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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
5
Fragmentary sale notices and classified snippets listing items for sale from A. J. Johnson and John Grammets. Mentions hardwood and planed lumber, a calendar display, and a one year subscription to The Times and Weekly Inter Ocean. Some garbled text references visions and bodily terms.
Notices is hereby given to all interested that many broadcast of Registered Poland China Buroe ey and Chester White hogs.
An eastern paper inintakenly says Iowa is short but we are most needed as wives did more ers. Possibly the reason they all him Santa Claus is because so many amateur gantas have to scratch for the wherewithal these days.
An obituary notes ex Congressman Jerry Simpson who died recently left an estate of 10,020. The piece contrasts past copper surplus with current shortages, highlighting a continual demand and a shrinking visible copper supply in the industry.
An American girl’s engagement is announced from the White House noting many are as good as Alice Roosevelt. The article discusses timber scarcity pushing makers to paper rolled matches dipped in wax and phosphorous to improve rigidity and burning quality.
Editor Gray of the West Bend Advice shows strong interest in local education and is mentioned as a possible candidate for county superintendent in Palo Alto county next fall, per Whittemore Champion.
Among 105 Kansas counties only 21 show any pans pers. Twenty five in poor houses. Thirty seven have no occupants in their jaily and 37 have no criminal cases on the court docket. The record suggests wide variation in material conditions and public order.
Carrie Nation visited St Louis to lecture and sought a meeting with suffragist Phoebe Cousins at a hotel. Cousins refused to see Nation, prompting Nation to depart in apparent triumph. The incident followed Nation's noted remarks on the smasher.
A London coroner stated that a law should be revived to regulate the use of antique medical prescriptions. He argued that old practices may be useful and deserve legal backing to ensure safety and proper oversight.
Henry Schmidt Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is marketed as liquid electricity promising sudden vigor and health at 85 cents. Offers to pay for samples or show at Estherville Roller Mills. An invitation to inspect a herd of registered Duroc Jersey hogs is extended.
The Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad announces excursion options through December 17. Hale Bates on weekends offers trips within 16 miles, returnable by Monday morning for 76 cents plus one third. Fare bets include Foldaya and over 75 miles at reduced weekend rates. other distances like 150 miles and beyond have different limits and sale times. Attractions and amusements at the season are covered, with gates applying to local matinees and city routes.
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