24 Jun 1948
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
1
Wilder's five cent to five dollar store announces new stock across all departments including household, hardware, stationery and novelties. The rapid turnover and low prices promise saving and convenience, with courteous staff and no high pressure sales. Readers are urged to visit and inspect the complete quality merchandise.
An Estherville Sinclair service station promotes oil and gasoline supply for cars, trucks, and tractors. It touts a full line of lubricants and greases, lubrication, washing, greasing, tire repair, and prompt not rushed service with personal attention.
A business review highlights Orleans Cafe at 1034 Central in Estherville. It notes clean modern kitchen equipment, careful food selection, and attentive staff. Patrons can enjoy meals or lunch with equal care and reasonable prices, praised for sanitary standards and service.
The advertisement recounts ice cream origins in Italy 1756 and Dolly Madison serving it at a White House state dinner in 1809. It extols Borden Ice Cream Co modern plants, high quality, wide sales, and growing acceptance as a nutritious, affordable food enjoyed year round for children and the ill.
The Kinnard Dairy in Estherville emphasizes pasteurized milk at 143 degrees for 30 minutes, with automatic electric plant equipment and strict inspection. They promote milk as a health product, claim to serve schoolchildren, and praise modern, sanitary methods as essential for quality and public well being.
Estherville Dry Cleaners advertise professional clothing care with the Little Extra Service. They promote repairs alterations cleaning and pressing by clothing specialists, claiming to keep customers stylish and well prepared for summer with reliable service and growth proof.
Estherville Hardware Co is hailed as the hardware headquarters in Estherville offering first quality merchandise at right prices. The home owned store emphasizes honesty, square dealing, prompt service, and cordial treatment while promising careful personal attention for every hardware need.
Al's Market in Estherville offers meats groceries fruits and vegetables with a rapid fresh stock turnover. The firm emphasizes patient customer service and fair prices while contributing to local progress and development within miles of town.
The Fashion Shop at 507 Central markets women’s apparel praised for smartness, individuality and beauty of design. It is described as an economical style center with up to date fashions from arbiters of the latest styles. The writer urges readers in Hatherville to visit for summer ready to wear and accessories.
U K Rubber Welding of Estherville offers quick tractor tire repair and recapping services. The shop is equipped with modern equipment and promises morning turnaround if tires are left before noon, with courteous staff and years of practical experience backing the service. It also handles automobile and truck tire repairs.
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