16 Aug 1951
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1951
Page
1
The Graettinger Times reflects on 20 years of change and government spending. It notes crocodyle tears over waste, discusses taxation, and argues public health nurses in Iowa face heavy workloads with many counties lacking services. Miss Mattie Brass outlines nurse standards and the role of public health nursing.
Eugene Jacobs suffered severe burns after a brush pile explosion when gasoline was lit after windstorm debris. Tom Shover, while mowing weeds, jumped a ditch to avoid a potential overturn, receiving a deep cut on his right arm. A Ringsted house moved during sale, changing hands from Martin Thorson to Jens Jensen as it was being moved away.
The council approved topics including the use of a car by Albert Jensen and Leo Counley, with additional figures listed for salaries and wages for Leo Counley, Albert Jensen, and S. Coan. Ferdinand Pegum is referenced in relation to wages. The meeting occurred on August 6.
Emmetsburg Dodge and Plymouth dealer offers expert tune ups brake service wheel balancing and complete engine overhaul with factory parts. Regular inspections ensure good workmanship and trusted service from Tostenrud's Motor Salon in Emmetsburg.
Town records list payments to Gas and service firms including Skelly Oil and Globe Mach. for fuel and boxes, Rock Island RR freight, Bud Harris garbage disposal, and Light Plant power. Wages, audits, surveying, mowing, tapping, and cemetery costs appear with multiple vendors and officials like M. Evinge and T. R. Martin.
Fragmented text mentions buyers, merchandise, judges, and prices in a shopping center context with numerous garbled words and unclear details. No coherent events or entities emerge to anchor a proper summary.
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