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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
13
Advertising copy proclaims Al Means as first class tailoring. It touts no mark higher and claims every suit made to measure by the International exhibits excellence in tailoring features style quality workmanship and value.
Susan Bosold leaves for Wallingford to take a case. Mrs. Lockie named clerk at H N Osher store. birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard. The Hawkeye theatre shows A Happy Night In Dixie. snow melts and warm spell follows. Union Bond and Mortgage Co. launches in Davenport. Algona hosts Duroc Jersey boar death Great Wonder I Am. Charley Jensen sells twelve Majestic ranges. Boston Store bolsters Fort Dodge ads. New Farmers & Merchants bank foundation. Denmark-bound Henry Appel to spend winter there. Storm Lake to build a 260000 high school. Algona coal shortage. Twin Beds at Emmetsburg drew crowd. Mylne family returns via Northfield. Grodland stores goods for Market Sale. Captain Hession settles Rock Island damage claim in Waterloo with a $60 saving.
Lost Island News reports Ed Elingston of Ottoson spent Sunday at the H. H. Saalvik home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Matsen welcomed a baby christening Sunday. The Hampson family shows improvement after illness. Mrs. Tom Hampson and kin stay at the parental home of the Bergums for a few weeks. Ida Peton returned from South Dakota Saturday. Lawrence Thorson and the Matsens visited Graettinger Saturday. Nes Matsen and family visited Sheffield and the nearby home Saturday evening.
An old notice lists several products with prices and promotions. Coffee prices have risen, with fresh stock of blue and Holstad's A blend urged for trial. Eagle Brand Milk at 25 cents a can, yeast foam at 3 cents per package, oil heaters, and a Layer Felt Mattress at 11.90, all pitched as bargains based on current stock and savings.
This season’s dresses offer surprising value with many styles priced at 19.95. Available in silk and wool materials in all sizes, they promise class and individuality for every buyer.
A local store invites customers to visit for Best and New est in Style and Quality at low prices. It promises a wide assortment including Napkins Pillow slips sheets dresser scarfs Table runners Buffet Sets Silver and Table cloth holders Aprons Night gowns Tea sets Dainty Baby dresses Towels linen turkish center pieces piano scarfs wear hose kid cape silk gloves mittens Gossard LaReva corsets an Infants department neckwear waists and more.
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