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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
4
Estherville shop promotes 3H years of faithful service highlighting Jay Johnston and Co as a long established drug and jewelry store. It touts prompt prescription compounding, a wide stock, and high community regard from medical and dental professionals and regular patrons.
Mrs P F Gylling operates at 2111 BK Main Emmetsburg offering a complete line of groceries and meats at low margins and rapid turnover. The ad emphasizes community service and friendly, convenient shopping with value for a dollar inviting locals to visit and trial the store.
In a March 1919 recap, the G. H. S. girls won 9 to 8 against West Bern with a 4 to 4 halftime tie. Rumor circulated that Sam Bloom was killed in France last fall. Firemen in Graettinger received a $250 check from Farmers & Merchants Bank. C. K. Pierson sold two 4500 Chester White hogs. Swea City reported ten deaths in two days last week. P. J. McCarty visited Emmetsburg on Thursday. Wm. Herman, nephew of Mrs. J. P.
The Estherville Produce Co. promotes a money crop through poultry and dairy products led by Lawrence Reinesch. It touts year round profits, cream checks and bale receipts, claiming top prices daily and dependable markets for farmers. Reinesch invites farmers to seek feed solutions and assistance.
The Estherville Body and Fender Shop specializes in expert body rebuilding. Wrecked cars are repaired with straightened axles, repaired wheels, hammered out body cave-ins, and perfectly matched paint. They guarantee every job and will redo any defect without question.
An Estherville ad from Donovan Motors markets 1989 Chrysler and Plymouth used cars with strong trade offers. It touts a service department with genuine factory parts, a full body shop, and urges customers to compare prices before repairs. The item also notes local obituaries, births, and community notices from 1919.
George North of See George North of The North Implement Co. advertises J I Case farm machinery at Emmetsburg. It highlights a stock of genuine replacement parts, a complete Case line, and invites customers to visit to inspect the latest developments. The dealer stresses local knowledge and welcome to inspect equipment at any time.
Crowley's Grill in Estherville advertises quality foods and beverages with emphasis on excellent coffee, homemade pastries, moderate prices, and high sanitation. The notice invites locals to meet there and highlights friendly service and inviting surroundings. It also notes local topics about Graettinger sewer and water improvements and mentions recent community updates.
Estherville diners are urged to visit Black & White Cafe renowned for good food and reasonable prices. The cafe emphasizes sanitary kitchens and attentive service with modern equipment and select fare. Mr. Trainer invites patrons to come in and test their splendid service.
Need money quickly The S and M Finance Company Estherville offers friendly loans from 50 to 800 dollars and finances new and used cars and tractors. Specializing in quick confidential loans on your own security, they provide small weekly or monthly payments across the surrounding territory.
The county board discusses drainage districts 159 and 160 adjourns to March 24 1939. It approves bank deposit limits 200000 and 200000 with changes, grants Mae W Long exemption, approves bonds for J Cowman and Thos Fagan, adjusts Emmetsburg block values to 200, and approves a quit claim deed to Ed Herke, with adjournment to March 21 1939.
A promotional note highlights Julius A. Skow of Emmetsburg as a leading general contractor. It praises his experience, equipment, and personalized service, claiming he can handle any construction project from small to large and inviting readers to consult him for future contracts.
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