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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
7
Railway timm gard and route notes appear in a clipped Graettinger Times page. By T. Larson the column mentions railway movements, schedules, and local transit details with brief notes on lines and stations. The fragment notes pree and rapid route hints, reflecting routine rail coverage.
Emmetsburg week filled with visits from Dubuque and New York residents, court sessions, real estate dealings, and harvest updates. Local candidates and rallies mix with farm transfers, bank statements, and upcoming events including dances and public sales.
Joan G. Reimers and Mrs. Albertize Schultz were married yesterday at Emmetsburg by Rev. Walter. Mr. Reimers is a prosperous farmer northwest of town and the bride is described as a refined lady from Wisconsin. The Times wishes the couple success.
Dissolution of the partnership Grasttinger Iowa under Jon Hardie & Co. expired by time, mutual agreement, no one authorized to use the firm name. Accounts due to be paid to John Wilson of Armstinger Iowa, who will settle debts owed by the firm. Dated Oct 15 1901. Joe Lardin & Co de Hardin, G B Clay, sole members.
Estraved cattle report from Knut Johnson near Graettinger seeks aid in recovering two steers and a heifer calf. Separate crime note details a ticket forgery sting leading to Guilty verdicts for Frank L. Rice and Jacob Wolf, with imprisonment proposed, linked to a broader forgery scheme involving a Detroit engraver and a Chicago firm.
The document lists overdrafts, due from banks, reserve balances, cash items, and a substantial total for liabilities including capital stock paid in and dividends unpaid. It records a sworn statement by P. H. Donlon as cashier, dated October 10, 1900, with signatures of officials.
A scanned bank statement for Graettinger Savings Bank of Palo Alto County Iowa shows assets Liabilities and equity as of September 30 1901 with details on notes receivable cash and bank balances. Affidavits sworn by bank officers certify accuracy and legality of the report to the Auditor of State.
A disjointed historical notice describes a near fatal attack in Oberairas Iowa. The text mentions kidneys and health, then touts patent remedies and local drugstores. It also references insurance agents and money lending, with scattered names and unclear phrasing.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a troubled local scene with a best place claim and a poor short plan. The fragmentary lines reference a square meal and negative wording about events, suggesting a deteriorating situation or negative review in a community notice.
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