15 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
1
A fragment discusses husbands reading feminine beauty columns in The Chicago Record-Herald. It jokes about Mme. Qui Vive and The Wo- Beautiful column, noting lighthearted sparks between reading the paper and curiosity about a spouse’s behavior, with playful quips about honesty at the top of the cream.
Abnormal appetite in cattle shows a digestive derangement as animals crave walls and filth. Left neglected, they waste away, reduce milk, and become a costly burden. Provide clean, nutritious, digestible food and a tonic to regulate digestion. such afflictions can be turned profitable with proper care.
Last week eight bandits robbed a passenger train near Northwood Iowa. They threatened the engineer and passengers with revolvers but the crew fought back and captured five assailants without further gunfire. The five detained men await imprisonment in jail.
Fragmentary text mentions a farm area in Gerry Gordon County and oats. No clear event, date, or entities to confirm a full summary.
Danville News argues that country newspapers rely on advertising and job printing for income and asks readers to support their local paper. It describes a newspaper as a board of trade, protector, adviser, and guardian of the town’s welfare and urges community support.
A man named Allen Harvick of Gilmore, driving from Bradgate, met a one horse cart near Walter Scotta place. A two horse rig, driven from opposite direction, veered close and struck Harvick's horse, causing fatal injuries. The other driver disappeared into darkness. authorities seek the unidentified party.
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