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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
3
For sale a blooded male pig. L A Tow. Remember John Gremmels, the auctioneer. Spies Bros sell beef quarters at 44 cents per pound cash. Go to Royal Lumber Co for hardwood and American fence. Ocean ad for sale of bushels of grain. November date. Large assortment of samples for 1906 available at this office. Prices are right.
Public notice appears incomplete but indicates an official swine bale matter and that three parties or items are involved, with names or details not readable. The fragment suggests an administrative action or requirement related to swine bale handling or disposal.
A report cites Eid Kelly of Emmetsburg joining the county treasurer contest for Ruthven Appeal. The note mocks political noise and oddities, mentioning a joking Iowa carpentry of phrases, a Highball train, and a wary quip about Ohio politics.
The remark notes that anti football sentiment is strongest among colleges, angry at peers who keep winning. It suggests widespread discontent amid repeated victories by rival teams, reflecting lingering resentment within the college sports community.
A hard coal heater and a Cook stove No 8 for sale by Ray Roberts north of the Lutheran church. Try a load of Cabin Creek Splint Coal from The Royal Lumber Co as offered.
An actress named Nowak is stated as a member of Richard Mansfield's company. The note suggests this would be a risky name in a cheaper troupe during times of widespread theatrical failures.
The Qodebolt Chronicle characterizes the state marshal scheme as graft likely tied to Mr Rankin, arguing the controversy was inevitable and will be reduced to graft in the end.
A Port Dodge woman attempted to stash fifty dollars in a stove as a ruse, then the hired girl ignited the stove, triggering the blaze. The incident centers on the mislaid money and ensuing fire.
There is strong indication that Mr. Fairbanks will seek the presidency as he has joined another lodge, signaling rising support and broadened affiliations. The move aligns with his increasing public profile and political strategy ahead of campaigns.
A Philadelphia messenger boy disappears after a grip incident involving a valise stuffed with 100 000. His employer notes it will take long to recover from the shock and loss, as authorities investigate the bizarre episode.
An Iown man wrecked a railroad train and goes to the penitentiary for life. This should serve as a precedent for the man who wrecks a business concern. Members of a New York jury are fined $10 each for failing to agree on a verdict. It's remarkable how much more tractable a stubborn juror is under such circumstances.
Secretary Wilson received a request from a persistent constituent for a publication. The applicant replied he desires a large book with sturdy covers and says he has been a taxpayer for fifty years and is entitled to it, adding he does not care what the book is about as it will be used as a scrapbook.
For sale full blooded Duroc Jersey boars sows and gilts. Small herd price by market. Contact Ayr Johnston or John S. Coolidge for details.
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