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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
18
Publication details for Graettinger Times outline subscription options with one year plans and prepaid terms, rates listed in dollars, second class mail status, free advertising for public meetings, and copy deadlines by Tuesday to ensure publication.
A long list of candidates appears including governor B F Carroll and lieutenant George W Clarke for state offices. Also listed are secretary of state W O Ray Ward auditor John G Bleakley treasurer W W Morro and others for clerk, railroad commissioner, representative and local supervisors. The page names several districts and positions with numerous names following.
A writer defends Taft and the administration amid insurgent attacks but likens insurgents to regular Republicans. The piece hints at internal party strife and a shift toward peace with foes as a twelve year old, Nall Nelson, suffers a gun accident at Spirit Lake township. Dr Jackson removed steel fragments from his wrist, with no serious lasting injury expected.
Carpenters have been at Bugle The Town Sugar Company for several days installing preliminary structures as harvest approaches. Workers examine the yard and facilities, remarks noting the upcoming harvest and preparation efforts amid the countryside.
A copy of the history of Palo Alto County published by Dwight Gd. McCarty is praised as essential and valuable for future reference. The editor notes McCarty’s efforts and urges local support to fund copies. The piece also covers the death of Earnest V. Clark aged 32, of Gray County emigrant roots, a deaf but cheerful man, who recently passed near the Lutheran church after a long illness, leaving a wife Carrie Masters and two children. Clark’s funeral was held at the M. I. church with burial north of town.
Regular meeting notes roll call Mayor Cameron. Councilmen Simonsen Mitchell Baumgartner Pagien present. Tolberson absent. Minutes read and adopted. Bills read including Royal Lumber Holyet Koudtson work on street 40.00 Obvis Clemensen water works 35.00 Wm Blom marshal salary 55.00 Obas Ruble pump repairs 7.00 John Mandriet plating. Water district Obvis Jacobson pipes and ditching 85.00 M Levson making culvert 13.90 George making culvert 913.30. Motion to allow all but Larnen and E B George. Contract with O R L P Ry Co for water stock yards read. Motion to accept contract. Vote Baumgartner Simonsen Mitchell Paulsen in favor. Council adjourned. C A Yannoy Clerk 16.00 2.00
A notice states that the owner may recover property for a fee by paying the required charges at the office. The event references a Labor Day site near the old Paulson farm and mentions a person named Trynlce as contact.
A reader from LeRoy Sils reports relief from years of constipation after using Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. The ad claims gentle bowel regulation without griping, notes growing effectiveness with continued use, and offers a money back guarantee if the package fails to help.
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