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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
3
In a clipped Raettinger Times fragment the mockery targets Henry Ford claiming cows are unnecessary and machines can replace them. The note jokes that Ford’s car has already drawn more boys from milking than any invention, captioned as part of a Tune and humorous insert.
A crowded OCR page records local notices from a small town: remarks on politics, health, and epidemics, plus oblique gossip about residents. It notes deaths like Charles Hageback and reports on dances, school terms, sports plans, and household events. Also lists poultry care tips and a few social visits.
The P D A met in the High School Tuesday evening with a fine program. Slides illustrated home songs and teaching music in public instruction. A senior class is to present a high quality play at the Hawkeye on Friday May 18. The annual convention at Iowa City is scheduled for Friday April 29.
The South Walnut parsonage undergoes repairs with a new kitchen floor and enclosed porch. Multiple local residents are noted visiting homes, hosting gatherings, or calling on neighbors including Bertha Hauge, the Sandvik family, Viggo Jacobsen and baby, Albert Thue, Lewis Hauge, Gertie Allpedall, Barney Sampson, Frank Christianset, Chris Nevis, Ruthven, Dr. Baklpin, A. H. Sandvik, Venda Sandvik, Ethel Fern Sheffield, T. Hamneat, Ctova Ellingson, August Buedecke, and Gruettinger parties throughout the weekend.
A workshop in the Ed Dub Machine shop offers tin work and repairs with years of experience. The craftsman invites trials to demonstrate skill in all kinds of tin work and repairs.
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