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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
5
Notice states O C Anderson disclaims responsibility for his son Hans N Anderson and will not collect any of his earnings, with the dated note March 6. The notice appears to sever financial obligations and duties between father and son.
A notice warns readers in arrears over a year about postal regulations on second class rates for weekly newspapers. It urges immediate remittance by mail or in person to avoid discontinuation and to support the editor and the newspaper.
The Grammar Room finished their study of exhibits last Friday. They examined the process of making pastum, grape nuts, and flour. It is examination week and many pupils have been at their average ages.
The first alfalfa crop should be cut by watching crown shoots rather than blooms. Cutting too early or relying on bloom counts risks poor second growth and higher crude fiber. Let shoots start from the crown for a later, better yield, while avoiding weed advantage.
Wallingford reports frequent Des Moines river fishing as a daily pastime. M S Soeratson shipped hogs to Chicago. Mrs Lizzie Martinsen came to help her father. Mrs Harald Johnson improves from illness. Miss Clara Kennedy closed school with a picnic. Residents visited Graettinger to see Uncle Tom's Cabin. Friday marked last day of school with a program and picnic. Wallingford baseball lost to Maple Grove. August Reide and Andrew Juhl shipped hogs to Chicago. Chas Heidecker visited from Bushnell S D. Miss Yoberg visited Graettinger with Mrs Anna Hawkins.
The Ladies Aid gathered last Wednesday with Mrs Morrison as host and a large crowd attended due to favorable weather. Mrs Monet will entertain the group in June. Miss Marguerite Bryan visited friends near Fenton over the weekend.
Fred D. Warren editor of the Appeal to Reason at Girard Kansas appeared before the U S circuit court of appeals in St Paul and acted as his own attorney in a libel case arising from publication of alleged libellous articles. He concluded the arguments.
Northbound train out of Gilmore hits a heavy plank projecting from a coal chute. The engine baggage and coal car clear the obstruction while passenger coach No. 162 bears the impact and is marred along its entire length. The plank pushes back on first contact, likely preventing broken windows.
A political notice urges Republican support for Tom as Attorney General across the 10th and 11th districts. The candidate asks neighbors to approve a substantial endorsement, notes a short canvas time, and thanks supporters for forwarding a full Republican turnout on July 7th.
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