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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads about Moveland with references to an event near Cleveland and a relapse related to prior aid. The text is incomplete but suggests a biographical note or obituary style mention of her life and a recent relapse affecting an earlier aid period.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an American shoot event with zero birds, mention Minatear, Awonty, and a possible upset or record clash. References to Chun Pow, TM, and miles suggest a broad tournament context but details are unclear. The text hints at national tournaments and possible amateur participation without concrete outcomes.
A fragmentary item notes a local women's clubs field meet with scattered details. It mentions participants and a general focus on sport, but specifics remain unclear due to the damaged text. Further readable names or dates are not available.
Reported unrest and international friction surround Venezuela as Castro's government faces domestic doubt. U S ambassade and diplomats retreat. rumors of Dutch-Holand tensions and possible revolts in Coelushta swirl. Britain and Holland suspend relations while Germany weighs options with Vas ne.
The recovered pouch held $60,000 in currency and jewelry valued at $100,000, stolen from a streetcar in Kansas City. A switchman named William Louth spotted the pouch near Rock Island road yards and retrieved several sealed packages, though four empty sacks indicated part of the haul was recovered items.
A native uprising reportedly spreads from Po dang on Sumatra s west coast threatening thirty European settlements across a wide area. Dutch defense forces scarce with 4,400 troops pledged as battles erupt and Fanatical print fears ripple through Batavia reports.
In Orleans a slow cotton trade disrupts daily business as buyers and merchants adjust shipments and pricing. Local firms like Day and Eanine Cotton face uncertain demand while lenders monitor liquidity and regional demand trends.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Guinea related names and places with unclear phrases. The readable bits reference Inray and Méyon, suggesting a regional mention or cultural context but lack clear action, dates, or outcomes for a concise news card.
In Hartford a veteran carpenter named Myrick collapsed during a burial rite and died before aid could arrive. Born in Ohio in 1810, he moved to Towm Ih 1944, near Palmyra, where he lived over 60 years as a leading pioneer figure.
A fierce wind storm struck Council Bluffs on Monday night causing extensive damage. Trees were uprooted, windows broken, and docks at Lake Manawa suffered losses near 26 000. The lakefront was littered with wreckage, boats and debris, while nearby cropland faces flooding danger in parts north of the city.
A new business association called Rock Ruopida Commercial etus was formed by prominent Toole Mupida citizens. D. O. Teoach serves as president, C. W. Bradley as vice president, D. Rintker as secretary, EF. B. Parker as treasurer, and D. Keok T. M. Fleming Charlies Shade and W. & Cowper lead the executive committee. The club aims to promote Intercata of the town, gather information, and attract new enterprises. A shop is needed and the group plans to press for one.
Joseph Walter, aged 94, reputedly the oldest man in Sheldon, died Tuesday morning. Two daughters Mrs. Norrie and Mrs. Smith and son-in-law Mr. Norrie of Warrington, Neb., were with him after traveling for weeks. They were summoned by the death of their brother Frei Walker four weeks ago, and Mrs. Pred Walker died suddenly last week, making three funerals from the same household in a month.
Raymond Emmert remains in Sowe county jail on charges of beating his wife. He was arrested returning from mail delivery in Colebolt. At arraignment before Justice Graham he pleaded guilty and resigned as carrier.
July 14 at 10 a m. postmasters of the fourth class across Sioux City district to convene in the federal building Bloux or The socialings in the court room. The nation comprises Woodbury Plymouth Cherokee and Monona counties. Board of supervisors of Wands pany county authorize 310 00 for a detention house location without meeting a vote of the people per county attorney opinion from Des Moines. In Bronx City a shooting occurs as volunteers chant. Peter Heinrahg found dead in yard near Rock Rapids aged about 60. Sister Mary Fanning dies at Dubuque hospital after illness. Communities Clinton and Bloux involved in warmer weather death.
Incomplete text shows names and places garbled by OCR. Unable to determine event, actions, or dates from the fragment.
Violent incident on a street corner involved a 12 year old boy and other youths. A can was hidden in a vest pocket and discharged, scattering iron fragments. Police search for the owner of the can as the event unsettles the Clayton area.
A Des Moines real estate man living in the same boarding house as McGadden confessed to stealing and altering portraits of Clara Bales in a case involving J. & Meaddon. The suspect withheld his name at first but admitted responsibility after Humane Oltiar Bekke reported the incident to authorities.
In Centerville a case unfolds after Theodore M Blew’s 10 year old son Theodore Strow allegedly died during an attempted ascension to the Borgian throne. The Strows family disputes rightful inheritance of the throne and spends time and money pursuing what they claim is the true succession.
Frank Parker of Denver Colorado shot neighbor George Young after trying to kidnap his year-old daughter from his wife near Grinnell. Parker died days after the shooting. Young was arrested at the scene and later died in jail in Nowien.
Police describe a suspect matching a Chicago murder description. A man named Martin is identified by a second Black man who knows him as William High Tower. A description and photograph were sent to Chicago for verification.
Reported fatality details describe John Henderson and companion killed in a Burlington area event. The text indicates a nighttime mishap where an individual named Bila twin brother Sus Ton derson was with the victim, and a stumble on a path or object in darkness is noted. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Dick Bird of Crestin fled from assailants who allegedly poisoned a well risking a large family’s deaths near Dileton. He was captured and committed to a hospital for the intana care.
Drowned at Rook Mapida Wil J Rapelje and Odebolt incidents reported as two youths perish while attempting to calm a situation. The Danbury bank head Harper Bantes dies. a state court home project condemned. Missouri river body found near Bly mouth.
The piece discusses postwar emigration to the United States, examining how labor demand influenced immigration policies. It references potential restrictions on immigrants from certain countries, notification practices in Europe, and fluctuating numbers of arrivals. The analysis weighs whether methods to reduce immigration, such as quotas or selective admission, are justified by labor needs.
Fragmented text argues that New York women face social pressure and lack of home life drives many to seek marriage for status or escape. It cites postures against divorce, urging women to consider personal stability, with grim tone on loneliness and societal expectations.
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