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Graettinger Times lists subscription prices by year and six months with in advance payments. Advertisements and changes must be submitted by Tuesday noon, with no late reception after that deadline.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1898
Page
5
Graettinger Times lists subscription prices by year and six months with in advance payments. Advertisements and changes must be submitted by Tuesday noon, with no late reception after that deadline.
Graettinger area notes detail varied town activity. George Bros. offers graphite binder and mower oil with nine kinds of machine oil. Tom Nivison and Geo. Doughty act as town representatives. D W Cameron opens a clothier shop. Mrs Hay Johnson travels to Emmetsburg to visit sister Mrs Nelson. Harness shop work resumes. Bradley lands school house contract for Walnut township. Cobs delivered by G C Coolidge. Gammon & Spurrier shell corn, cribs hold about 5,000 bushels. Visitors include Miss Bessie Quiggle of Chicago and Mrs H Alexander of Jewell visiting Mrs U S George. mother Mrs Quiggle to return with them. Deering binder for sale at half value. second hand wagons offered. Graettinger Savings Bank shows improved condition per latest statement. Harvest continues. Osher receives salt car. Spirit Lake Chautauqua had light attendance but strong program. Bankers sign draft fee agreement effective July 18. Miss Jennie Gaskill of Chicago visiting sister Mrs T L Ferguson. Cynthia George visits from Independence. harvest machinery busy. Picnic at Coonan Grove netted $887. Spirit Lake Chautauqua closes with opportunity to attend. New wall under Orient house by Anderson and Lyster. Born to Dr Burdick a daughter. John Ketchen relocated to elevator for grain intake and repairs. Pete Miller and Maude Erringer to be wed at Estherville. couple to reside in Graettinger. New house foundations and builds in town. Osher residence nearing completion. Mr and Mrs S Sweet to begin new house in Gutettingen. Trans-Mississippi Exposition in Omaha draws local attendance.
Prof. D. H. Kent of Mud Lake south of Webster City faces losing his farm after spending his funds on improvements and securing riparian rights. Des Moines financier Nathan Shee funded half the project in exchange for a claimed undivided half of the reclaimed land. The sheriff has levied an attachment and will sell Kent’s share at public sale. report from the Algona Upper Des Moines notes Kent is B C Kent’s brother and known locally.
An old advertisement touts W C Kent money on real estate security and promotes Doc's Sarsaparilla as a nerve tonic. It claims weak nerves stem from deficient blood and suggests Hood's Pills and Toad's Sarsaparilla alongside Gilrox liver pills as remedies.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by catarrh and inflamed mucous surfaces. It promises $100 for any case of deafness from catarrh not cured by the remedy. The notice also notes dental supplies and local hay sales, mentioning Falb's barber shop and Graattloger seeking good hay.
Classified notice by Joun Hanson offering lathe work and lathing services. Advertises experienced workman, reasonable prices, and invites those with no involvement to see the provider before starting the job.
Barringer was in Ruthven Thursday to view the M E church remodeling and seating improvements. He praised the building's appearance and said the proposed changes would yield a very comfortable church at a substantial cost. The Ruthven Methodists recently raised 2000 dollars toward the project.
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