Night Cap Night at LOG Hall with Literary Program
The Good Templears of Graettinger host a night cap at LOG Hall Saturday evening February 3, 1879. A fine literary program and various amusements are planned. Ladies are asked to bring nightcaps, and caps may be exchanged for a free supper with a partner. A lively single-page notice notes local travels, town news, and business updates in Graettinger and surrounding areas, including farm sales, renovations, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templears
Graettinger
Church Notice In Danish Language
Gudatjengste neste Soudag Urate Webr i Dradlinger Kh 3 P M Alle er venligst iadbndse Bornene moder paa Lordag rle Febr westkommende hos Mr Reno zl 1 30 Py M J D Swalesiuen Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neste Soudag
Urate
Dradlinger
P. M
Bornene Moder Paa Lordag
Rle
Westkommende
Mr. Reno
J. D. Swalesiuen
Pastor
Condensed Iowa Laws Offered With Subscriptions
An offer to provide a sample copy of the paper and a one year condensed code of the Laws of Iowa for farmers and business owners. The code claims to cover all important points in the revised Iowa laws and is presented as a handy reference for those acting as their own lawyers. The promotion includes a free copy with each paid subscription.
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Iowa
Public Sale at Graettinger Auction on Farm Property
Auction notices mortgage farm sale to be held Wednesday 1899 at 10:00 AM on the seller's Graettinger area farm. Livestock includes horses cows calves and sheep, plus machinery like McCormick binder mower corn planter plows wagons and implements. Cash terms under 5.00. notes over 5.00 with 6 percent interest. property not removed until settled. auctioneers A. Gann and C. J. Landy listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinper
Hebrgih
McCormick
McCormeik
Puller & Johnson
Sprodschwirt
R J
Nean
C.J. Landy
Ons A. Gann
Miss la Graham Starts Local Newspaper in Kitonka
Miss la Graham a known northern Iowa newspaper woman starts a paper in Kitonka, Kossouth county on a branch line of the B C R N. Gorham, also well known in northern Iowa, has worked on several papers and belongs to the Hpper Des Moines Ieditoral association. Weather interrupts legislative work this week, bills shelved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Graham
Iowa
Ruglang
Homes Burers Excursions Dates Announced
On January 17 February 7 and 21 March 7 and 21 excursion tickets will be sold by agents at the B C R N to many cities and towns in northern western and southern states at the rate of One Pure plus 2 for the Round Trip. Tickets good 21 days. For rates and other information call B C R N agents or address J Morton G P and T A Ord Rapids Ta.
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BO & N
J. Morton
G. BP
T. A. Orda
Rapids, Ta
Tigh Lake Items and Local Sickness
A record of local exchanges and farm tasks in Tigh Lake notes cold weather hardships. Gord twins recover from grippe while Paul Paulson grinds corn, I V Henry husks for A Q Bergeson, Marlin Skattabo sprains an ankle, Bert Herum shells corn for steers, A Ward visits Simmetsburg, Veter B Peterson hauls corn to J Bergeson, Tid Gilbertson visits from Grafton. The Farmers Institute at Hmmelsburg is announced with Rev McGinness PLA Danton and Miss Amy Fahnesicol listed among representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gord
Grippe
Paul Paulson
I. V. Henry
A. Q. Bergeson
Marlin Skattabo
Christopher
Bert Herum
A. Ward
Simmetsburg
Veter B. Peterson
J. Bergeson
Tid, Gilbertson
Grafton IV
Dak
Farmers’ Institute
Hmmelsburg
Rev. McGinness
Pla
Danton
Amy Fahnesicol
Farmers Institute Plans Two Day Session For Area
Grachtinger residents push for a county seat farmers institute session to be held soon after Emmetsburg and Isberville events. C G George P N Donlon and the editor will draft the program and arrange details inviting community input. A regular committee is not in place yet but support is welcome for a yearly session with full program to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Emmetsburg
Isberville
C. G. George
P. N. Donlon
Fragmented Newcastle Notice On Bhoyelier Fine
A lost and garbled OCR fragment from a Newcastle item notes a Bhoyelier fined two pence for a pass or vehicle issue at a site. The text is corrupt, with stray phrases about New York and various places, making details unclear and names unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
England
New York
Laval
Civilizing the Southern Highlands and Appalachian Belts
A rugged survey of the Appalachian and Southern Highland regions noting vast populations in poverty, limited schooling, and one room cabins. It cites home mission efforts, half a million illiterates, and the need for central schools as feeders for colleges.
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Ponnesse
Ott
Huyvatars
Tennessee
North Chooling
Kencrery
Georgia
Virginda
Ulster County
Ireland
Carolina
Yes
Ameritade
Waulauga Association
Eitough Finesteet
Tawest
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Rance Ee Teorga
Gramstinger
Petersen & Simonsen
W. BP. Robers
Ib A. Kent
Jewell
1 C. Kent
Mir Kent
Spencer
Ourown Institute
Hininetsburg
Wallingford
Wralivans
Fagen
Arrabee
Horace Babies
Shaw
Spies Bros
Graetlinger
Janek Creek
Tanmet Co
J. B. Rinford
Price Leimy
Avey Wek Nery
Ressell
Hiamet Co
High Dake Township
Granderson
Watlingford
J. W. Joyce
Kimantsburg
Alartio Myhee
Kelly
Paulson
B. J. Berpeson
Norway
AL TL. Gard
West Bend
C. W. Richardson
High Take
Richardson
Republican
Brother Richardson
Estherville
Graetiinger
Lepdlord Bomb
Dogri the
Gudatjengste
Propriet
Tigh Lake
Fiom the Four Winds
Hick Anders
Pisyod
Nicpotcon
Pty
Sotlieh Kirehner
North Woodshde
South Australia
HP de Bryat
Kirelner
Villagantal
Kireuner
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