02 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
1
The Graettinger Times lists mail matter as second class in Graettinger Iowa. Subscription terms include one year not in advance and in advance, plus six months. Free advertising offered for public meetings. copy for ads due by Tuesday. bills due first of each month.
An editorial voices opposition to a Canadian reciprocity bill and notes Congressman Woods voted against it. It highlights Coli Halgrim’s garnishment bill limiting head of family salary exemptions to ninety percent above forty dollars, arguing it helps merchants collect small debts while harming large families and brushes with a wary Republican quote.
The J. M. Resh family moved Tuesday to their Emmet County home. I. K. Dalzeil begins as section foreman unloading household goods. Mrs. Lewis Hankey visits sister Mrs. Fred Piper of Rudd. Dickinson travels to Mason City for eye trouble, friends wish him quick recovery. Neighbors held farewell at J. W. Rush home before moving to Emmet County. Will Winter and wife departed Friday for Pipestone, Minnesota.
A stone dam is being built across the Loon Lake outlet toward Spirit Lake to stop fish from moving into connected lakes and ponds in spring. The structure, about 160 feet long and seven feet high at the middle, is expected to regulate water flow, reduce fish die offs under low-water conditions, and prevent them from traveling under ice in winter.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a baby and various personalities, with odd phrases about heroes and maturity. It references a newspaper subscription notice and a stray complaint about service, showing disjointed text with multiple errors and incomplete names.
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