Graettinger Post Ad Rates and Publication Notice
Notice from Graettinger post office about mailing class and advertising policy. Monthly bills payable on the first of each month. Copy for advertisements due by Tuesday to ensure publication.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
3
Notice from Graettinger post office about mailing class and advertising policy. Monthly bills payable on the first of each month. Copy for advertisements due by Tuesday to ensure publication.
The Vindicator & Republican mocks the writer for siding with Taft and his administration while calling his “baby act” useless. It predicts he will soon switch sides and become an insurgent, noting Bro. Nichols as the likely first to defect.
Neil Nelson, twelve, son of David Nelson of Spirit Lake township, injured when a gun breech burst at the start of the week. Dr. Jackson removed a large steel splinter from his left wrist. doctors say no lasting damage is expected. Beacon reports.
Carpenters from Bugle The Iowa Sugar Co have worked several days on beet damp preparation. Company leaders survey regions and say fields around Bode and Ottosen show the best beet crops in the state.
A committee appointed by the Graettinger mayor travels Friday afternoon to review the Adyteline lighting system at the location. Councilmen J. McCaffery Falb Clerk Wm. ies trek are listed among attendees.
A local reviewer notes the newly published History of Palo Alto County by Dwight G. McCarty. The volume is neatly printed with cuts of county pioneers and is praised as a valuable reference. The piece urges residents to purchase copies to support the effort and acknowledges the author’s hard work.
Earnest W Clark died at his home south of the Lutheran church on Monday October 3 1910. He was born in New York in 1875 and married Carrie B Masters in 1904. He farmed in Clay county before moving to Graettinger a year before his death, leaving a deaf but cheerful family including a wife and two bright children. He also leaves two brothers in New York.
Regular city council session in Graettinger Iowa with Mayor Cameron and four members present. Bills examined including Royal Lumber, street and water work and marshal pay. Some bills and a water stock yards contract were approved pending adjustments. meeting adjourned.
A ladies cloak found near the old Paulsen farm on Labor Day is held for the owner. To claim, contact the issuing office and provide proof of ownership. Inquiries should be directed to this notice issuer.
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