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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
5
Nooxu will take in a raw cattle and horses to pasture mile north of Hoping. J. VV. Smith for sale a six room house and gerogs from Catholic church. Inquire of L. P. C. Larson Graottingsr Iowa.
All parties knowing themselves indebted to ma are requested to call and settle by cash or note, Ghas. Ruohle.
A notice limits activity on parcel described as section 15 west 4 of section L1 southwest and eagle marker near north part of section 10. No heating or trespassing permitted on the property.
A notice seeking about 200 head of cattle and horses for pasture near Times article about Mard Grosttinger of Iowa Territory. Proposes use of about 980 acres for grazing with owners keeping half and cattle arranged to fill pasture needs. Horses to have separate pasture adjoining.
A fragmented plea urges readers to remit money by mail or in person to settle arrears. The archaic language asks for prompt payment, promising benefits for the editor and the community. The note ends with a question about who will be the next to respond.
Otto Sando of Wallingford died May 12, 1910 at home of his parents after a ten day illness from appendicitis. Born in Twelve Mile Lake township February 22, 1787, he leaves two sisters and three brothers. Funeral held at home and Norwegian Lutheran church with many friends in attendance. Rev. J. Akro spoke in Norwegian and English. Mrs. Gloud apoot and others noted family visits and illnesses among relatives.
The primary room program was postponed until Friday. Grammar pupils continued their study with five exhibits on spool making and thread mating processes. Esther Gremmels, now a high school student in Salem Oregon, writes that Ninth Grade in Bluea is doing the same work and would have entered the same grade here if allowed. Her work is very good.
Timber wolf attacks, following two years of local danger, culminates when Paver Allen shoots the wolf on Monday near Dougherty. Neighbors reward Allen with money and praise, noting he is now financially aided by the police and community.
The article extols outdoor life for health and well being. It promotes outdoor activity year round and presents a tonic claim as a free remedy that enhances vitality without fees or doctor prescriptions.
Fragmentary OCR text cites fish sourcing from USB and mentions individuals and locations including Spirit Guke and Gish Ohaiajgi. It references July planting of kaaauiint bE 5 and tones of Spirit file Hemi, with names such as C. A. Andrieson and Tonka of Ganges.
An incident near West Perday involving the blind horse of William Oshrluin escaped its reins and toppled from a wash side brig to the north railing. It was rescued by local boys and men. the horse suffered bruises but survived. the buggy was badly damaged.
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