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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1928
Page
5
A transcription fragment describes H Irving King and Ernest Moly in tension over a romance between Myerette and Erncat, with related notices about administration of the estate of Dry P. J. Mesuion and local business listings for Bartleman Barber Shop Barrett's Cafe and a live stock cooperative in Graettinger. The materials show a mix of fiction, legal notices, and local commerce.
Local items report James Jacobson visiting relatives, plans for a 25,000 dollar swimming pool in Algona, and the sale of a Chevrolet coach to Amos Tortinson. Other notes mention residents’ travels to Minnesota and Los Angeles, school and church activities, camping trips, a rare rainless period, and social club notices with upcoming meetings.
The Graettinger Times advertises 1 200 page dictionaries bound in fine leather as a storehouse of knowledge. Each copy priced at 6 cents per word and one dollar by mail. Marketplace note highlights value and mail option.
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