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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1901
Page
3
Rates listed for single copies and multi month plans with prices. Notes indicate advance payment required and different rates for one copy, five copies, and group purchases. Some words are garbled but convey monthly and quarterly pricing and prepayment policy.
Miss Mary Reno visits Truescot, a Shingling bee occurs at Chris Skow’s Tuesday, and M P Duhn becomes a major landowner by buying the John Raton place. Turkey shoot at Fallow on November 25, Thanksgiving oyster supper planned at Oneborg’s on November 28, with Christmas tree preparations at the schoolhouse.
A garbled listing advertises items for sale including a 30 foot elevator spout and 6c font belt from G. S. Smiru, a complete line of Norwegian books at A. I. Lande, and various tools and paints. The fragment mentions Cassidy plow and fittings, with references to Fenen on and relopes, unreadable due to OCR damage.
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