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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1904
Page
3
A partial OCR segment mentions a market or store context with scattered references to a residence and an office. Names or exact entities are unclear, leaving a terse record of locations tied to a market setup. The fragment hints at fees or transactions but lacks concrete details to identify participants or actions.
A grand train excursion is planned with barriers and bands, to visit Colorado Springs and Glenwood Springs. The special armored car party, including Chevaliers of the Patriarch Militant in fatigue uniforms, will travel via a chartered train offering entertainment and scenic routes through the Rockies and canyons. Details from organizers urge interested Fellows and friends to contact for arrangements and schedule.
Himer Miller stays home at preseiceter visiting Grace Rice. Mr and Mrs Hisenhower return to Grundy Center Friday. J G Jensen and wife visit Peter Madsen north of town. Jensen is butter maker at Wallingford Creamery. Minneapolis & St Louis BRB offer monthly homeseeker round trips to Northwest and other regions for two dollars. return in 21 days.
An old Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad promotion extols the shortest, most comfortable route to the Fair, noting savings in time and crowds. The piece advertises excursion tickets, calendars, and a local gallery sale with reduced prices, calling out local merchants Quam men & Walden and a Times-Inter Ocean offer.
A compact ad lists bulk discounts on staples and goods: sugar 17 lbs for 1, soda crackers 7c, Japan rice 4c now 1c, roasted coffee from 8c, corn starch 5c per pig, salmon 10c to 20c, Norway herring 8c, kerosene 1 gallon price, Dakota hard wheat flour $1.10, handmade shoes with 25 percent on shears, all cash and credit price terms noted.
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