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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
The Graettinger Times lists subscription options of one year at 1.60 and six months with ad rates for notices and poetry. It notes free ads for public meetings and lists prices for cards of thanks and resolutions. It mentions local commentary on politics and postal service plans for city delivery in rural-route areas commencing July first.
The Ackley World praises Cummins as presidential timber and notes broad Democratic support in Iowa. It argues Cummins could win the vice presidency if loyalty holds, stressing the vice presidency as a man’s job and citing past nominees Allison Boies and Cummins as near-misses.
Mrs Sam Rosland and Mrs Henry Hauge called on Mrs P K Iverson Friday. An ice cream social at center school Friday evening featured Miss Cora Nyborg with praise for all participants. H H Sandvick bought forty acres from Ralph Smith at 65 dollars an acre with no improvements. The Free Methodists held an open air meeting in Conking grove. H H Gjerde drills a well for John Bondhus on the old Ganfield farm. Ole Kautson grades roads west of Graettinger in fine shape.
The students Arthur Simonson Forast Amy Johnson Fred Grant Lorene Sheffield and Anna Berdin successfully completed the eighth grade examination in Lost Island township.
An advertisement touts a licensed older physician claiming expertise in all chronic diseases for men, women, and children. It notes long hospital and specialty experience, honesty, thorough exams, and free consultation, promising cures where others fail and urging readers to seek examination to possibly save their life.
The piece promotes practical lumber guidance for sincere home builders, stressing the value of proper drying to ensure lumber longevity. It highlights that the business offers suggestions and insider experience to customers who order, while maintaining favorable relationships with local professionals.
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