15 Apr 1943
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
1
A set of tea towels features animated cutlery, dishes, glassware, and cookware motifs including a mixing bowl parade and a soup spoon dance. The No 29503 bundle costs 15 cents with embroidery and a transfer option. Order details appear at the end of the notice.
Public notices outline that packages may be sent to service members across the U S with current Post Office limits on overseas Army shipments. Navy Coast Guard and Marines receive mail wherever stationed. Cigarettes, especially Camel brand, are highlighted as a popular gift, with a carton encouraged.
In the ranch saga Ann Lee and Cole Cody scent danger as Rance Waldron, posing as a relative, closes in to seize Old BIL's ranch. A tense twist erupts when Doc Joe secretly hides, while Aunt Jenifer and Aunt Jenny brace for Waldron’s arrival and a masked gunman’s threat looms over the house.
In a tense frontier scene, Bill Cole Cody battles Rance Waldron after Waldron threatens Ann Lee and Cody’s grip tightens on Waldron’s wrists. Cody’s swift counterstrike and gunfire erupt as Ann Lee fears for Cody’s life amid bloodstains and shattered nerves.
A devotional study on Mark 9 2 5 and 9 7 8 contrasts Christ’s divine glory with His humanity. Peter and John witness the Transfiguration, learning Jesus is the Son of God and that belief rests on eyewitness testimony and the Father’s command to listen to Him.
A fragmented collection of musings on journalism disasters auctions and human behavior. Observations touch on communication styles missed recognition of greatness and social roles with whimsical lines about wives larks nature and daily thoughts.
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