Old Times Feature Reprints 1908 Local Advertisers
An old Times issue from October 29, 1908 recaps local ads and names merchants such as Viking Clothing Store, Paulsen & Halvorson lunch room, Gractinger Savings Bank, Fret National Bank, and J. Grammela. It notes weddings, births, and weather, plus community items like a break in at a chicken house and a new postmaster at Raleigh.
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Times
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Ganfield Bros. Hardware
Viking Clothing
Nau Bros
Paulsen & Halvorson
Peter ‘Tolbergen
L. A. Ferguson
Th. ‘I
Nono
Burdick
M. D
Dr. Osher
Flantist
C. &. George
Spica Bros. Ment Market
J. He Gammon
Fumber
Furlong & Borg
Ruthven
A. J. Lavde
Gracttinger Savings Bank
Fret National Bank
Maxim Myhre
T. D. Colling
John Grammela
J. B. Nimerfro
St. John Grain Co
Quaker Oats Co
Bailoy
Pete Miller
Mitchell
Misa Pearl Iverson
Fred Simonsen
T. McGoey
East Walnut
Smith
Wallingford
Gradttinger Telephone Co
Windsor
Ganfield Broa. Hardware
First
National Bank
Lareen
Spies Bros. Meat
Harrison & Bradley Hardware
H. N. Osher
C. Tannen
Postoffica
E. C. Kent
Central
Ed Lister
Livery
Asi
A. J. Johnson
Creamery
National Advertisers To Localize Funds For Results
In Storm Lake Register copy the announcement notes national advertisers leaning toward localizing their newspaper ads. The shift aims to boost impact by tailoring campaigns to each outlet’s audience and region, signaling a broader trend in local ad strategy.
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Storm Lake Register
Nswepapers
Four-H activities prominent at Iowa State Fair
Des Moines reports an eight day Junior State Fair program from August 26 to September 1 featuring nearly 2,000 4-H Club members from 99 counties. Events include baby beef and dairy heifer shows, club demonstrations, breeding contests, and stock judging with prizes totaling about 13,000 dollars. Girls division emphasizes home economics and fashion shows with multiple exhibitions and a junior style show. The health contest selects the healthiest 4-H boy and girl as a prelude to a national competition. Officials expect the eight day fair to attract over 2,000 farm youths and rank as the nation’s largest 4-H event this year.
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Des Moinds
Iowa
Boyantham
Teoma
Towa
United States
Bourder Soup Talks with Landlord and Bird
A brisk exchange unfolds as Keen Taste critiques a soup as not good while Landlady hints a whisper told secrets. Fresh Bourder confirms a swallow sighting, signaling a brief, quirky exchange on taste and observation.
Warm Enough Progress in Paris Talks Amid Tense Peace Efforts
Negotiators in Paris push for a breakthrough as climate concerns and security issues shape discussions. Officials from multiple nations express cautious optimism while outlining parallel tracks on humanitarian aid and ceasefire monitoring.
Government Fixed Charges Tilt Cost
Washington reports that big appropriations will swell the tax bill this year by 1.285 billion dollars and 118.8 million the next year. The piece describes permanent and indefinite appropriations and argues many never need annual renewal, urging repeal or conversion to annual funds. It notes committee efforts to identify and review these hidden appropriations and mentions examples like vocational education subsidies and meat inspection funding.
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Washington
House
Senate
Chicagoribune
Treasury
Wehr
Anthony J. Grifin
New York
Griffin
Caue
Almple
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Bureau of Animal Industry
High Postal Rates Cut Flow of Mail
Washington advocates of postal rate changes warn higher rates reduce first class mail volume. The Post Office reports revenue shifts favoring third class and parcel traffic, noting a 32.65 percent revenue rise at twenty offices after the 2 cent stamp era and overall gains offset by declines in first class mail.
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Washington
Lotter Mall
Letter Mall
Post Ofice Department
Bnck
Congress
Jnst Simmer
Brown
Yha Poat Omee
Deyarment Ling
Ifty
Executor of Estate Appointment Notice
Charles Richardson executor of said estate by Kelly and Kelly, attorneys. Dated June 28 1933.
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State OF Iowa
Palo Alto County
Susanna Richardson Jate
District Court
Charles ®. Richardson
Kelly & Kelly
Music and Ether as Anesthetic in Pittsburgh Hospitals
Reported experiments in Pittsburgh hospitals explore using music to ease anxiety and tension during surgeries. Scientists note different age groups respond to music, with youthful tunes sometimes aiding older patients in reducing fear of procedures.
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Wea
Wittsburgh Hospitals
The
Dell
U S War Vet Inherits French Chateau Inheritance Tale
Charles M. Zelgler of St. Louis inherits a chateau near Arringa south of Parry in France from Adolphe Bonnet. Zelgler, an insurance man, lived there during World War I and plans to reside for the duration of the Depression to improve his fortune abroad.
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U. S
St. Louia
Charles M. Zelgler
St. Louis
France
Wisneh
Velgler
Adolphe Bonnet
Arringa
Parry
Zoigler
Boys to Seek Gold on Haitian Estate Prospect
In a winter plan at the Montana School of Mines, Ellpam Mateoyar and Walter Bakke lead a project to prospect a Haitian estate for gold. The venture aims to explore a distant vein with large potential, involving a 100-ton ore target and distant, pale metallurgical prospects.
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Thitte
Ellpam Mateoyar
Walter’ Bakke
Monthna School
From Dog Pound to Canine Throne in Nebraska
Tony the Gog rises from Auburn Neb to be crowned king of corn hunting dogs. Once an unwilling inmate at the dog pound, Tony faced possible execution but was bought by Charles Machon. He won the annual goon hunt in Omaha and defended against two bloodhounds in a royal lineage tale.
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Dog Pound
Omaha
Tony
Jonn Ople
Yoni
Tony Wan
Ogettpant
Og Pound
Auburn
Neb
Rherd
Charles Machon
Aubeg
Gawshin
Ony
Machon
Hhis Ubarty
Nebraska
Inalajago
Pan AN Tal
Live Stock Shipping Association Calls for Member Support
The Shipping Association urges farmers to back their organization and oppose outsiders claims. It notes meetings occur every second Wednesday in March May July September November and January under manager W L O'Connor with listed contact numbers.
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the Shipping Association
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Bvaning
Storm Lake
Bain
Penca
J. M
O. P. Hanson
Times Office
Graattinger
Fred Spies
Joe Amdahl
Graettinger
Dependable Welding
T. A. Herslefe Welding and Blacksmithing
L. T. Lewison
Wenderson Furniture Co
Olene Jacobson
DR. B. &. Dappen Veterinarian
Graettinger, Towa
J. P. McManus
T. Naab
L. G. Bill
Estherville
James W. Fay
Emmetsburg
Town
A. J. Duhn
Bath
Martin Myhre
Ibartlenan
Price Hotel & Cafs
Bartleman Bros
City
Groerica
Quaker
Kentucky
J. H. Swift
Mgr
Farmers Grain Co
D. E, McCarty
the Graettinger Times
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