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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
10
Expert guidance covers ignition timing, magneto linkage wear, and spark advancement. It warns against boring pistons or rods, offers drilling specs for pistons, and discusses brake noise, suspension, solenoids, and crankshaft questions. Includes oiling, spark plug cleaning, and battery basics with practical fixes and cautions.
The query discusses Villa pronunciation with emphasis on a Vox-like Veo n rendering and asks whether Hayes took the oath on Sunday March 4 1877 or the next day. It notes a private oath at Senator Sherman's home to avoid delaying the inauguration, cites Philippine governance and representation, and covers a 1912 election vote count. It also requests Washington farewell warnings against foreign entanglements, and asks about international treaties and conscription norms across nations.
Notice is hereby given that the old frame school house will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on Saturday June 10 1916 commencing at 2 oclock P M The building will first be offered for sale as it stands and if not sold that way will be offered for sale moved to the west side of the school house site and in either event to remain on the school house site until possession is given Possession to be given as soon as the new building under construction is ready for occupancy Terms One hundred fifty dollars on date of sale and the balance to be paid in cash when possession is given By order of the Board of Directors
A historian style overview explains how the federal reserve law shifts gold out of circulation into vaults. It recounts coin weighing disputes and a $20 piece misvalued for tax payments in Washington, plus a Carson City anecdote of gold recovered from abandoned crucibles netting thousands.
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