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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
3
A Graettinger Iowa notice discusses subscription terms and advertising deadlines, highlighting that free meetings warrant free ads. It recounts a case of a lettered subscriber who withheld payment until a past due balance was settled and reflects on the value of home papers versus large dailies for local news and savings.
A Kansas case of tar and slur against a woman fuels nationwide attention. The writer condemns the act and all who excuse or insinuate, arguing the slanderer and the tar bucket man deserve penitentiary life and removal from society, regardless of status or occupation.
The Hoprig school opened Wednesday with Miss Mott of Motherville as teacher. Several residents left for visits, and local folks note various absences and travel. A Thanksgiving event was postponed due to other attractions, with several families visiting relatives in nearby towns.
The column lists several local names including Mrs Rose Cooper and Bonk Crown with Des Moines ties. It mentions Davenport, Norway, Raingabsbarg, and Moet Ooalge, plus community figures Austad and Martin Auehind. A Warner course at the MT church is advertised with The Rowlands as speakers, promising a strong event tonight.
A damaged notice from Mast Street, St Louis, identifies a calf taken up at a residence. It names owner van Teave and mentions payment for the animal and related property. The text references a man with a rig for $8000 per month, with implied connections to poultry remedies and an incorporated firm.
South Walnut notes the Millerke family enjoying freedom after a fumigation. local residents mentioned include J. Kk. Benda of Eamentsburg, D. A. Millen on a county visit, and P. R. Duckman in Emimentsburg with Frances. An Aid at the Zublee home drew sixteen ladies despite cold wind. Mrs. Clara Thompson visits Ayrshire. Miss Chelia Gnherdutt at St. Mary's Academy in Min metaburg is under doctor care with chickenpox. Wisvasets in a light form. Mr. and Mrs. V J. Bixby return home. travel to Canada for six weeks reported. John Jackman at Dirk Buchanan sale in Vernon township. Leo Shaney's ice plunge incident noted. Local social visits: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackman to Emmetsburg. Elmer Wells and sisters with Addison and wife in Emmetsburg. George Millerke back from Mason City. Frances Jackman and Alice at Pat Montgomery near Grant. Miss Clara Millerke drove to Immereburg Sunday afternoon.
Peter Cleeman drove to Chicago with cattle, while Frank Sheffield received cattle from a farm. Theodore Hermanson is teaching in district No 2. Mrs. H. H. Sandvielk shopped in Grastlinger. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gjarde visited the Sheffield home. Mrs. Lewis Peterson shopped at Mis tharville. Mr. and Mrs. Togvald visited Mrs. Norria, Ole Norris injured by a horse incident at Batching night, Victor Ingvald called on Chris Norris Sunday.
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