Graettinger Times Subscription Rates Announced
Subscription rates listed by E. F. Klugkhon for Graettinger Times include one copy for one year in advance at $1.00 and one copy for six months at $0.66 with reminders for unpaid subscriptions.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1898
Page
5
Subscription rates listed by E. F. Klugkhon for Graettinger Times include one copy for one year in advance at $1.00 and one copy for six months at $0.66 with reminders for unpaid subscriptions.
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Manilla residents report various local happenings from business to social events. Mentions include shipments of lumber, new shop openings, moves, visitors, harvest activity, and community notices across Emmet county towns with references to neighbors, churches, and upcoming events.
On Friday night a farewell reception will be held in the I O G T hall in honor of Hi J Tevanson. Music and refreshments free from 8:30 to 11. Date July 29. Everyone is cordially invited. In news of the surrender of Santiago in the Drafts of July 1 we were several here ahead is all the fare minutes west of Santiago.
The item notes Dr. Adams back in Dubuque on Thursday 1973 and Querdette returning to Independence Friday. It mentions Lott Goughlin’s severe deck spells on Tuesday, Adams crushing 2440 bushels of rye from 105 acres and selling it for the same price per bushel, plus various local visits, a new electric carving tool, and circus observations in Matherville. It also covers dental tooth work, Tampa transportation, a butter maker Chadwiel, and Typhoid concerns with Elmer Leighton.
J Christopher begins work on the new buildings today while Mrs Cynthia George returns home from Independence. Mrs McClure and the children visit Rutland. Dust spins under Sunday wind though no damage occurs as the cave is sought for shelter. Hérbert KB and Nicholas of Minersburg greet friends in town midweek and are hosted by Mr and Mrs George.
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