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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
8
United States flour production in 1947 reached a record about 300 million sacks of 100 pounds each, versus 273 million in 1946. To grind that amount, roughly 200 million bushels of wheat beyond a normal year’s needs were required.
In the presidential race of 1868 Gen Ulysses S Grant Republican won a sweeping victory. His electoral college majority stood at 214 to 80 while the popular vote reached 3,015,071 for Grant and 2,709,613 for his Democratic opponent Horatio Seymour of New York.
One of the section's model cold storage plants, this Estherville facility keeps vegetables, eggs, poultry and meats under rigorously maintained temperatures. The up-to-date plant boosts year round freshness, lowers prices, and aids merchants and farmers by preserving perishables efficiently.
The Krafft Music Co. at 610 Central advertises a complete stock of high grade musical instruments, sheet music, and records with model Baldwin pianos praised for quality and affordability. The firm’s manager offers guidance to buyers and invites patronage from Ratherville residents.
Iowa State Department of Health urges medical review for persistent foot itch and peeling. Advice covers symptom variety, treatment limits, daily foot hygiene, proper footwear, and avoiding damp, tight shoes to reduce fungal growth.
Each April Burmese people celebrate the New Year with Tagoo, a water festival central to welcoming the new year. Participants douse each other with water using pots, cups, and water guns as part of Gur ma year 1310 observances.
The guidance notes that jelly yields better results when prepared in small quantities, specifically not exceeding six to eight cups per batch. This advice emphasizes careful timing and portion control to ensure proper setting and texture.
The Roman conquest razed Carthage and its surroundings leaving scorched ground. Centuries later Rome rebuilt another city on the ruin. As Africa's empire waned, the northern city vanished, leaving desert sand and only brackish pools where Carthaginian fleets once gathered.
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