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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1898
Page
3
A newsletter-style notice advertises a farm paper bundle offer at 1.50, with a total price of 3.80 for four papers including their own. It highlights humane education from Humane Alliances and urges farmers to subscribe, stressing broad humanity and avoiding cruelty.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Olpon the Public Highway and a scattered list of entities. The readable portions hint at a public matter involving a person and four others, with references to yearly days and places. The exact event and details remain unclear due to garbled wording.
The fragment references a writer in Washington with possession and a letter in transit. It hints at a destination tied to a post office matter and a contemplated or activated action involving mail. The text is fragmented and requires full context to confirm specifics.
A fragment argues the county should not disclose names of those who receive court aid claiming disclosure would stigmatize poverty. It notes many recipients would not request aid if their names were public and questions the advisability of shaming the needy.
A dialogue between Farmers Jones and Smith discusses selecting hardy orchard stock. Smith praises Mr Ji Hello for reliable trees and offers replacements at a small cost if trees fail in the first year. Jones agrees and plans to buy trees, noting he saw the seller recently and expects an on site visit soon.
The meeting of the Palo Alto County Medical Society founders elected officers for the initial term including President Dr. Davels Emmetsburg and Vice President Dr. Baldwin Ruthven with Sec and Treas Dr. Molison Cractinger. A profitable medical session followed the business portion with full discussion on presented topics.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and that only a constitutional remedy can restore the Eustachian tube. It cites catarrh as a common cause and offers $100 for any case cured by Finis Catarrh Cure, with free circulars and Toledo address.
George Bros announce a week long showcase of Keen butter cutlery with a new display case featuring many pocket knife patterns and dozens of scissors designs. Northern Nurseries agents plan visits to take orders for trees and shrubs. Bintersburg to install 20 arc lights. Mrs Wells of Mallard was in town last week.
George Tion of Graetliger Bre preparing for Bergeson’s mill project. Massie Bigelow spent Thanksgiving at home in Darboy. Knutson moved his family to Extherville to buy a home. Social hop at BergeSon’s elevator Monday night drew a good crowd. Iver Jackson returned from Minnesota after managing business interests. A O Bothne and Mr. Larson of Lyle Minn visited Kuntsun last Friday. Anton Simonson plans to leave for Minnesota. Paul Paulson mourns a loss after Thanksgiving Night dance at Wallingford.
fruit trees shade trees and shrubbery berry at bottom prices advertised by Northern Nursery Co Traer Iowa offering bundled paper deals and plant stock in a low cost promotion with emphasis on value and variety for customers in the region
The message notes poor harvests from storm damage and wet weather reducing grain in many districts. Producers anticipate fewer sellers in major states, with prices seen around 34 to 46 cents for corn. The text emphasizes uncertainty and risk in feeding costs as markets expect cheap corn to offset high feeding stock prices.
To Mr and Mrs of WN Osher on Sunday Nov to han daughter Ai concerned are doing well BJ Bergeson Willom and Mate Miller were passengers to Putharvilly Just Whursdays Matlin Myhre was passenger d Wallingford Thursday Mrs Phampoun who lives four miles south of town returned from Das Moin na Sunday where she had been formed enk treatment Shots improving now Mrs Merrimen accompanied her The plasterers wore at work on the now brtele Tread the largond of the Northern Nurgerlusolses where in this issue Miss Mybel Mutant spent a few days at Emavatuhurg beeh Wak Inviting hs being indulged in by our focal sportatnon
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