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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
4
Father Vincent Beacom presides Sunday Masses at Immaculate Conception Church. Services schedule notes morning devotion and attire. parishioners advised to arrive early for prayers and seating.
Wallingford Lutheran and Methodist churches publish service plans and events. December activities include confirmation classes, Christmas programs, Sunday School, and a Christmas party with times listed for eighth and ninth grade sessions and church leadership meetings. Lost Island Lutheran provides morning worship and Sunday School times.
Mrs Earnest Skatteno receives Wallingford news as Norman Exeland accompanies Gail Exeland to Sioux Falls Tuesday. They meet Mr Gail Egeland and son arriving from California. Mr Egeland visits three sisters in California. Dale Kimball and baby of Spirit Lake attend church and vote. The Rasmussen home hosts parish circle with Bible study led by Mrs 16. Mrs Merion Clark elected leader for 1868 with Mrs Gifoni Osher as assistant. John DeLawyer and party visit Waller Thiel home then John Thomas hosts Elizabeth circle at a Christmas potluck.
Palo Alto County extension director Harowt Herkes invites cattle feeders to enroll in an upcoming short course on feed preparation supplements feedlot business analysis and shrink. The program covers beef cattle futures feeding health programs and external parasite control with details and early enrollment advised at the local Extension Office.
Thursday evening attendance included Mr and Mrs Nerman Bac hard, Mr and Mrs Arnold Rustad, Shap and Roger, Mr and Mrs Stress, Abe Ait and Mrs Baud, Mr Nentein Etorson, Roo Vb and Beth Plowing Me, Mrs Newtein, Peterson Tawa, and Clare Skatters. The gathering convened in Forest City for the weekend.
The new Pre-Shoat-38 mix yields 65 pounds more pork per ton, worth about $10.23 at $15.75 cwt hogs. Extra cost of the new ration is under one dollar per ton, and based on $14.74 hog price the ration shows roughly $9.28 extra profit over feed cost versus the old Pre-Shoat-38 formula.
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