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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
5
The excerpt lists subscription terms for one year and six months, with notes on payment timing. It also includes brief, sharp humor about General Oyama and General Kuropatkin and a comment on a retreat strategy at Tie Pass. It ends with a hopeful line about President Roosevelt and the Senate aligning on treaties.
Farmers bustle to ready fields for spring seed as mild weather lingers. Des Moines gas company advertises a spring opening, with a note that ice coupling might favor similar seasonal events.
The United States contemplates establishing a new naval magazine and aims for it to be no larger in bore than most existing magazines, whether naval or civilian.
Mrs. Frank Loomis of Allen Michigan writes that two years ago she lost use of her left arm and suffered severe heart weakness. After following Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine advisedly, she regained strength, can walk miles, and use her arm again. She praises the remedies and notes her daughter Vida also benefited. All druggists sell and guarantee the first bottle. Send for free booklet.
The report notes that the dressmakers' convention emphasized attendance numbers as the crucial detail, but many exchanges neglected to provide how many ladies attended. The omission undercuts the event's reported scale and significance.
A terse critique portrays Rider Haggard as favoring colonization of vacant country lots, accusing him of ruthlessly robbing boys of their playgrounds, reflecting on the author of King Solomon's Mines.
Governor Cummins supports nominating senators by popular vote through a system of primaries. This reform would make senators more answerable to the people and improve public service.
A Sanborn woman won a divorce claiming her husband was a tyrant, disliked her pancakes, and caused ongoing unrest at home. The case highlights domestic strife tied to kitchen disagreements and personality clashes.
The Supreme Court has definitively decided the pnetic influence case. Rid ward Donovan will be compelled to serve a term in the penitentiary for taking advantage of a Lyons county school teacher who is claimed to have been hypnotized. It is the first time the law has been tested in Iowa.
An old maid, strolling for exercise, entered a small corner shop with a sign claiming Mamiles Supplied here. She, thinking of marriage, ordered a husband and three children.
In late August long trains of Knights Complar and friends head over the Rocky and Sierra Nevada mountains to San Francisco for the Triennial Conclave September 5 to 9. The Rock Island System has prepared a passenger folder and Mr. Jnc. G. Farmer, Division Passenger Agent, Codur Rapids IA, will manage requests.
Colonist and Round Trip Home seekers are offered routes during September and October via the M and St to Louisiana Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and other destinations. Call on agent in Gap MT Cheedicer TF Ciih and Minneapolis Minnesota for details.
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