Graettinger Times Subscription Rates Aired
The Graettinger Times lists subscription terms by T Larson including prices for one year not in advance at 1.50 dollars eight months? The notice also shows six months and annual rates with payment in advance.
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Graettinger Times Reporter Reunites With Ruthven Free Press Editor
A playful note from Ruthven Appeal hints at Tom Carson of the Graettinger Times and U L Johnson of the Ruthven Free Press sharing a yarn. The exchange reads as light banter rather than a serious quarrel or news item.
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Secretary Tate Declines Cabinet Retirement for Campaign
Secretary Tate will not retire from the cabinet to pursue a presidential campaign. He asserts he can win more votes by remaining in his current role and continuing to serve, contrasting his plan with a fellow cabinet member who has chosen another course.
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Banks Appear Less Guilty In Court Findings
Commenting on the actual satisfaction, the courts have found that bankers were not as guilty as feared and that bank failures stemmed from causes other than deliberate plans to rob patrons. The remarks reflect relief at reduced blame on financial leaders.
Iowa election forecast and rural delivery debate cited
The Rock Valley paper argues Governor Cummins will defeat Secretary Shaw in Iowa, suggesting a Democratic win if Shaw is a Democrat. The Spirit Lake Bacon praises rural free mail delivery as a major government initiative benefiting the masses.
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Rockefeller Profits Boost Market Tone Amid Bank Shortages
The report claims Rockefeller earned sixteen million dollars in recent days from Standard Oil stock gains, offering a plausible explanation for the shortage seen in many bank accounts.
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Equitable Life Reports Major Saving in Operating Expenses
The Equitable Life has shown a saving of 1,029,000 in operating expenses over three months and notes there remains room for further reform.
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Agricultural writer notes cow quality impact on land pay
An agricultural writer argues only high breeding cattle can yield $123 per acre, suggesting many average farmers cannot profit from land and that some cling to the belief that any cow is as good as a thoroughbred.
Farmers Invest in Simple Sheds to Protect Machinery
Farmers buy about 100000600 worth of farm machinery yearly and need simple, affordable sheds for storage. A sturdy, weatherproof shelter protects tools and implements, promising quick return on investment through increased efficiency and reduced wear. Proper storage addresses a common weak point in many firms and can enhance long term productivity.
Royal Lumber Co Sells Cabin Creek Splint Coal
The Royal Lumber Company announces sale of Cabin Creek Splint Coal. Availability includes various sizes and delivery options to customers in regional markets.
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