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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1930
Page
6
A damaged OCR reads a service notice from M. E. Raepe representing a business. It states hours as Wednesday and Saturday evenings and thanks patrons for their support while promising attentive, courteous service.
Ray's Cafe in Graettinger Iowa advertises beef pork and homemade pid pies, coffee, home cooked meals, sodas and ice cream with Frigidaire service. Amdahl's Meat Market relocates to a new building offering fresh and cured meats oysters fish seasonal produce and groceries with a focus on quality price and service.
A historical notice lists Groettinger Co-Operative Live Stock Shipping Association with 147 pleased members in 1927 and specifies meetings on the second Wednesday of March May July September November and January. It also mentions personnel like W. L. O'Connor as manager and local contact details. The item includes brief society notes, student honor rolls, and local notices about residents and gifts.
An old notice advertises Kentucky black coal brands Blue Diamond Miller's Creek Orient Egg Bard and seeds and salt line. It urges buyers to compare prices on grain before selling and mentions Mother’s and qlackett lines.
Farmers Grain Company lists grain coal flour feed machinery salt oils wire fence posts paint shingles twine and more. Manager D E McCarty invites customers to buy from themselves, highlights strong feeds and cheap flour with narrow margins, Gracttinger telephone no. 8.
The Graettinger Times published weekly in Graettinger Iowa, in Palo Alto County, October 1 1980, declares ownership management and circulation details. Notarized affidavit states John J Sullivan appeared personally before the notary public for the state and county.
A fragment states ownership and management details for the publication as of the date shown in the caption. It lists the publisher editor and business manager with their names and addresses.
A fragmented legal notice identifies owner John J. Sullivan and references known loanholders and security holders of one percent or more of the total amount. The document notes dates around November 26 and mentions commission expiration July 9 1988 in a Minneapolis Minnesota context.
Public notice from Palo Alto County Iowa announcing a board of apportionment report on special assessments for Gravel Road District No 82 and district No 109. Hearing before the board of supervisors at Emmetsburg Court House at 1 30 p m on December 3 or 8 1930 to review objections in writing filed with the county auditor before noon. Failure to file objections waives rights.
Public notice from Palo Alto County Iowa about gravel road district 110 detailing owners and occupants, the real estate involved, and a scheduled hearing on December 8 1930 to consider proposed assessments. The county auditor’s office holds the report and hearing may adjust apportionments before noon on the hearing day.
Palo Alto County Iowa notifies owners and occupants of real estate in Gravel Road District 116 that a report of assessments has been filed and a hearing will be held December 8 1930 at the Court House in Emmetsburg at 1 80 p m Objections must be filed with the County Auditor by noon that day or waiver of objections will be deemed.
Notice sets the proposed assessments for Gravel District No 111 and schedules a hearing before the board of supervisors at the Emmetsburg Court House in Iowa on December 8, 1980 at 1 30 p m. Objections to the report affecting real estate or occupants must be written and filed with the County Auditor by noon the day of the hearing, or objections are waived. D L Johnson County Auditor Palo Alto County
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