12 Aug 1965
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1965
Page
1
A report confirms a Harris Iowa man found a rattlesnake in his garden. The incident follows rumors of sightings in the area during Labor Day observances and arrivals of visitors to the region.
Iku Miller presents figures on Medivare and social security linking costs to a year old worker. The discussion estimates lifetime costs to an employer and the impact on private businesses, suggesting large sums over a worker's career.
AGraettinger Business and Professional Directory outlines local services, officials, churches, and organizations. It includes names for mayoral and council seats, church pastors, clubs, the public library, and a dentist in Estherville with Graettinger listings.
Firefighters battle a blaze at the RE M McNew farm threatening 100 bushels of oats across an entire shocks field. Included is a marriage announcement for Eldon Swanson and Helen Hough at Gractlinger First Lutheran parsonage. Also reported are oat yields of 2016 bushels on 26 acres, with moisture and rain affecting crops and threshing. Additionally social security contact schedules are listed for Fort Dodge district towns.
The Golden Rendezvous by Alistair MacLean is featured at Down Library Lane with Saturday and Wednesday sessions. A luxury freighter carries mysterious cargo to a Caribbean port, arming pirates who seize the ship. First Officer John Carter and a passenger ally survive thrilling escapades to thwart the pirates' final triumph.
Joe Schreier of LeMars pulled a 29 pound turtle from the Floyd river after watching it try to steal a fish from his wire basket the previous week. He returned with a 64 pound test line and nightcrawler bait.
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