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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
8
In Tabina Iowa listings a subscription notice outlines payment and advertising terms. It states one year any advance and includes a monthly bill schedule. It notes advertising will be given to all meetings held for the public and requires copy by Taskday for notices and public access.
Wallingford notices round a Woodman Hall event on July 18 and lists local names. Mr and Mrs John Morries plus children visited, Mrs RO Clarke and sister from Dumetsburg are visiting, plus Nellie Barlowe Anna Lester travel from nearby for relatives. Royal Neighbors fundraiser and church fair teased. Several local residents report travel, health, and community plans.
Broken OCR fragment notes Mrs. Anne Lester visiting her brother Carl Monday. Miss Theltan Dybdahl has been visiting Carl Situatson for a few days and returned home Sunday. Lucy and Ralph are mentioned in fragmented lines.
HOPRIG Communion services will be held next Sunday conducted by Reverend Lynn. Miss Blancho Votmeg recovers from an appendectomy. An ice social is planned at Mowilt's Grove Thursday evening July 13th with invitation to all. Miss Nettle McCullough returned from a week with her sister Blanche in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kellison of Grusttingen visited neighbors. Jenyving prepares for a new home in Boiss, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Lovie Wolfe welcomed a ten pound daughter since the 8th. Tames McCullough spent time with his sweetheart in Austin, Minnesota. W. Oakes returned from Rock Rapids. Earl Taylor spent the Fourth at Magon City. Nellia Bair visiting Emmetsburg summer school visited home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hana W. Jengan of Ringsted visited the O. N. Young home. Mrs. Chas. Clay of Scotland and Miss Janet Rogerson of Depen visited Tammer homes Thursday. Mrs. GW Hulett and son from Colorado visited Rush home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Wahldefelé returned from Jefferson where they saw the John Paugh family. A neighborhood Fourth picnic at JW Oakes grove featured a ball game with food and treats, a fine way to celebrate.
Fragmented note mentions Miss Ollie Noble of Graettinger spending the first of the week with friends in the vicinity. Reference to Mrs Keane returning on Saturday for an extended visit in Wisconsin. Mentions Mrs George Smith of Osgood enjoying a visit from her brother and family over the weekend.
A reader proposes simple improvements to highway approaches to bridges and culverts. The plan suggests digging troughs beside culverts, adding concrete ditches, and filling with slope material to create level approaches, reducing vehicle shocks and improving passage for all road users.
Public notice from Graat tliger School Board states a special election will be held July 14 1911 at G Harrison Building Grasttlugar from 4 to 6 pm to decide whether the Independent School District of Croatiiizer Palo Alto County Iowa should issue bonds up to 400000 for schoolhouse addition and repairs.
A fragmentary note mentions Bohol Bigellon amid a unclear matter about a solution. No further context or dates are provided in readable text.
A concise notice states a physician and surgeon office operates near Punteon’s Furniture store with prompt and attentive service. It identifies Graettinger Jowa as a contact or associated person in the entry.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local practice note or announcement from Molern Menlony. Mentions of a place likely Graettinger Iowa and a practice or bronchaos term suggesting athletic or organizational activity. Details remain unclear.
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