Unclear fragment hints at an April move
A partial line references April 1 and a planned move, with surrounding text omitted. No clear event, names, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
5
A partial line references April 1 and a planned move, with surrounding text omitted. No clear event, names, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Multiple notices list auctions and sales in Graettinger Iowa. John Smith offers black horses for sale, a farm for rent four miles south of Graettinger, and a six room house across from the Catholic church. Lars Johnson advertises a farm rental, while L P C Larson and Martin Laughlin seek inquiries. A gold basket is found, Lydia Nyborg sought for recovery, and a Jawohl range for sale. Auction dates to be announced in the Times with published display.
Residents report hogs shipped to Chicago and cattle sent from Wallingford on Saturday evening. Several locals including J O Kuga G Jacobson George Frank and John Wigton travel to and from Estherville and nearby towns. Updated notes mention illnesses visits and moves among families, with Dr QuamÉn attending and household goods sent to Fort Dodge.
Emmetsburg Civic Club resolves to demand men of proven character and fitness for municipal and county posts. Citizens urged to scrutinize candidates before the spring primary, and to publish resolutions in papers and forward copies to all municipal and county ticket candidates.
Seventeen acres planted and pasture across 160 acres located three miles from railway station near school church and land store. 80 acres plowed with meadow remaining brush and timber, strong soil and productive buildings. Price 30 dollars per acre with reasonable terms. For details contact WCO Porter Souk Rapids Minnesota.
Regular council meeting held March 7 2019 with all members present. Minutes of prior meeting read and adopted. Treasurer report and bills read and allowed including Mitchell 485 Jackson 1.15 Gremmels 35 42 Jensen 43 14 Blom 65 Pardyce 100 Gammon 1942. Simonson and Christopher elected judges. Vannoy clerk. Meeting adjourned.
T A Clark of West Band inspected the Baticroft creamery week examining sanitary conditions. Tony Dol ech played a practical joke by handing a pound of margarine to test, Clark stuck his contrivance into a brick and pronounced it official amid the ensuing confusion.
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