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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
24
Graettinger and vicinity note a busy week with residents visiting Emmetsburg Estherville Wallingford and other towns. Apples for sale at 1 25 a bushel from Graettinger Co operative Co. plus community events music balls mask balls and Sunday School convention plans.
Ambitious young men and women can enter telegraphy as wireless stations expand nationwide. Companies seek telegraphers with a starting pay from 70 to 90 per tenth plus strong advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institute operates six official institutes.
America under supervision of R A and Wireless Officials places all graduates into positions. It will pay you to write them for full details at Davenport Iowa Cincinnati Ohio Portland Oregon or Memphis Tennessee.
The Times invites young Indies to start collecting subscriptions for a reader prize contest. Early efforts yield many subscriptions with minimal days of work, promising easy votes. Strong push now could secure renewals and back subscriptions, with 600 votes per dollar collected and 500 votes per dollar from new subscribers.
A garbled roster lists candidates such as Lillian Suss Graattinger Flossie Hutchings Beulah Sandvig Lorane Shofficlarm Nettie McCullough Mary Smith Nora Clark Bertha Axelton Marian Ketchen Alma Marklin Elizabeth Weigman Anne Keunere Marguerite Guerdett Nora Olson Mabel Anderson Ada Storhow Sarah Nelson Lida Osher Lara Ferguson Marguerite Bryan Clara Kennedy Estherville Tillie Miller Ringsted Ida Truesdell Isabel Welch Tulfo. Friends are urged to mail votes or deliver names to the paper or candidates.
Mrs Charles Moliz traveled to Broadland Dakota to visit an ailing father while Mrs Pred Moliz and family remained ill in hospital. Ralph Fox of Estherville visited the Prank Johnson home. Alex and Mrs Armstrong were guests of the Bryan family. Friends James Welch Thomas Nivison and George Lorliner attended the Rogerson funeral in Depew. Mrs E Wahldieolk headed to Western Dakota. Harry and wife will oversee affairs in her absence. Mrs Andrew Wilson and child visited sister near Newton. Miss Mabella Matilda joined Mr and Mrs Stub Wolf in Hoprig. The town contemplates a Sunday hauling ban against Cement Factory crews. Luke Schmidt returned from Minnesota and Dakota trip. Miss Ethel Wilds left for Teltorgan to stay with aunt Mrs Toho Pough. Mr and Mrs James Robinson left for visits to long-time friends in Bory County.
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