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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1899
Page
7
S Uatringer announces he is located in the Olson building on Main Street one, east of Spigs and Panison block, offering general restaurant and confectionery services. He plans to meet old customers and friends, inviting them to visit and dine.
Spies Bros advertises as meat dealers offering lard sausage and a guarantee. The note promises good service at reasonable prices and invites inquiries at their live stores with a bold call to call on 03 agakr.
The text recalls forefathers and Lincoln, revolution, and progress from early soil farming to the plow with wheels. It weaves a patriotic tapestry linking independence, Civil War sacrifice, and the transformation of agriculture into mechanized work, highlighting a shift from reed planting to the modern cultivator amid national optimism. It ends noting rivals’ surprise at the land’s achievement.
At the EOG hall Friday evening at 7:30 PM a social event invites all to join an old fashioned pie throwing game with prizes for the best game. Pies will be sold at 2 cents each and everyone is urged to attend and enjoy.
Notice to qualified voters of Graettinger Iowa that an annual election will be held Monday March 27 1899 to elect two councilmen. Mayor I A Baumgartner signs the notice.
An undersigned notices all debtors on subscription to call at once and settle accounts. The writer expects to depart soon and requires all balances cleared prior to leaving.
Notice to qualified electors of Graettinger Independent School District Graettinger Palo Alto Co Town that there will be an election on March 13 1889 at o clock for new members and other qualifications.
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