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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
13
Fragmentary ad text states all bills are payable monthly and copy must be submitted by Tuesday for public notice. Free ads offered to those free to the public, with advertising continuing unless another contract is made. Streamlined wording reflects classifieds boilerplate from a historic newspaper.
Announcement lists several churches and service times including MernormT at 11:06 am and 7:30 pm, Carmoixe- Sarvicae at 10:00, Lotagn AN at Norweg ian Lutheran church, Pastor Gunwin Limenan-Services on Sundays, Songou-Every Sunday at AL church 10:00, Danisa Lumera town Bervicas 10:30 morning and 3100 evening, Bandas school at 42, Pastor Olenmensen.
A libel dispute with Wildey over a Times report led to a $1 judgment and an execution notices. Deputy Sheriff Will McNally seized town property, including Spies First Sub Lots in Graattinger and an assortment of animals, to satisfy debts. The notice lists estate, tools and livestock as subject to sale on December 4, 1909, at Palo Alto County Courthouse, with proceeds to cover costs.
Oskaloosa drummer and clarinetist Wray Hiller travels across India near the Ganges, drawing local attention. He previously led bands in Iowa, gained fame, joined The Wildles band for a tour, and performed with the Iowa Brigade Band while visiting Calcutta.
John Brophy of Des Moines High School is hailed as a rising football star and school leader. He serves as junior class president and team captain, excels as quarterback, mile runner, and basketball player, and edits the school paper The Quill while helping with community paper subscriptions.
In federal court at Sioux City, Grant Howard of Sear Danbury and Iowa faces bankruptcy after a petition alleging liabilities of 930,224,056. The debtor’s debts are largely represented by promissory notes, one held by a party who dated back to 1902, indicating widespread lending amid agricultural financing concerns. Agricultural conventions and speakers, including Melford of Nobragkn state, are noted in relation to Ded Moines discussions.
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