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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate free-to-public meetings and ad payment terms due the first of the month. Advisory mentions Tuesday deadline to insure publication. specifics unclear due to damaged text and partial phrases.
A fragmented passage portrays a writer defending Taft and his administration against insurgent attacks. The text references ongoing political conflict, labeling Taft as a regular Republican facing insurgent forces and implying continued political maneuvering.
A twelve year-old boy, identified as Olson of Spirit Lake, was involved in an unclear incident at a venue. The report is fragmentary and provides few concrete facts or details about cause, location, or current condition.
A local note lauds Mr. McCarty for publishing a county history book. It stresses the work and expense involved and urges residents to buy copies to aid funding and preservation. The author calls the book valuable for future reference and congratulates McCarty on a project every county needs.
Earnest W. Clark died October 3 1910 at his home south of the Lutheran church. Funeral was held at the M E church with interment in the cemetery north of town. Born in New York in 1876 he farmed in Clay County and married Carrie B. Masters in 1904. They had two children, a girl and a boy. The family moved to Grasttinger about a year prior to his death. He was deaf yet cheerful. Surviving are his wife two children and two brothers in New York. Sympathy is extended to the widow and orphans.
Regular meeting with Mayor Cameron presiding. Present Simonsen Mitchell Baumgartner Paulsen Tolberson absent. Minutes read and adopted. Bills read for street water pump and other services. Several bills laid over. Water for stock yards contract read. council approves contract. Quorum votes Baumgartner Simonsen Mitchell Paulsen in favor. Meeting adjourned.
A ladies cloak is found near the old Paulsen farm on Labor Day. The owner may claim it by paying for this notice. Inquiries should be made at this office.
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