Wolverine Horsehide work shoes wear like iron
Wolver ine Horsehide work shoes are sold at Burkhead & Co Adu with claims of exceptional durability and long wear. The store highlights rugged construction designed for heavy use in industrial settings.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
12
Wolver ine Horsehide work shoes are sold at Burkhead & Co Adu with claims of exceptional durability and long wear. The store highlights rugged construction designed for heavy use in industrial settings.
A local seller announces exclusive rights to market MJB coffee in Grachtinger with a money back guarantee if not satisfying customers. The boast claims one of the best coffees on the market and promotes vacuum packed packaging for freshness.
Mr. Schreiber and family of Tiberville visited Graettinger friends at the week’s start. Remember the senior class play First at Chefiankeye Friday night. Michael McCarty returned from Mexico Springs Missouri Friday, looking hearty. Dr and Mrs M G Reidy hosted the Evening Card club Monday night with five dozen pieces of practice five hundred and midnight refreshments. Mr and Mrs J J Mitchell returned from Venice California Thursday night after wintering there. Mitchell notes California banks halted development loans, ending the building boom. They are glad to be back among Graettinger folks.
Miss Katie Barnhart visits from Kimmersburgg while John Reidy travels from Des Moines. James Landing celebrates birth of a daughter. Emmetsburg folks attend funerals and a D A initiation banquet. The paper notes road improvements near Fallow, reports on Mrs Hester and family visiting, and Dr P J Hession’s trip. James W Fay seeks Palo Alto county attorney nomination with encouragement from the Champion.
Alfred Lester and Miss Rose Thompson with friends enjoyed an operetta at the Hawkeye theatre hosted by Miss Pearl Jensen. Mrs GC A Jensen hosted Embroidery club members for social afternoon and six o'clock refreshments amid praise from attendees. Marie Thompson returned from Sanborn after three months at the Jorgensen home. Jorgensens welcome a new son born March 15. John Brekke, east of Graettinger, visited the Times office. he plans a larger farm this year and expresses optimism about The Times Highway project.
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