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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
3
Towns Advertising Bids for New Dam Spark Elections Debate
Town's state executive council advertises for bids to construct a new dam. The proposal coincides with annual elections, not the usual biennial cycle, raising questions about timing and the need for public contracting notices during election years.
King of Italy Receives Senator Lodge in Audience
The King of Italy hosts Senator Lodge in audience clarifying this is not the lodge in the wilderness. The exchange focuses on addressing a potential misidentification and ensuring proper context for the meeting.
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Italy
Senator Lodge
Iowa Doctors Uphold Divorce Amid Harsh Treatment
A terse note suggests that divorce is upheld by Iowa doctors amid increasing cruelty and inhuman treatment, with arnica cited as needed to address injuries or mistreatment.
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Iowa
Students at Syracuse University Lose Bull Dogs Privilege
Syracuse University bans keeping bulldogs on campus, signaling broader curtailment of student benefits as typical college advantages are retracted.
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Syracuse University
Graft Charge Shocks Chicago City Council
A graft case hits Chicago city council as indictments allege corruption among officials. The filing claims improper payments and municipal graft practices, signaling a broader probe into city governance.
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Chicago
Rural exchange salutes leading citizen with new suit
A rural exchange notes that its leading citizen has paid $150 for a suit of clothes, suggesting the man has clothed himself in dignity. The remark implies social status tied to attire in a small community.
Chicago Woman Speaks On Gossip Cruelty
A Chicago woman declares gossip cruel and foresees a shift in social expectation where women may be labeled cruel for circulating rumors rather than ending them.
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Chicago
New York Scientist Finds 52 Days to Starve Snake
A New York scientist reports it takes fifty two days to starve a snake to death. Prohibitionists will likely cite this as a persuasive argument against alcohol.
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New York
Express Charges Spar Over Cream Shipment Rates
The Spirit Lake Bacon criticizes express charges on a can of cream from Harris to Rockwell City nearly 100 miles, equal to the rate from Montgomery to Spirit Lake five miles, sarcastically arguing that big corporations act as laws unto themselves, killing an enterprise in one town while aiding another.
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Spirit Lake
Bacon
Harris
Rockwell City
Montgomery
Knights Ride To Triennial Conclave In San Francisco
In late August long trains of Knights Templar travels to San Francisco for the Triennial Conclave starting September 6. The Rock Island System prepared a care plan and folder, with Mr. Jno. G. Farmer offering details from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Sierra Nevada
Pacific Coast
Knights Templar
San Francisco
Epworth League Route Set for Rock Island to Denver
The Iowa Epworth League Transportation Committee selects the Rock Island System as official route Omaha to Denver for the Grand International Conver tion in July. A special low fare of 15.00 is authorized round trip, with tickets routed Omaha via the Rock Island System. Travel on July 3rd, coordinated by Rock Island, with Geo I Heuffman as chairman and Jno G Farmer as division passenger agent. Get sale bills at the Times office.
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Jno. G. Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
the Transportation Committee
Iowa Epworth League
Rock Island System
Omaha
Denver
Grand International
Epworth
Geo. I. Heuffman
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Des Motres
Jno
Farmer
Dar Rapids
Iowa
Frugal lifestyle of near centenarian Russell Sage
Russell Sage, a multi millionai re, now about ninety, has largely retired from business yet maintains strict frugality. Despite an income reported at $5,000 daily, his personal expenses stay under $100 yearly. He reportedly owns two suits, wears them long, and has not bought a new overcoat in 15 to 20 years. He once hinted at seeking work for profit and told a beneficiary where to buy shoes for $24 a pair.
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Curtis
Chicago Record Herald
Sage
Seventh Avenue
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