Change of Ownership for Graettinger Times
John J. Sullivan takes over management of the Graettinger Times with backing from local business leaders. The paper remains independent in politics, vows fair treatment of all readers, and aims to publish weekly local and advertising news. Sullivan praises former editor E. B. Merriman and writes he will strive to merit community support.
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Emmetsburg
Wildey’s Cash Store Promotes Mail Order Price Match
The editor outlines weekly notes for the Cash Store, advertising free notices and upcoming cards. It touts Loganberries at 1 can 19c, 3 for 52c, 6 for $1.04, claims lower prices than Sears Roebuck and Ward, and promises refunds on carriage charges and equal quality to mail orders. A pep talk on rising prices, new sign, and a call to buy now, with emphasis on avoiding mail-order costs and carrying through March.
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Mexico
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Russia
Belgium
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Mr. Whitman
Estherville
Hans Anderson
Peter Solbrech
Otto Tenneson
Peter Knudson
Norris Kasa
Wallingford
D. F. Aarons
Spirit Lake
Margaret Nolan
Mirs
Louie Petersen
E. B. Merriman
Emmetsburge
J. J. O'Rourke
Thomas Larson
J. H. Brennan
West Bend
J. R. Downs
Emmetsbure
Christian
Thor
J. O. Jertson
Opera House
Ruth Lande
Grinnell
Caroline Myhre
H. E. Dickey
Des Moines
H. N. Osher
Ole Wicks
Griettinger
T. D. Collins
Grippe
Don Skow
John Anderson
Herbert Christianson
Alfred Jensen
Andrew Axelton
St. Olaf
Commercial Club
Dewell
Algona Advance
Wilson
Clear Late
W. E. Holmes
Mrr. Holmes
Louie Merklin
Wm. Blom
Mr. Blom
Mr. Merklin
Lewis Petersen
Rockwell City
Times Office
Marshalltown Times- Republican
Iowa Falls
E. S. George
Ames
Towa
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Peter Tolberson
Wildey
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