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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a person named Arveye W. linked to a chainist theme and a cryptic money reference. It reads as stray data with unclear context or dates, offering no concrete event, organization, or location to confirm a full news item. The readable text suggests a name and monetary term but lacks verifiable facts for a complete summary.
A compact digest reports on the national monetary commission led by Ulrich, a tariff bill moving through Congress, and a Wisconsin Senate race inquiry. It covers a forest-preservation bill, nitroglycerin explosions near Pittsburg, a royal affair in Boottat, and a national mining demonstration in Pittsburgh. Also noted are nominations in the diplomatic corps, a court case over rebates, a typographical union meeting in San Francisco, and New York women’s self-denial pledge.
The body of Jomeson Lee Finney, the American actor who died in the Catiten hotel fire in London last Wednesday, was cremated after a simple service. Attending were Mr and Mrs. William Pivaraham and Mina Ade Dwyer. A London riot line reports six soldiers and two police injured as troops fired on rioters after property damage in Great Howard Street. Also coverage of Liverpool and other cities facing railway worker strikes, and noting painter Joseph Juraels born 1884 with works The Frugal Meal and Algae in the Woods. Secretary Walter L. Fish er arrives Portland en route to Alaska for a two week stay.
Highlights from scattered Iowa reports include a fatal cook car accident on the Interurban, a preliminary hearing for Mrs. Ross in a murder case, and multiple municipal incidents. Also noted are factory fires, bank developments, road and weather events, and public notices across towns.
The ninth Interstate Fair to be held at Woodland Park Sioux City week of September 19 features Hereford cattle top prize, vast cattle, horse, and hog exhibits, farm machinery displays, disease prevention talks by USDA experts, Iowa State College professors, vaudeville acts, and Parker's Carnival midway. Joe Morton reports travel discounts with state fair rate reductions. tickets from cities across Minnesota Nebraska South Dakota within set one way fares.
A party member asks Jim Ott for a drink at the vilaxo hotel but is refused. The group, including a bold figure named Bolman, continues along a very long dusty road toward their destination.
A garbled line describes a woman troubled by a brewing incident and expulsion, stumbling over a rough floor while Miller watches and Bille shows delight in the aftermath. The fragment lacks clear dates, places, or identities beyond these unclear names.
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