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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary report describes an armed incident at a mine payroll, with attackers, a satchel containing forty seven hundred dollars, and a connection to a Pittsburgh area mind or company. Details are garbled and incomplete, with limited readable names or places.
A long government brief argues Standard Oil used years of investigations to crush competitors. It claims the company controlled prices by secret info and bribery, enabling price cutting and suppression of independent rivals. The volume critiques the alleged misuse of information and market domination in the era’s regulatory scrutiny.
The House naval affairs committee defeated a proposal to award Commander Peary a reward. Representative Robarts argued against honoring Peary without public proof of his North Pole discovery, calling the evidence insufficient and urging caution before the nation.
A murky report outlines alleged misappropriation of funds totaling two million dollars linked to a party sale role. Officials claim vast misuses and complex schemes tied to employment and government contracts, with political figures denying direct guilt while preserving plausible deniability.
The readable text shows jumbled, incomplete phrases and potential names obscured by OCR errors, lacking clear events, entities, or a cohesive news item to summarize responsibly.
A terse note records budget committees within the UA addressing exile item allocations. The fragment cites committee roles and potential funding decisions affecting departmental operations and fiscal planning.
A protest against advances in freight rates on dressed beef and pork products was presented to congressional officials. Railroad representatives agreed to a joint conference in Omaha. no firm response was given yet. The dispute centers on higher through rates from the Missouri River region to Chicago and St Paul, with the Alton line abstaining from the hikes.
310 OG hogs arrive at Sioux City market with loads shipped by Chay Romberg Osmond and Dedime Brmorega. Hogs averaged 251 pounds with price spikes and rapid gains over the past month. Market-wide six leading markets show a 900,000 head drop from the year-ago period.
A clash near an American owned streetsite in Bogota escalated into a riot after police arrested a protester. The mob damaged property including a stockroom then attacked the United States legation, with officials reporting protection remained in place and further disturbances under review.
Distracted by a faulty government release, wheat futures in Chicago showed a rapid move with May advancing from 4.04 to around 4.28 per bushel and July bouncing from 103 to 109. The erratic data caused traders to reassess supply expectations and adjust positions accordingly.
A fragmentary report notes unusual activity on the river route near Portland and the Midwest region. It mentions changes in demand, a steady pace, busier hours, and evolving transport patterns affecting local supply.
The curlingion tour concluded on Warnes day evening at the YOM.G Assuditorium in Bure Iigton. Prof. Vin Pelt emphasized better Gatrytig topics and the importance of tex vendelonnus nods in guidance. Audience members asked questions, Prof. Bayld J. Bohora offered supportive remarks, and the motion to prevent disease spread received commendation. The two week tour of the Aportitt was declared a remarkable success.
A new organization named the Constitutional-Prohibition Association was formed Wednesday at the convent of the nation Lemperanan forces. Prof. G. H. Gordon was named president. The group aims to create constructive provisions for electing officials favorable to the amendment. Plans to push rehibitation through convention and to lobby the legislature to provoke the most law were rejected in Cuvee caf.
In Pomeroy area a foul batch of dried herring bought from a mail order house caused three deaths and one more child to die days later. The dead child was six years old, with the others under age ten. The father, who had bought a nearby farm, was staying with his wife’s mother when the tragedy occurred. Authorities warn the tainted product was found to be absolutely rotten after examination.
In a morning incident, farmers rallied against corn fields described as robust in the northern part of the state. Authorities estimate about 60 percent of corn growth affected as the action interrupted early-season activities. Some farmers moved toward nearby fields, signaling broader unrest among growers.
A garbled Plymouth County report notes a large value of property transferred recently. It cites broken records at the county recorder’s office and a sum of 31,039,894 with many entries corrupted.
The supreme court reversed the district court in the Clear Lake water controversy. It ordered the owners of resort property to desist from actions affecting water use and granted injunctions related to the drought dispute. The case involved disputes over water rights and the impact on local properties and farming interests.
A garbled report describes a derailment and freight train crash on the Sr Pai and Dus Molinos road area near Ravine with a tentative attribution of responsibility. Readable names include Dew Molyos and Weilneidpy, suggesting a local collision or breakdown.
At a meeting of church officials the decision was made to fund a new church project with a $10,000 obvice. The old church location will be replaced by a 209 by 44 foot brick structure, to be built promptly.
A fragment announces Judas J. Parker as candidate for nomination in the Seventeenth Judicial Alatriat. It notes his four year term, previously held, and mentions Bernhard Isnown among Pomeroy’s figures.
Fifteen workers at the West River Trond plant on Pes Moltice were struck by a collapsing overextended castallon during remodeling. Four were seriously injured and ten died in danger of following the incident. Injured were taken to Marcy and Methodist Hospitals under city physician care.
A farmer near Tamp ton reports a dispute over a horse trade leading to injuries and a demand for 400 dollars in damages. The incident occurred about two weeks ago when an argument escalated between Varmin Asker and Ed Lelaring. The injured party, aged older man Reyer, was reportedly pushed or fell, suffering a head injury requiring medical care. The case involves a claim for medical costs and damages, with the pay settlement offered by a party allegedly refused.
The first fatality of the Spring War figure Benson occurred Sunday evening at Goono Pond when Enri Udaventin of Mirshaittown was accidentally shot through the hip by companion Prank Stolzer. A figure of ducka posu and Haysafua siteed his gun to Ave. The weapon Waate cltiged and Stelgor fell, dying instantly. Coroner Jay, after investigating, stated no inquiry necessary and the incident was purely recognized.
In Sloan a farm youth faced charges after a loaded gun was left in a barn. A horse frightened by the weapon caused the gun to discharge, injuring the horse and creating a scene of chaos. Details are uncertain due to garbled text but indicate a farm mishap leading to injury and potential trial proceedings.
Fragmentary note reports Ike Darling to enter wartime medical facility for an operation with uncertain outcome and a hoped recovery timeframe.
A farmer named Fnened from M. Morran near Allerton was fatally struck Friday when a buggy collided with a vehicle on the road. The damage and loss totaled about 2006 dollars, with no insurance.
The Nowlywada comedy Gaby features Biooluma performed by Midget Actor Maggien, with Jarney Moaga and Wirgol Noter in supporting roles. The show debuts Monday at Res Molhog, with Milas Weber Munurovitz listed among Animilvo community members attending.
Report describes a pattern of theft by a group labeled as Mason City thieves, with Della Wood and other jewelry stolen from local homes. This marks the third robberies in Wealth. suspects and motives remain under investigation.
A fragmentary note describes an eight year old, an incident at a barn at noon, with unclear names and details. The text references a person named Haga and a family, hinting at a local disturbance or event but lacks coherent facts.
A fragment notes an oath phrase uttered in a local pit area, with unclear names and context. The readable portion mentions a person or group tied to a pledge or formal promise, but specific identities and events remain obscured by the damaged text.
An OCR read notes a Sunday school lesson centered on Jesus healing a paralytic and forgiving sins. It cites Matt 9 1 2 and Joans in the Leong of the paratyyey with discussion of faith, public reaction, and the relationship between physical healing and forgiveness. It emphasizes personal faith over creeds and urges witnessing to God through action.
Fragmentary text mentions several fragmented names and places such as UG country north of Torarite Ong any Dt Rulharkori and Togally. It references lighting, patting, crying, and work for Nini with unclear sequence and context.
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