Lunch Wagon Ad Promises Good Lunch and Service
A lunch wagon promotes prepared meals with reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed, inviting patronage and promising friendly service.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
15
A lunch wagon promotes prepared meals with reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed, inviting patronage and promising friendly service.
The Maine Brothers of Maine Brothers Manufacturing Co announce a major expansion adding new machinery to their plant. They will continue piano production including portable harp instruments while adding wire forming threading and spring winding equipment to manufacture light hardware items and to cut screws and wire strings. They will stock wire products plated screws washers and springs and offer custom tool and pattern work as they branch into broader manufacturing.
Estherville gains a new industry tied to Norman Maine who has government service training relevant to the field. The Maine Brothers expand their business and aim to boost Estherville as a commercial city, while the community notes Major R M Hanna receiving the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously for heroism in France.
Merle Kerr, a 26 year old Emmet county native, died in France January 27 while serving in the signal corps. He volunteered soon after the U S declared war, served at Camp Dodge Fort Barancas and overseas. His death is noted with grief as another star on the county service flag. The Estherville Vindicator reports on his service and fate. The Iowa State College extension No 67 bulletin on gas engine ignition systems is announced, with details and a foldable manikin, free upon request.
A desl was completed last Saturday afternoon making George Haar the owner of the Warren Klett farm. The sale price was 200 dollars per acre.
The farm in Center township sold for 209 dollars per acre, praised for its splendid improvements and high value. Land values in Hemmet county are rising steadily and are expected to reach around 00 dollars per acre in a few years, according to Bishopville lem ocrab. Keep saving, all soldiers are not back yet.
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