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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
4
A garbled dispatch discusses Allied forces and American relief efforts amid a disrupted theater. It mentions ambassadors aboard a steamer en route to a port, supplies being sent, and casualties including wounded and missing, with unclear dates and places.
fragmentary notice mentions a couple involved with a tail retail building and a belant. details are unclear, names and places are unreadable.
A fragmentary report describes a hospital incident at Mt F Carmellis Whe where residents allegedly sought to graft skin from a coworker to aid a burn victim. It notes a Sister Mary Cor melt burned at a convent accident and an ongoing rescue prospect amid uncertain details.
A farm fair and midwinter institute will be held in the new armory in Hatherville on January 26 27 and 28. Speakers include W P Maryvidon and Judge Quartson. Fifty eight premiums offered for best farm products. Free coffee every day. Premiums to be displayed next day.
A western grain dealers meeting at Fort Dodge discussed opposing proposed tariffs and routes to raise freight rates from northern Josyu to St. Laure. The group supported a bill to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend tariffs before they take effect and criticized current routes and tie-in policies. The discussion noted unreliability of future rail tie-ups and considered a 10 percent surcharge in case of railroad outages.
A gasoline explosion during a kitchen fire burying attempt killed two and burned Mrs. Webber and her daughter. The event left Marguerite Webber severely injured as bystanders searched minutes for the smallest sign of life.
A garbled report references Detective Weir and a police probe involving Smith and several others. It notes a caller seeking details about Smith and other individuals, suggesting a wider inquiry connected to a reported incident and investigations continuing with unclear leads.
A forthcoming trial faces a tangle of allegations involving Mrs Pispat and J M Windle of Mir ehalltown plus Nl Hauser and others over a deed to Hoaungr. The petition seeks to clear a cloud on title and restrain the mayor from recording or disposing of the deed as the case unfolds.
Dorlington Vetrettve and J. W. Slonvridge near fatal injury after Creston romper Charles Thone stabbed Throats and neck with a heavy pocketknife following a confrontation at Creston. Officer Ty Wiggens confronted Rowe before the assault. Stanbridge and others testified, with threats exchanged as the assailant fled toward a fatal outcome.
Fragmented OCR reports purportedly describe a Dubuque National Guard captain accused of misappropriating $1,000, with injunctions affecting water bond actions. The text also mentions deaths in Dubuque, a church fund request in Mose City, and various local notices, but many portions are garbled and unreadable.
Fragmented text reports on a revolutionary upheaval with references to Abdul, the Ottoman empire, and Sultan Murad VI. It mentions constitutional reforms, new leaders, and questions whether the era heralded will mirror 1676 in scope and impact. The source is garbled but centers on a proclaimed new era and political change.
A jumbled OCR record reports large sums and postal money order costs, with references to Europe and New York City, mentioning dates, currencies, and names in fragmented form. The garbled text implies an international postal money order activity and crossing lines but lacks coherent details.
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