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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
8
Fragmentary text mentions fees payable monthly and a deadline for advertisement copy. It reads as garbled from a public notice or publication instruction with no clear entities or events to anchor.
The article notes a defender of Taft and the administration against insurgent attacks. It mentions an insurgent candidate named Nichols and hints at political shifts. In Spirit Lake, Nell Nelson, twelve, suffered a gun accident when the breech exploded, injuring her left wrist with a sliver of wood.
An old county history book edition printed on wall framed and boxed. It honors well known local pioneers with cuts. Mr McCarty and family funded the project, urging public support to purchase copies for lasting county reference. Congratulations to McGarty for a work seen as essential to the county.
Earnest W. Clark died at his home near the Lutheran church on Monday October 3 1910. He was born in New York in 1876 and married Carrie B Masters in 1904. They had two bright children a girl and a boy. The family moved to Grasttinger over a year ago and he had been ill for some time. He was deaf but cheerful. He leaves a wife two brothers in New York and is mourned by family and friends.
Regular meeting notes roll call Mayor Cameron. Present: Simonsen Mitchell Baumgartner Paulsen Tolberson absent. Minutes read and adopted. Bills presented include Royal Lumber 16.00 Holver Knoudtson 40.00 Clemensen 5.00 Blom 55.00 Ruehle .76 Mancrief 2.00 Jacobson 5.00 Larsen culverts 13.90 George culverts 13.32. Most bills laid over except Larsen and George. O R I & P Ry Co water for stock yards contract read. approved. Adjournment. O A Vannoy Clerk.
A ladies cloak is found near the old Paulson farm after Labor Day. The owner may reclaim it by paying for this notice. Inquire at this office.
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