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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1904
Page
7
A long list of short notices from Emmetsburg and surrounding areas covers travels and visits. J A Spies and A Christopher are noted departures and arrivals, with many others from Pearley to Estherville and Toledo. A quarterly bank statement, postmasters, church dedications, and upcoming local elections are mentioned along with farm and local business updates.
Wierras the Supreme Judge summons Otto Fahnestock to a higher tribunal and Wurmads, by death, the class of 1905 loses an esteemed member. The class expresses sympathy to his bereaved parents and requests publication in The Minnesota Daily and The Graettineer Time, with minutes to reflect the resolutions. Signed for the class by Julius Schendel John E. Sullivan and E A Hott.
Bank statement for The First National Bank No A571 Groettinger Town showing resources liabilities and capital as of September 6. Includes deposits discounts overdrafts specie lawful money and notes, capital stock surplus profits, and notes payable. Notarization by C. S. George cashier with oath by notary public on September 10.
A fragmented item notes Jacob Brelite found a sum of money. The text references Ganfield & Tinerson lathing and a printing service by The Times. There is an ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a notice from Collins Co. about returning empty kegs or cases to save costs. John Gremell signed the notice.
Just opened. A new restaurant in the Jacobson building west of the Post Office offers a complete line of canned goods cigars tobacco and lunch served at all hours. Board by day of week call and see us P M Simrock.
Bargain seekers are urged to visit Ganfield Bros as they cut prices by 10 percent for the next 30 days to reduce stock of buggies. Also listed are notes on Italian bees for sale in Graettinger area, musical instruction available from Mrs W W Bond, and a nearly new Keystone hay press from George Bros.
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