Public sale lunch service advertised by organizer
Organizer offers prepared lunches at public sales and invites anyone planning a sale to view the service. The notice emphasizes readiness to serve and aligns with public event logistics.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
5
Organizer offers prepared lunches at public sales and invites anyone planning a sale to view the service. The notice emphasizes readiness to serve and aligns with public event logistics.
If your teeth need attention they will be treated more satisfactorily by examination. It may be wise to have them examined now. Iowa.
Readable items include health updates and travels of residents like Joe Hauge and Willie Hangon. Mrs Ness Matsen, Grace Matsen, and Clara Suss appear among students and staff. Local games, classes, and schedules vary, with changes due to fuel rules and school needs.
High School Notes recount Esther Pierson resuming classes after two week absence plus a new pupil enrolled in the eighth grade. Boy Scouts gathered in the gym Monday while play participants rehearse nightly. Miss Knutson of Emmetsburg and Miss Clara Suss, visiting Monday, with Clara a past graduate. Ruthven High beat Everly in their first basketball game last week.
A notice from C. C. Larsen seeks immediate payment of debts after selling a business and leaving town. Call to settle outstanding accounts or pay at First National Bank where bills are on file.
Notice asks the party who took a quilt from a buggy near Graettinger to return it at once. Also mentions a lost shotgun and a sale of about 40 tons of wild hay in Lost Island township and a message from Thos Rierson.
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