Graettinger Market Reports November 27 1924 Prices and ads
Market notes list corn at 1.02 and 1906 98¢, oats at 44¢, heavy springs and heavy hens priced, Leghorns at 126, plus multiple farm ads for feed, Polish China stock, Rhode Island Red cockerels, and Pure bred Polarid China bears. Classifieds include repair services, sale of maple flour, lost item, and barber drugstore hair remedy. News items mention Danish king salary cut and light humor snippets.
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Multiplication Of Weeds And Seed Destruction
A list shows seed production per plant for pepper grass dandelion shepherds purse wheat thief common thistle chamomile ragweed purslane plantain burdock. It urges preventing any weed from seeding and notes that fall winter or preplant burning can destroy seeds and save labor in crop production.
Better Catch An Idaho Angler Reels Big Pike
An Idaho man fishing at Lake Crescent lands his largest northern pike to date, weighing seven pounds. He texts his wife in triumph, who replies with a playful nine to ten pound retort. The issue blends local fishing brag with quirky correspondence.
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Idaho
Lake Crescent
Addition and Subtraction Bings Creature Joke
A joke item notes a woman who had triplets then the next day twins, one child died. The odd math pun is presented as a light humorous exchange with callers Bangs and Bings.
Quips and Bits From The Past Chronicle
A collage of humorous quips and brief items: a parson and church joke, a teased love scene color note, shop ads for work shirts and portals, humorous quotes about Jones and alcohol, a med sentiment about hearing with eyes shut, a playful brain question, and statistics on gas fatalities and matches from 1923.
How Druggists Spend Their Spare Time
A Judge article humorously chronicles a busy retail druggist handling odd requests and misunderstandings. Customers beg for refills and unknown cleaners while the clerk jokes about scents and bottle names as he counts cosmetics and ice cream sodas sold before 8:10 PM.
Flattery Bill and Prohibition Era Travel Notes
The text jokes about a flattery remark and a quip on taste. It notes a Glasgow to New York liner with over three quarters of passengers bearing Mac surnames. It remarks that despite Prohibition America absorbs much Scotch on this trip.
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Times Office
O. R. Gardner
Denmark
Twin Cities
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Ling
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C. A. Tensen
CG. A. Tensen
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Graettinger Telephone
T. O. Thompson
Business Directory
Farmers Shipping Association
Graettinger Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Assn
L. A. Larson
Grarttinger Creamery CO
Lee
Windsor
Duhn Bros
U.R. Next
Oscar Thompson
Prop
Eve Fey’ Community Meat Market
Martin Myhre
Everhs Sanitary City
Simongen Bros. Prep
P. J. Hession
M. D
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T. Naae
B. S
M. J. Riedy
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D. Vum
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Garawon Lumber Yard
P. J. Paulsen
Chris Christoffersen
Graettinger Bakery
Marion ‘Raepe
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