Old Photos Enlarged and Reproduced on Demand
A notice offering enlarged copies of old photographs. It states custom sewing work on order and invites customers to request photos if desired. No specific names or dates are provided in readable text.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
5
A notice offering enlarged copies of old photographs. It states custom sewing work on order and invites customers to request photos if desired. No specific names or dates are provided in readable text.
A damaged OCR fragment lists businesses and residences with numbers such as Windsor Hotel Ganfield Bros Hardware First National Bank Larson's Meat Market Spies Bros Meat Market Harrison Bradley Hardware Osher's General Store Jensen Postoffice Kent Residence George Residence Lister Livery Barn A J Johnson Creamery Marshal Blom Dr Nane Jones Livery Barn Dr Burdick TuHE Times Office O G Dalen Rock Island Depot Kent Office Pierson Bergeson Hopeing Stewart Sherratt Seoville Mowett and others. The June sun shines on many fair brides and Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised at 35 cents per bottle. 1 D Collin Co.
An elderly reader recalls severe winter sickness in 1864 65 with rheumatic pain and sciatic trouble from influenza. After trying many remedies, Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Anti Pain Pills allegedly restored health. The notice includes testimonials from Fred Myers and J. W. Gelding and mentions Dr Miles' Nervous and Heart cures.
The steel bridge east of town spans 110 feet and nears completion. J.S West connects Farmers Savings Bank by telephone. Henry Wahler builds east of pool hall. Nels Johnson to open barber shop. West visited Estherville. Christensen family to Nebraska. Twin girls born to Bemish family. Photographs offered at sale from Mar 16 to Mar 30, 1904 by A B Peteson Gaettinger Lown.
The article asserts that authorities like Chappall, von Falleraleben, and Grove settle that both words and melody of God Save the King were written by Weors Carey. It notes Carey sang it in 1740 to celebrate Portobello’s capture by Admiral Vernon. It mentions Christopher Builth, Bamcel & Builth, and other figures linked to the patriot song’s origins and notes misattributed German connections and later claimants.
360 acre farm with good buildings and a grove plus running water. Nearby town creamery churches and schools. For prices lens apply at The Tinus Office.
An ad lists reduced prices on sugar, crackers, rice, coffee, starch, salmon, herrings, kerosene, and flour. It promotes Dakota hard wheat flour at 1 dollar 10 cents and offers 25 percent savings on handcrafted shoes, inviting readers to visit the Northwest shop for best footwear.
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