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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1960
Page
3
The article outlines daily eating goals known as the Basic Four: Dairy products with milk and butter, Meat or alternatives with cheese or eggs, Cereals and Bread, and Fruits and vegetables. It notes breakfast stability in April, emphasizing fruit intake and vitamin C.
The text stresses balanced meals with milk bread butter and vegetables for daily nutrition. It urges Freshmen girls to add salads fruits or extra vegetables and milk to improve diets, tying proper eating to national strength and responsibility. It warns against waste, comparing it to buying shoes and leaving them unused.
Official notice of incorporation under the Town Business Corporation Act for the s and h General Assembly. Corporation to begin February 1, 1960 with perpetual duration and unlimited power to engage in lawful businesses under the Iowa Business Corporation Act. Authorized 1000 shares of common stock at $100 par. Registered office at Roberts and Marvin Streets Graettinger Iowa Palo Alto County. Registered agents John DeVries and Robert M Carter. Directors listed as John DeVries Helen DeVries and Robert M Carter.
A glowing appraisal for Eric Collier’s account of a Canadian wilderness trapping family. The narrative follows Wier, a 1919 immigrant, wife Lilian, and their child as they endure isolation on 160000 acres in British Columbia. The book recounts bear cave grease, a four year battle with wolves, a moose close call, blizzards, and the family’s steadfast bond amid peril.
Richard Van Horbeck of Belle Plaine displayed two eggs laid by a White Rock hen totaling three quarters of a pound. The eggs measured nearly seven inches end to end.
Grantinger Iowa native Ronald Dunn, son of Mr and Mrs Soran W Dunn, completed eight weeks of advanced individual infantryman training with the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley Kansas on April 1. Dunn enlisted last November after graduating Graettinger High School in 1955 and working for Graettinger Block and Tile Co.
Frank Lynch formerly of Stanton and now in Red Oak celebrated his 100th birthday. He has a sister living in California who will turn 104 years old in May.
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