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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
6
Listings include stocker and feeder cattle for sale with financing options, piano sale for Mrs Brown, clean up notices, local ordinances, real estate services, barber and billiards hub, grinding services, and multiple civic notices. Several political candidacies for Palo Alto County offices announce runs in the upcoming June primaries.
Graettinger Feed Mill and Farmers Grain Co urge customers to buy locally and expect the best service. They showcase a large line of feeds and household goods like grain, coal, flour, paint, and wire. Manager D E McCarty invites customers to try their high quality flour priced on narrow margins. Graettinger Telephone 63.
A notice from FOR COUNTY.RECORDER I for the office of county recorder of Palo Alto county is subject to the decision of the Republican primary in June. The candidate, listed as 5-3-5, seeks the official nomination through party ballots.
G L Carmichael, attorney of Palo Alto, announces candidacy subject to will of Republican voters in the June primaries and solicits their support.
A filed notice states ARHOR W. SMITH announces candidacy for county attorney in the Republican primaries subject to the will of Republican voters. The announcement names SMITH as an attorney seeking the office.
Thompson announces candidacy for the office of clerk of court on the Republican ticket subject to voters will at the June primaries. Support appreciated.
Steiner announces his bid for the office of clerk of court in Palo Alto County subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. He urges support and signs the notice dated May 17 3x Wm FH J Steiner.
Friday forenoon the High School band met Mr Alyesworth the new director who will take charge about June 1st. Mr Jenney remains this week and teaches. The ten week summer music course costs 5.00 in total. The band may split into four sections with fixed class hours. There are about thirty members now and more may join before fall. Alvin Johnson remarks on ongoing efforts to correct past blunders.
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