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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
4
A local store advertises Great Bargains across the Christmas season with reduced prices on winter coats. The sale runs through Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, encouraging customers to clear stock before year end.
A fragmented report notes goats being sold at a trimmed price level around 12.60 in a local sale setting. Details are limited due to the garbled text but indicate pricing activity and livestock trade.
Fragmented OCR listing prices for ladies black coats and various apparel items. Notes mention coats from five to several dollars, with incomplete lines and unclear branding.
The notice advertises goats in sizes eight ten and twelve with simple nude trimmed styles. It emphasizes collars in brown and grey and urges readers not to judge by quoted prices, inviting them to come in and choose. Price listed as 2.48 dollars.
Ad lists infant bear skin coats in staple colors for ages 2 to 3 years with varied prices from 1.48 to 3.50 dollars and hoods priced 25 cents to 1.00 dollar.
Fragmentary OCR item shows ladies sweaters priced around $1.98 with unclear text about sizes and colors. No clear dates or brands readable.
A fragmented sale note lists grey and cream fleece pants and vests for women and children, including odd lots and broken lines. Details are incomplete but indicate a stock of clothing offered at a local shop.
Listing shows numerous shoes including ladigs floc shove Ultra, Diz and Dunn naires with velvet tops and fanny buttons. Some gray Auvda style mentioned. Prices indicate a sale at 2.48 with multiple sizes and types such as clogs.
Classified item describes Sivaa 6 to 8 cravenette shoes in brown and grey with imitation fur on top. High quality felt lining and good construction, priced at 25 per pair as Fine Vaaats istasieie DOG Colors.
The fragmentary item lists various residents and events from a Wallingford, Iowa area, including wedding anniversary remarks, church attendance, travel between towns, and notes on ongoing and planned public discourse about government policy. It also reproduces a long, critical letter urging public welfare policy reforms, arguing about wages, employment, and government roles with skeptical tone toward collectivist programs.
Hopes to read Wednesday from Chega. Ubanksgivinyg Wubkoy with Brygn cousins. A. W. Wageer Grobibt reports over a hundred shops from Whrmimolsiagiy. sale planned in Clay fare. Andrew Wilson to work Clay tari for A. W. Wagher this year. John Bilas and sister Mrs. Chas DBlle beliked walking after buggy accident. I. L. Gorden returned from Reine back Briday with stacks. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson accompany him to work his facen. Harry Young Jett Thuraday for Oskaloosa to visit relatives. Miss Kate Sherlock gave a box social at Kully school. proceeds near twelve dollars. Alkan Supper with dancing and socializing. Clayton Houseman and Miss May Brown of Armetrong spent Sunday at Bryan hotel.
Chania Maas was out from Torril lagt Pridey buying bogs. Several of the young people at tended the dango at Raleigh Suour day all vépore a good.
Community notices list numerous residents and visitors in Estherville and surrounding towns. Names include Locals Miss Lutile Yobrieison Julia Horberger Mrs T J Hundriakson Mr and Mrs J C Wolf Mrs O I Myhre Mrs NJ Merriman Mosdutuos Prod and Call Spies Misa Dorn Bondhus Lars Hover T D Cottins and wife Jacob Whuk Sota Granger Sue MOAllister Mrs M Larson Olly and others. The fragment also references a sales season and local pricing chatter dated December 7 1910.
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