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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
8
Howard ONeill of the New York Butcher Association denounces price hikes blamed on a wheat corner. He says cornerers pose as patriots while starving Europe to protect profits. He jokes about a figure famed for domesticity as two women discuss stockton.
A Pennsylvania Lumber Company log entry notes a Revolutionary war gun found in a tree near Stoheln Pike County. An empty hollow section concealed a mini lock trinket of old maker, tied to a 1779 battle site where white settlers fought Native Americans.
Sunday School defines Jesus baptism as ordination to priesthood not cleansing sin. It outlines Holy Spirit anointing, John the Baptist transition, and Jesus’ temptations as lessons on priestly mediation, spiritual warfare, and restraint. It contrasts Jesus with Adam and notes temptations test holy humanity and faith.
Dina Weekly Review reports stronger Chicago trade activity with bank clearings at 278,108,338, rising 31.98 percent versus 1908 and 1907. Consumers show buying power amid high prices, apparel and luxuries absorb well, and overall production keeps pace with demand.
New York reports wholesale and retail activity strong as holiday season boosts shopping across centers. Winter weight goods sales rise with crisp weather while country trade improves and gear shifts toward inventorying and stock taking. US weekly business figures show solid results with year comparisons. Canada sees 23 business failures for the week, down from prior periods.
The bulletin lists varied commodity prices by city including hogs sheep and cattle from St. Louis Detroit Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Milwaukee with ranges for corn oats rye barley and wheat. It records heavy hog values from 4.00 to 8.76 per unit and beef and lamb ranges, alongside dairy eggs and butter figures, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
A skeptical outlook on yields gives way to a vivid portrait of Central Canada’s farming boom. Land buyers find 40 to 60 bushels per acre wheat, 100 bu oats, and wheat over 60 pounds per bushel. Rail expansion, schools, churches, and towns spring up along the Grand Trunk Pacific, fueling growth and wealth from prairie farms to new markets. The article notes booming elevators, stores, and hostels, the wealth of the land, and invites readers to pursue opportunities with Canadian government info.
Abbreviated ad style notice claims piles can be cured at home using a new absorption method. Mentions Mrs. M. Summers and a box address with unclear city details.
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