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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary notice text from Graettinger Times with garbled names and stray pricing. Indicates a stray classified snippet, ill-formed margins, and stray lines including a reference to five and twenty-five cents.
The town supreme court finds owners of bees liable for damages caused by insects. The ruling applies only to the plain honey bee of commerce, not to political bees, limiting broader accountability.
The Emmetsburg Democrat reports E P Barringer to own the Reporter and D E Collins as editor manager. Cole Younger, once life‑sentenced at Stillwater, Minn, has been pardoned. S J Guerdet may cede his claim to Frank Guerdet for patents. Frank unveils mule shoeing device. Mrs C S Wells ill with peritonitis. Old friend John Mowit lost home to fire. Story agent left for Hardy. Norphew, Watertown SD, supplies station temporarily. Lectures by J A Huffman impressed few due to a dark night. phrenology lecture drew interest.
Decide to move to St Cloud Minnesota, sale of farm and household items scheduled Monday February 16 at 10 o'clock. The listing includes two houses, numerous livestock from horses and cattle to calves and hogs, farm machinery such as hay rake and walking cultivator, wagons and a lumber wagon, feed and garden supplies, and several outbuildings. Terms: ten months on approved notes at 8 percent interest for sums over ten dollars, cash for under ten dollars, no property removed until settled. Auctioneers John Gremmels and clerk E C Kent.
In Palo Alto County Iowa the District Court receives a petition by the plaintiff Murel lenny alleging desertion and seeking divorce and custody of Leo K LaVoy and Frederyk Lavoy. Defendant Mary B LaVey is summoned to appear before noon of the March term. failure to appear by March 3 1903 may lead to default and judgment. Dated February 8 1908, attorney D E Couline represents the plaintiff.
Farm advertised as 20 acres of good staurm land in New Town, fenced with a water well. Terms and price available on request. Notes credits and insurance references to Coolitge, Fire, Lightning and a Hail Insurance in Old Line and Mutual companies. Advertisement promises savings and October-only offer on weekly Inter Ocean subscription bundle.
Local notice advertises printing names on 100 goodz quality envelopes for a cents at THE Times office. The brief emphasizes affordable custom printing services and immediate availability for residents and businesses seeking personalized mailers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a strange transaction phrase and list of disjoint terms including sickness and ailments. No clear event or individuals are identifiable to anchor a proper summary.
The readable parts mention an unclear inquiry in mixed terms and phrases, possibly personal or coded, with no identifiable people or actions clearly stated. The fragment lacks coherent facts to summarize a specific event, date, or organization.
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