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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
3
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Japan indicates interest in acquiring American horses and mentions a plan to obtain several colts from the Mare Island arsenal as part of its importation program.
A Towa man, father of twenty six children, dies as tributes flow. A sorrowing baseball team mourns a noted player now seriously ill. An Iowa man catches a fish in a hydrant, prompting a joke about boiling water for meals. A Kansas criminal pardoned to work in the harvest field marks a sharp rebuke to college graduates.
Chicago officials claim the city is the ideal convention hub as the Innocent Bystanders association seeks entertainment options there.
Justice Hooke of New York has been vindicated though he will not spend money to frame the vindication. The brief line suggests a quiet public acknowledgment without pomp. No further details are provided about the circumstances or outcome.
Admiral Rojestivensky claims his loss resulted from a corrupt contractor. He argues that if the accusation were true, the contractor would have benefited from graft and fled, implying the integrity of the deal is in question.
Senator Depew plans a homecoming to discuss the Equitable muddle amid a light editorial tone. The note adds that laughter is a good sauce in hot weather.
Russell Sage, not known for many warm attachments, is said to hold George Gould in high esteem. He reportedly never lent money without security but backed any project supported by Gould, eldest son of the late wizard.
The ad proclaims the best and cheapest trence with prices starting around 200 a rod for twenty inches and a single low price for a forty seven inch item. It emphasizes one price to all and suggests strong savings across sizes.
Waterloo Chautauqua will be held in Waterloo from July unknown to unknown, and Bible Institute runs July 2 to August. A National Training School is scheduled August 19 and 20. The Rock Island System offers greatly reduced rates. Prominent speakers include Bryan LaFolette Sam Jones Bishop McDowell D Gordon Frank Dixor and others. For full program contact Frank I Loveland Supt Waterloo and Jan G Palmer Cedar Rapids Iowa for rates.
Homeseekers visit the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad on the first and third Tuesdays each month to Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas New Mexico Colorado and other states. Stopovers allowed. For rates and lining details call or write A & Curie IP&LA Minneapolis Minnesota.
A promotional note invites readers to request the booklet under the Turquoise Sky in Colorado. It advertises a pleasant healthful economical summer vacation in Colorado and directs inquiries to John Sebastine, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, 736 Ta Salle Station, Chicago.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a cod liver oil based blood tonic that restores flesh and color to weak pale young women. It claims regular treatment cures a blood sickness causing paleness and nervousness and offers samples, noting the label appears on every bottle from Scott & Bowne in New York.
The Spirit Beacon argues that farmers unable to own an Iowa farm should seek land elsewhere while those who own should resist the temptation to leave for better prospects. It notes poor crop years bring discouragement but cautions such discouragement appears more often elsewhere and every business has its challenges.
A St Louis man reportedly acted on Osler theory and took his own life. The case references Dr Osler and mentions plans to compensate the widow with a pension, signaling a controversial and personal application of medical philosophy to suicide.
The report notes Texas oil fields described as a mass of seething flames, recalling earlier fires that intensified concern over what became of those blazing blaze sites and their recovery prospects.
The state board of control contracts for coal supplies for next year at about a $25,000 saving versus last year. The savings cover all state institutions including penal, reformatory, and hospitals.
Eeweree te the Northwest On every Tuesday until December Mingoas and St Louis R R will sell ten acre units around key points in Iowa Minnesota South and North Dakota and the Canadian North near Three hEa at two dollars.
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