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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
7
A scattered diary of visits and business in Emmetsburg Milford and nearby towns. Mentions H. G. Harrisons new store addition nearing completion, A O U W convention attendees, relatives visiting, sales and ads from Cullen Bros and Avery wagon boxes, plus community events and notices including children's picnic plans and cental House management change.
The Farmers Institute met with the mayor to finalize Labor Day events. Ray H L Mason of Boone will speak. Judge Fe Doyle and Senator Geo Kine pledged talks. Morning features include an industrial parade and children’s picnic with short solos by Miss Progrey and Miss Patton, plus Prof. I T Stedman. Local baseball vs Cylinder for $26, Woodmen drill at $30 and $19 purses, grand hop in the bowery, Moore’s Harp orchestra and the band, with citizens urged to decorate.
Announcement invites attendees to Scandinavian Lutheran Church in Graettinger next Sunday August 86 at 10 80 am for divine service with a Bible lecture. Next Friday at 7 80 pm another Bible lecture will be given. Visitors are warmly invited to attend.
Fragmentary paragraph offers dubious claims about health, mind, and body harmony. Mentions an “atomach” disturbance and links to ads for a product labeled as a pill or powder. Includes stray improper words and unclear references, with no clear Ereignisse or credible entities.
Fragmentary ad copy describes a woman weighing effects of Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea or tablets. Brief lines mention a bright smiling face after use and a price of six cents, reflecting a vintage health product claim.
Fragmentary notice advertises a farm for sale with improvements and pasture. Vague terms request inquiries to contact a person named Saunvig for details and terms.
Weads notes landowners in Walnut township must mow the woods along the public highway before September 1 under the supervision of O D Barueri. Several railroad and travel notices follow, listing reduced fares and colonist rates for trips to California Oregon and western states with sale dates this fall.
Excursion tickets offered by the Minneapolis and St. Louis for the grand Sons of Herman celebration in New Ulm priced at $1.50. Train from Estherville at 6:00 a.m. reaches New Ulm by 8:10 a.m. Return from New Ulm at 9:87 p.m. Flyers and agents available for details.
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