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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1926

Page

12

New national monument to honor Chief Joseph and Indian Napoleon

Plans in Chinook, Montana Blaine County seek a national memorial at Bear Paw mountains site of Miles Joseph surrender. Sculptor Cyrus Dallin begins work to memorialize Chief Joseph and honor the Nez Perces, with a shaft planned at the surrender site and dedication next year.

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Fragmented quote notes stumbles in city paper

A garbled OCR piece quotes Gay Johnson and mentions Learcat and Vin swilllpred a catridge, attributed to Kangas City Stir, with unclear locale and context. The text appears as stray dialogue fragments from a local segment.

Gay Johnson Nuanins Ringe Kangas City

Jaxz Theggle Record Echoes a Dreamlike Misprint

A fragmentary OCR style item hints at a dream or delirium themed record. The text references fists and dlaxy tone, with unclear names or events, leaving a surreal impression rather than a clear news event.

Unclear text fragment about a person and events

The readable portion references a person nicknamed Uncle Eben and phrases about gambling and a meeting. The garbled OCR makes identifying a full event or place impossible. the record preserves the fragment as a brief note of uncertain origin.

Particular Grocer Color Clash Sparks Bride Tale

Mrs Youngbride retorts to a grocer about color choices in a domestic quarrel. Clark notes she dismissed the shopkeeper's gaze as unappealing and questions the eye color in dispute.

Well Known Mason Restored to Good Health

Well known Stewartsville Minnesota resident Andrew Loucks, a Pleasant Grove Lodge Mason, credits Tanlac with restoring his health after dizziness and indigestion. He reports gaining 12 pounds, renewed appetite, and regained strength for farm work following treatment.

Tanlac Andrew Loucks Stewartville Minnesota Pleasant Grove Lodge Masong

Fragmentary Text Reveals Troubled Dialogue and Nonsense

OCR fragment shows disjointed dialogue about dreams and bodily functions, cryptic phrases, and misspelled words. Names like Harold and Morley appear amid fragmented sentences. Context and meaning are unclear, offering no coherent news event or report.

Pie Crust Mishap Sparks Gentle Kitchen Tease

A playful note describes a stray crumb or “lade” in the pie crust and a lighthearted jab at a friend, Whifey-Takks, comparing the mishap to a rolling pin slip with friendly teasing.

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