Alderman fined for stealing dirt seeks to repay by restitution
An alderman has been fined ten shillings for stealing dirt from the alley. He proposes to atone by returning the dirt to its rightful place, throwing it back as restitution.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
5
An alderman has been fined ten shillings for stealing dirt from the alley. He proposes to atone by returning the dirt to its rightful place, throwing it back as restitution.
An with references to Norwegians voting against a union with Sweden and a New Finance Department after Boer War, the piece notes Roosevelt era politics, Secretary Shaw's stance, and partisan contention. It mentions a local newspaper offer for two eight page papers at $1.00 per year along with livestock market reports and AP wire news.
A Missouri judge labels a suntower a peed while a Kansas judge calls a Missouri corn cob pipe a noxious nuisance. A Massachusetts woman is bedridden after a broken tile from a vigorous embrace. Critics note a shortage of men in Massachusetts but praise local quality.
A fragmented note discusses Mr. Adison's latent invention to extend automobile range and reduce noise. The brief mentions potential impact on future car performance without detailing technical specifications or concrete outcomes.
A confusing note claims grafting in the department was misrepresented as root grafting and that the broader trade is unaffected. It states that only a segment is involved while asserting other measures will complete the work.
Special train from Codar to Denver departs at 3:30 am with Pullman cars and tourist coaches. Train carries tourists from Doda Point and Walker Landing to Denver arriving morning. Bus shuttles will pick up town passengers from Tipton rail yard at 7:00 am, Brooklyn carriages included.
Waterios Chautauqua and Waterlon Chautauqua will run from July 2 to August 2 with daily programs. Notable speakers include Bryan LaFoleite Jonas McNovall Gordon and Dixor, with Drank Lageland and G. Mirmot listed as organizers and addresses at Cedar Rapids and Waterloo.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several unreadable names and places with unclear meaning. It reads like a broken list of months, locations, and individuals, lacking coherent events or context to summarize into a clear news item.
A fragmented travel notice describes an outing in Colorado titled Under the Turquoises. It promotes health, economy, and pleasant vacations with references to rail service and travel planning by A B Cutty and the Minnesota Mine district, noting ticket prices and travel routes.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the best cod liver oil preparation aiding "sick blood" with strength flesh and color. It emphasizes nutrition and stimulation, targeting pale women in mid life suffering from blood disorders and promising restoration through the emulsion's effects.
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