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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
11
T A Hersleff Blacksmith and Welding Shop in Wallingford promises first class welding with guaranteed service. They handle broken parts, castings, heavy jobs, and difficult welds both in shop and on the road with cheerful estimates and quick turnaround.
F Redlich of Minneapolis will demonstrate his method for rupture relief at the Kermore hotel in Emmetsburg on Wednesday May 27 from 10 a m to 4 p m. He claims his Perfect Retention Shields seal the opening instantly and fully, allow work without discomfort, and have a 95 percent recovery rate. Free inspections for past patients. home office listed in Minneapolis.
The Farmers Grain Company promotes itself as a home-owned concern offering grain, coal, flour, feed, salt, oils, wire, fence, posts, paint, shingles, twine, and more. Manager D. B. McCarty invites customers to buy locally, visit Graettinger, and take home a sack of high quality flour at a narrow margin.
City barber shop offering quality service and workmanship for men women and children. Martin Myhre proprietor invites patronage with emphasis on skilled trimming and customer care.
Quaker Oats Co thanks patrons and invites continued business with fresh flour in two grades, a full line of feeds and salt, Blue Diamond and Curlew coal, Orient Egg and Hard Coal at low prices, and grain price quotes before selling. J. H. Swift, manager. Office 72, home 2 on 128.
The Graettinger Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Association urges farmers to support their group and not cede control. The association holds meetings on the second Wednesday of March May July September November and January, with manager W. L. O'Connor listed for contact.
Amdahl's Meat Market announces its relocation to a new building in Graettinger Iowa. The shop offers nine lines of fresh and cured meats, oysters and fish in season, fruits and vegetables, and groceries with an emphasis on quality, price, and service. The ad lists proprietor I. G. Amdahl and telephone contact 88.
Simonsen Bros. offer a broad stock of fresh and cured meats and groceries. The ad promotes hams bacon cream milk bread fruits vegetables and a complete grocery stock with low, consistent prices and invites patronage. Dial telephone 71 for City Meat Market in Graettinger.
The Palo Alto County Board of Supervisors orders all landowners and occupants to destroy specified noxious weeds by set dates. Cutting windows begin June 1 to August 30, 1931, with multiple passes for certain species. failure to comply will incur costs charged to property owners and possible crop damages. J A Suss chairs the board. attestations follow.
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