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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
3
A collection of opinions notes campaign dynamics in Iowa and across the nation. The Sioux City Tribune comments on season themes as candidates and party organizers avoid spellbinders in the current state race. Jefferson merchants fund exhibits for visitors while Tama traders challenge catalog houses and prices. A Chicago school moment ends with a boy’s playful answer about irregular plurals.
Chris Larson of Wallingford, candidate on the Democratic ticket for sheriff, spoke with voters in Ringsted last Saturday. He called at the office and said he left favorable impressions with Ringsted and its surroundings.
Arthur Ketchen will sell at public auction at his farm one mile south of Hoping Station. The sale starts at 10 A.M with lunch at noon on Thursday November 8, 1906. Items include 146 head of livestock, 17 milk cows and 3 calves, 4 horses, 63 Poland China hogs, 50 Shropshire sheep, 200 chickens, 30 Pekin ducks, farm machinery, oats, corn and household goods. J G Jenswold, Auct Georgy, Clerk.
An old catalogue-style ad promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents per package. It promises bright eyes glowing cheeks smooth blemish free skin and perfect health as the selling points. The item targets female readers with a terse sales tone and period language.
Meredith news mention unclear hires and divers, with notes on a work of tail and a kite event. Other fragments reference a PAT Wp bats and Super Koy, but details are unreadable.
Classified notice noting an available house and acre of land in Grasttinger for sale or rent. Inquiries directed to The Times office for details.
A Republican appeal urges unity and active support for a GOP Congress guided by Theodore Roosevelt’s record. James S. Sherman advocates popular subscriptions, promising the Campaign Text Book and committee documents to subscribers, with a New York mailing address for the campaign.
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