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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
5
The Graettinger Times reports fifty five youngsters are being shipped from New York to be adopted into Texas families. The note cites a Nebraska professor who argues for four children per family and questions handling of surplus. The Mapleton Press reflects skepticism with a quip about giving babies away and tea.
Reformers vow to keep Chicago in the headlines this summer despite any weather churn. The city faces anticipated controversy as authorities push for changes amid public interest and political tension.
The recent flooding in the Kaw river valley has produced unexpected soil fertility. Wheat growth is so lush that stalks are falling over and lodging, forcing farmers to move cattle onto the fields to graze.
The 1905 premium list of the Town State Fair has been issued and received. Dates for the event are August 26 to September 1. Horse and cattle entries close August 1. All other departments close August 26, except speed events.
A country town enhances nearby farming land and boosts the region. Landowners should support the town to benefit themselves neighbors and the country, fostering development and prosperity. The message emphasizes mutual benefit from investing in local towns.
The Spirit Lake Beacon views Hon. George D. Perkins as the district’s unified gubernatorial candidate. It notes party dynamics, past strong personalities, and shifting factions influenced by personal ties and alliances.
An expo at Portland Oregon lists a rail promotional offer with round trip rates to Detroit and California pilot stations. Information available from the nearest agent or Jnc. G. Farmer Division Passenger Agent Cedar Rapids Iowa.
A garbled nineteenth century fragment describes a village church organist and sexton held by a son in law for four generations. It mentions a German cannon and references a widow, a widowed daughter, and a mysterious crime tied to a gallows. The piece mixes names, places, and obscure events from a historic era.
In late August long trains of knights and friends will travel over the Rocky and Sierra Nevada ranges to the Pacific coast for the great Triennial Conclave in San Francisco from September 5 to 7. The Rock Island System offers a neat folder with trip details, available by applying to Mr. John G. Farmer, Division Passenger Agent, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Epworth League of Iowa arranges special trains to Denver leaving Omaha at 10:00 p.m. July 3rd and Des Moines at 2:00 p.m. July 3rd. Cedar Rapids and Dubuque berths join from Des Moines and Cedar Rapids with cars from many towns. Largest movement of people yet. Rock Island notes careful planning for comfort and safety.
Local newspaper notes sale bills available at the Times office. Readers can pick up advertised notices and public sale details directly from the paper’s office for quick access and reference.
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