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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
8
In Spirit Lake area crews removed 168 northern pike from traps set to control rough fish. About 50 weighed 10 to 12 pounds and 15 around 20 pounds, with some estimated at 45 inches. The fish were released unharmed while running between lakes for spawning. Iowa’s season opens May 15 and may yield more.
A fatal blaze in Deloit claimed the life of 78 year old Andy Barthman. Fire destroyed his frame dwelling leaving only ashes and char. Authorities said the fire occurred recently with no immediate cause released.
Peter Hames, 71, of Plymouth County, died suddenly in hospital just as he was about to visit his wife. A few hours later Mrs. Hames died, not knowing her husband had already passed away.
Farmers cautioned to use correct gauge extension cords to power portable tools at distance from electricity. The wrong size cord cuts voltage, hampering tool performance and risking short circuits, fire, or severe shocks. Practical guidance outlines two key considerations for farmers choosing cords.
A manufacturer’s guide explains extension cord sizes for 110 volt work and warns long distance farm jobs can be dangerous without proper cords. It notes tool amperage by drill size, cautions about frayed cords causing shocks or fires, and says cards should be replaced when frayed.
Rural families across states join a nationwide Home Improvement Contest offering 101 prizes totaling 10000 dollars. Sponsored by the National Lumber Manufacturers Association and Country Gentlemen, the program rewards remodeling and modernization with five grand prizes and state bonds for winners.
A felt lined funnel tilted horizontally then tipped assists one person to fill sacks. The device slows the flow of apples potatoes or similar products for easier operation.
The Palo Alto County ASC office reports a state order setting reseal prices for 1948-49 corn and other price supported grain at market minus 20 cents, with no storage payments for those who miss price supports. The piece outlines rates, extension terms, and expected harvest under government loans, noting substantial reseal activity and conditions across 1952-1954 crops.
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