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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1898
Page
5
Advertisement rate card for Graettinger Times by E F Klugkhohn. Rates include one copy per year in advance and six months terms. Note requests for advertisement changes must be received by Tuesday noon.
Local items describe Grace Gammon’s illness and various trades and happenings. Weekly entries cover sales, bank repairs, parish and school caucus remarks on politics, St Patrick’s Day plans, tax lists, property sales, farming activity, a vinegar accident, moved residents, a well on a farm, and a fire at C C Thompson’s with wind damage to Motheville church and opera house.
A dissolution notice announces the partnership of G. S. Smith and Wit Wesley as welldriers under Smith & Wesley has ended by mutual consent. G. S. Smith will conduct the business going forward. The item also contains assorted local notices and ads including patent medicines, a new disc sharpener, a fire safety discussion, and shipping updates.
An entertainment event at the Good Templar hall in Grachtinger Iowa promises Revita tions songs and exercises. Admission costs twenty cents for adults and ten cents for children with proceeds benefiting school support.
John and Andrew began toward the Klondike country on Tuesday afternoon. Tom Nivison had gone ahead a couple of weeks earlier. Six cars of stock were shipped from here on Wednesday morning, with Tom Nivison driving cattle and others handling sheep hogs and grain. Saturday night Will Trntehings sent cattle to Chicago. Mr and Mrs Thoreson started a two week visit with Mrs Mhoreson’s parents at Pequot. Mrs Meredith returned from Auburn where her mother’s illness led to her death shortly after arrival. Mr Meredith met her in Immersburg on the return.
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