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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
3
Subscription terms announced for Graettinger Times specify one year at $1.50 payable in advance. The notice appears in Graettinger Iowa as second class mail matter and directs readers to subscribe at the office.
Report clears Graettinger of quarantine fears eight days after initial case. Three cases exist, two mild, one in the Mitchell family recovering. Officials closed schools and limited gatherings as a precaution to halt spread, with residents urged to shop locally and not overreact.
The speaker urges balance between extremes of self worship and conformity. He warns against fighting others for differing views and changing sides to suit others. He emphasizes that no one should seek conflict or seek to bend opinions daily to match others.
Martin Emery Co presents Henry Bile fom and Victor Herbert's Red Mill, a comic opera seen in New York for a year and in Boston and Chicago for three months. The forty member cast echoes the New York production with Herbert's music. Plot follows Gen Kidder and Kid Conner two Americans stranded in Holland facing debt and a Burgomaster, with comic language misfires and French confusion.
A white haired mother visits the post office daily for news from her son Willie who writes only brief lines every two months while sending flowers and longer notes to his girlfriends. The piece urges sons to write more often and send small keepsakes to brighten a mother’s lonely hours.
A fragment from a New Orleans sugar debate discusses who benefits from price differences as producers, grocers, and refiners face shifts in supply and control. It notes that planters may reap higher prices if raw sugar is scarce, while the trust and refineries in New Orleans and New York influence distributions and freight costs.
A Marshalltown Republic story notes a dispute where a wholesaler loaned goods and a consumer faces loss while questions arise over who collects the money. Local tensions and blame appear directed at Guede amid the confusing arrangement.
Disjointed reflections discuss resilience and self reliance after misfortune. It argues that real strength comes from self effort, not crowd support, noting that many seek quick uplift while others persist to stand again through pain and growth. Leaders and communities may offer aid, yet true progress demands personal resolve and steady effort.
Wor sale notice offers Rose Comb Minorca cockerels described as blooded birds in good condition. Inquire at this office for details.
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