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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
4
A local paper advertises a free voting contest for popular young ladies. Rules are stated, emphasizing fairness and open participation with no mystery. The notice seeks to boost circulation while promising a generous bounty and wider paper reach.
The Isle of Spice a Whitney production comes to The Iowa in Emmetsburg on Monday October 3. The show promises extraordinary scenery effects costumes and a large cast with a famed principal lineup and attractive chorus and is described as a dazzling musical spectacle with color music dancing and electric effects.
Stock care advice emphasizes humane treatment and nutrition to improve meat yield. Regular carrots apples or potatoes stabilize horses and cattle, keeping milkers in good condition through winter and boosting profits from added feed.
A gasoline stove toppled during ironing at the Nyborg residence last Friday. Mrs Nyborg ran with the stove toward the door but was overcome and fell. She lay unconscious until a hired man arrived with water for threshing crews and found her injured and unconscious. Dr Baldwin of Ruthven was summoned.
Mr Harry W Horstran of Sanborn and Miss Carolina Duus wed yesterday morning at 10 in the bride’s parents home west of town. Rev W Winterstein officiated. Sister Minnie attended the bride, Henry the groom. A quiet ceremony followed by a brief dinner. The couple left for Sanborn to operate a hotel, bringing best wishes from The Times.
The Enterprise criticizes non advertisers after Montgomery Ward offer. It notes the Times also declined the same amount, urging local merchants to advertise to keep the paper alive and support local business over outside firms. The column argues loyalty to home merchants sustains local press.
The Times announces a big piano contest starting Thursday September 29 1910 with full-page ads explaining the plan and fairness. Votes cast on Thursday October 27 1910 at 4 pm determine a $10 gold prize for the leading young woman. The editor promises square dealing and aims to bring the Times into more homes.
A clipped notice from Barney state indicates actions by the food and nutrition commissioner regarding licensing. The readable fragment mentions a glued notice and emphasizes regulatory steps tied to a local or state food authority. The incomplete text suggests a formal administrative proceeding or requirement.
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