Copy: Advertisements must be on by Tuesday
Public notices urge ads to be placed by Tuesday to insure publication. The fragment indicates a deadline for advertisement submission, stressing timely delivery for printing.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
6
Public notices urge ads to be placed by Tuesday to insure publication. The fragment indicates a deadline for advertisement submission, stressing timely delivery for printing.
A mother warns against corporal punishment of a high-spirited boy at the schoolhouse, urging the teacher to rule with kindness as boys plan to bully the boy on the playground. International Harvester campaigns funded for Marquette University College of Engineering provide engines for experiments in the university department.
A fragment discusses Bee Pages Resources, bank parity, and the role of advertisements in a town newspaper. It argues ads fund papers during dull seasons and reveal local business strength, noting readers’ willingness to pay for the paper through ads and revenue.
City records show the September 7 session with Mayor Cameron and councilors Tolberson Simoniden Baumgartner Mitchell present. Bills approved include street labor, marshal salary, pump work, pumping house expenses, mowing, rent, pipe, and gravel pit contract retention. A petition for a permanent sidewalk along Axelton's addition was discussed and allowed with four yeas. The meeting adjourned with no nays.
A public auction announces retirement from farming. The sale on the W Howard farm in Vernon township lists 6 horses, 419 cattle including milking cows and calves, one yearling heifer, a spring colt, and farm machinery such as wagons, a corn planter, a mower, a harrow, and a DeLaval cream separator. The location is described by multiple nearby towns and highways, with timing starting at 10,000 glow.
Amid scattered text a notice mentions bankable notes bearing eight percent interest from date and says property remains until settlement. It also notes a free lunch at Brennan's Lunch Wagon and lists W. Hl. Wietr, proprietor, C. George J. G. Jonsyold, and Olerkah Auctioneer as parties involved.
The board granted early Friday dismissal at 2 30 for teachers to attend the Mother's Club meeting. Program included music and addresses by Eva Harrison Spies and others. Afterward, refreshments were served. A new teacher, Miss Theresa Montgomery, was hired to ease crowded fifth and fourth grade conditions downtown near Mr Harri son store. Senior Elizabeth Spies left for Chicago to consult a specialist about her eyes.
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