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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
6
The Grady Produce Co expands its poultry egg and cream business with Nutrena Egg Mash and Nutrena Pig Feed. The ad touts Egg Mash as a complete hen diet and Pig Mash as a better cheaper supplement, claiming improved eggs, health, and profits. It promotes broadcasts on W. H. B. featuring Judge Branch.
Miss Hazel Suss called at the Sam Hoennah home. Rudolph Christiansen was on the sick list the last of the week. Miss Myrtle Halverson spent Sunday at the Simonsen home. Mr and Mrs O L Thoreson spent Sunday at the Chris Norris home. Mrs Pete Hermansen will entertain the Kill Kare Klub next Tuesday. Eidth Alt visited her sister Sarah Alt at the Chris Norris home last.
A detailed warning on mail fraud and investment swindles marks suspects as easy picking and marked investors. The piece catalogs sleazy tactics, the false literature flood, and how promoters exploit unsophisticated savers, urging caution and due diligence. It notes specific tactics like fake prospectuses, letters, newspapers, and return cards, plus advice to hold equity rather than rush into poor trades.
Hroused interest in ton pig Hitter contests shows potential meat yields that could cut brood sows from 9,000,000 to 6,000,000 and save millions of head. Dairy figures from Wisconsin cow testing show butterfat gains boosting profits per cow, illustrating improved efficiency across dairy and hog production under agricultural college demonstrations.
James Gowans, a pioneer Emmetsburg merchant, announces he will quit the business at the start of the new year. He has operated in the town for many years and his departure marks the end of an era for local commerce.
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