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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
6
Jon J. Sullivan is admitted to the post office as second days matter in Cannellin, Tennessee, with The Paper That Makes News Interesting offering the publication.
The article analyzes European power games over Ethiopia and Italy, Britain’s naval stance, and the risk of wider war. It notes Mussolini’s aims, British safeguards around Suez and Gibraltar, potential League sanctions, and hints at shifting alliances in France Russia England and Austria Hungary while flagging the American stance and domestic political shifts.
City Meat Market offers a large stock of fresh and cured meats and a complete grocery line. They tout ham and bacon at low prices, along with cream, milk, bread, and a full fruits and vegetables section. Proprietor Robt Simonsen, contact Gracttinger Lown at phone 71.
The article recounts early Spirit Lake region history from the Sioux and Fox conflict in 1842 to the 1857 Inkpaduta massacre at Okoboji. It notes expeditions by Nicollet and Fremont, the naming of Minnewaukan, the first white settlements in 1856, and Abbie Gardner Sharp as survivor and author of History of the Spirit Lake Massacre. The 37th Iowa anniversary monument and Sharp’s cabin at Arnolds Park are highlighted.
Notice is hereby given that Charles E. Richardson has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of L. B. Richardson, deceased, Palo Alto County Iowa. All debts should be paid to the administrator and all claims filed with the Clerk of the District Court for allowance. Dated September 28, 1935. Also referenced are barber shop notices not relevant to the estate.
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