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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
3
Local markets list subscription terms including one year not in advance at 1.50 six months 0.75 and one year strictly in advance at 1.00, reflecting pricing options for readers.
The notice lists Mernodist and OatHotto services every Sunday with times 10:06 a m and 7:30 p m. Lutheran services at Norweg ian Lutheran church follow announcement by Pastor DANIsi with 10:30 a m and 8:00 p m services. Sunday school at noon. N P Cleammensen is listed as pastor.
Readers are invited to request a pamphlet highlighting success stories from the Gulf A Coast region of Texas. The appeal emphasizes local achievement and encourages sending for more information.
The Osgood Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Clara Thompson's home for a pleasant gathering. J B Jacksons return from Illinois, March music, a train wreck near Bode, moving in and out, lagrippe, J M Resh moving to J H Jenings farm, sale to Dubuque, strong church attendance despite bad weather, Frankie Giddings on vacation, Dr. Walker visiting William McConnell ill, thriving creamery with new and returning patrons, Dickinsons planning a Pacific coast trip this fall.
A Highland Saturday evening gathering hosted writers and readers as Agnes Gaard improves from illness. Chris Anker starts work for Jim Sandvig. The creamery house is being repaired ahead of Mr Janker moving in. Anna Skow can move about. Dr Baldwin of Ruthven was a professional writer here last week. A Highland Literary committee will meet the Pattow committee at the M Larson home to arrange a debate. Remember the muck trail at the Suss schoolhouse Thursday evening. Mr Dalzell of Estherville visited Friday and sold a cream ripener to the creamery company.
Ruth McPherson of Des Moines, famed for being Iowa's oldest resident, died at age 102. Born August 22, 1807 in Virginia, she lived a long century marked by her noted character in Des Moines.
Samuel Baird eighty years old once sided with Lucky Baldwin in Virginia City days and linked to Flood Mackay and Fair. He died unattended except by his wife and was buried in a desert coffin after losing his fortune. A former manager of Baldwin's Gold Mountain mines, his investments failed and he disliked civilization after being forced out of the millionaire circle.
Victoria B C March 18 news of landslides burying three villages in Pendjolo Java came aboard the steamer Dipresa of China. Officials report hundreds dead perhaps more than 1900. Only one man, one woman and two children survived. Rescue work intensified as officials recovered bodies buried deep under earth above Mount Kent Jane.
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