemed French lineages. American breeders gain access as Maupas joins the 1903 season through Osgood Percheron Horse Company with insurance terms for live foal and in foal statuses and payment schedules.
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