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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
10
A damaged OCR fragment lists special sale items with prices and dress descriptions. The readable bits mention a $16 50 price, sample dresses, and a general emphasis on bargains, though many words are garbled and the full item details are unclear.
Clothing item offers girls wear in sizes 8 10 12 with good styles and trims in brown grey navy and green. Encourages purchase despite price, noting value and appeal without specific price clarity.
Fragmentary ad item notes infant garments and bear skin products with varied prices. Mentions hoods and matching price rebates. No clear event or full details due to damaged text.
Readable lines describe a sale of ladies sweaters priced around 1.98 with mentions of fine workmanship and clones. The fragment lists quantities and prices, noting a sale figure and the seller initials I. Jong.
Readable fragments describe sale of pants and vests for women and children in gray and damaged patterns. The note lists low prices and small lots, with a few separate items and sizes.
A catalog style note lists various ladies shoes including velvet topped models with buttons and others in grey. It mentions 48 color options in brown grey and dark red and notes imitation fur and wood quality felt finishing per pair priced at $2.48.
Local society items record Mrs Misoné attended a wedding at JBP Kennely's Friday evening and various residents traveling, funerals, arrivals, and visits. Mentions include Andrew Angerbeel leaving for Chicago, J. B. Nonnady working on telephone lines, and Reverend Winter Stgin preaching at Gridtinger church. A long public letter argues government land policy and wartime draft questions, urging steps for rural resettlement and farm wage politics.
A garbled, spellings errors filled record from Bryan area details expected Thanksgiving social events. Mentions Hopes for Will Road from Chicago, A W Wagner managing farms, Andrew Wilson work on Clay farms, Jobo Ellas and Mrs Blair accident injuries from a buggy runaway, P L Gordon bringing a carload of roads, Chompson and relatives involvement, Haty Young traveling to Stacksuiving, Miss Kate Shovluck hosting a box social, and several social visits at Bryan homes with notes on attendance and totals.
Scattered fragments describe local labor as Twelve Mile Lake area residents, including Ole Johnson and Charilo Mans, participate in corn picking. Mentions of Ivor Torvill and Priday appear as brief notes amid references to youths and racing activities in the community.
Locale notices list residents in Dmmatsburg Methenville Ratherville Egtherville and nearby towns. Visitors shop and travel on Monday Tuesday and weekend. Advertisements reference auto bills and Johnson's sale with prices up to 92.60, showing local commerce and daily movements.
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