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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
11
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Unusually heavy receipts of live cattle and pork at Chicago stock yards push prices downward. Dealers blame lower packer costs and wider supplies, while fresh eggs hold firm and edge higher. Analysts predict a gradual fall, arguing the drop from peak to low is not as rapid as feared.
A damaged warship test revealed two explosions using 2002-Hounds nitroglycerin, cutting into ordnance revisions. The first blast sited above the canine dust, causing greater damage than anticipated to the antagonist.
Fragmentary note expresses guilt and sorrow as a child says goodbye to beloved parents. Only hints of context remain, with phrases about grief, forgiveness, and a morning departure. The partial text implies a personal tragedy and emotional farewell within a family.
Caunit Leo Tolatel, a social reformer missing for days, was found in Kaluga province’s oil refinery. His wife, overwhelmed by desertion, reportedly attempted suicide. Millionaire Gadiz, and aviator bet, offer 5000 to fly Baltimore to Wheeling. Senator Clay dies in Atlanta. Lafayette Young named US Senator from Iowa. Rudolph Monk dies from football injury. murder warrant issued for McCoy. Henry Rosen shot. Dr Henry Wurtz dies.
Six persons are reported dead and four others gravely injured after a Kalamazoo Michigan street car was struck by a westbound express train of the Michigan Central system. All victims were car passengers and Kalamazoo residents. Ray Mason, a noted labor official, was found shot in a barn near Warnaw with a bullet wound in the head. Divers recovered inflated copper wire from the hull of the vessel Mannatte, likely for examination by experts. The American Federation of Catholic Bedetlas opened its annual meeting in New Orleans as clergy and lay leaders gather in Chicago for Parker centennial events. The American Federation of Labor met in St Louis with Gompers presenting the yearly report. National Association wholesale jewelers began their annual convention in Dallas. The window glass trust executives faced fines in federal court under antitrust action. An Ohio National Guardsman was stabbed to death in Cleveland by fellow soldiers on duty. two guardsmen were arrested. A mob battered by students paraded through the tower village, imitating Mexico City invaders.
The article details numerous calamities including a coal mine explosion near Panama Illinois with seven killed and eighteen injured. It reports deaths tied to other incidents, legal cases, court actions, and ongoing investigations across several regions. It notes railway and mining dangers, labor laws reforms, and international events affecting Japan and China.
Nov 17 in Das Molnigs and Nov 17 premium notes announce the Iowa Grain Show at the Coliseum Dec 6 to 17 with prizes and premium value of 20000 dollars. The event, largest cereal exhibit in the region, will award 1000 for best corn etc. The Iowa Corn Growers Association promotes the show with extensive plans for decoration and events.
The Agar Pacing Company would have earned about $24,000 profit in addition to $226,000 for the period, but high charges across storage and working capital reduced returns. A report to the Greater Des Moines committee outlined losses from warehouse storage, idle capital, and related expenses totaling $879,000 in five years, leaving gross operations at $722,981. The board discussed reorganizing the plant with proposals to bring in 1,000 workers and transform the business, while local officials and architects met to plan the reorganizational steps and future leadership changes.
A garbled dispatch reports Governor Carroll signaling action on November 24 amid a busy slate of civil service appointments and local incidents. Fire devastates a farm, a December show is planned, and state politics shift with new candidacies and appointments.
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