26 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
1
City officials Cameron Colline Watean and others are listed. Sunday worship is noted at Methodist Church at 10:00 AM and Lutheran services alternate Sundays at 7:00 PM. German Lutheran and URC churches are mentioned with sporadic scheduling. details are partially obscured.
Notice to subscribers states the publisher carries a large sum of money due, has not urged payment before, and now respectfully asks those indebted to settle. They emphasize bills are due and invite readers to come forward and help by paying what is owed.
The Medera Operatic Minstrel firm presents Mahara’s Minatrela featuring comedians dancers and superb vocalists. A bright performance with bones tambourines handsome scenic painting and beautiful costumes is expected to delight audiences at the Opera House with lively innovations and an entertaining program.
Nov 23 reports Rock Island lines will swap telegraph instruments for telephones at smaller northern stations. Cheaper men will run these posts, eliminating night operators except at Grundy Center Reinbeck and Vinton as the line runs toward Cedar Rapids.
An offer for the Hicks Almanac and Word and Works magazine at one dollar a year. The notice promotes mailing to any address and cites Rev Hicks and Prof Hicks as authors, urging readers to order from Saint Louis Missouri.
A garbled piece notes a man’s voice and a secretary typing, then shifts to social commentary. It laments illiteracy, juries, and a rubber industry claim while contrasting railroads relief efforts with a blooded image of an octopus. It ends by condemning hunting hazards and class nostalgia.
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