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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
1
A closing out sale promises deep prices with limited stock as lines sell quickly. The notice highlights a sale price of 35 cents to attract early shoppers and emphasizes urgency to buy before items are exhausted.
Bargains on outing flannel once 12c-2c now 8c. Men's summer underwear 50c, garments until gone. Trilby Tar Soap 10c now Rub-no-more Wyandotte cleaner and cleanser 25c. Groceries at less than cost 85c 5c 2 for 5c 15c.
A local advertisement promotes a complete stock of farm machinery including disc harrows seeders drills drags Deere corn planters sulky plows buggies wagons lumber wagons trucks and Blue Bell cream separators. Gas engines wind mills pumps and repairs are available plus Timothy and Clover seed and manure spreaders. The note invites farmers to visit and save money while thanking past patrons.
The Seniors with help from the Juniors presented The Sweat Girl Graduates in three acts and an epilogue at the opera house Saturday evening. Lulu Montgomery starred as the Sweet Girl with strong support from Jack Hamilton Russell George and Eleanor Mitchell. The cast included Glen Cleveland Mrs Da Smyth Eugene Poster Addie Howard Matilda Hoppenhost Anna Bigley James Guillen Frank Sullivan Mildred Mahan Mayme Sullivan and others delivering solid performances despite some OCR garble.
The March issue highlights a color cover with three military cadet youths and promises increased popularity. It features Norman Brainerd's Winning the Eagle Prize or the Pluck of Billy Bazen, plus Captain Ted and Stirring up Silverton. Also includes The Feather Mantle, The Great Rabbit Rust, How to Cure Yourself, and more aimed at boys.
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