Farm outlook projects steady expenses and modest price rises
The United States Conference on Agriculture reports 1961 farm production expenses should be similar to 1960. Farm wages will rise modestly but the total wage bill stays about the same as farmers hire less labor. Machinery and motor supply prices may increase, yet not by more than 1959 to 1960. Seed costs rise slightly for field seeds with alfalfa seed supply down but above the 1957–59 average. more clover and grass seeds are expected.
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Obituary for Anna Gunhikia Gabrielsen Sunnes
Mrs. Anna Sunnes, 67, longtime Graettinger and Randall area resident, died at home. Born March 15, 1893, she grew up in Graettinger and later moved to Randall. She married Shenman Sunnes on May 19, 1920 and was active in Elim Lutheran Church activities. Funeral services were held December 6 in Randall.
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Anna Sunnes
Grachtinger
Story City-Randall
Randall
Anna Gunhikia Gabrielsen
Joachim
Bletta Gabrielsen
Graettinger
First Lutheran Church
Elim Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Shenman Sunnes
Story City and Appleton Woman Dead After Nursing Career
Mrs. Symnes, a Story City native, born to Raymond Sterling and Marvin Story City. After adulthood she studied via correspondence and earned nursing qualification from Chicago School of Nursing. Survived by husband, four children, nine grandchildren, one brother Joseph Gabrielsen, four sisters, and many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by twin Jennie and brothers Gabriel Lettie Burgess Bertha Pederson and granddaughter Laverna Kay. Also mentions a separate note about a printing press and Gospel literature distribution and plans for Bible schools to train indigenous native workers and churches.
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Story’ City
Raymond
Sterling
Marvin
Story City
Joyle
Gladys) Steward
Appleton, Wise
Symnes
Chicago School of Nursing
Aoith
Joseph Gabrielsen
Grachtinger
Inger Olson
Forestburg
Amanda Kern
Fredricksburg
Iowa
Lille Tray
Waterloo
Geneva Jackson
San Diego
Calif
Jennie
Gabriel
Lettie Burgess
Bertha Pederson
Laverna Kay
Mission promotes Indian outreach through local sponsors
Joe Gabrielsen and a 26 member corporation sponsored the Gospel Literature Mission of India in a Fairmont Minnesota notarization. The effort aims to return Alexander Jothiratnam to India to establish the mission and reach one million Indians with Christian literature. Local supporters include John Doerkgan and Mrs Margie McGee as area signers. Jothiratnam arrived in New York with $35 and studied at the Denver Bible Institute before moving west.
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Joe Gabrielsen
Grachtinger
Gospel Literature Mission of India
Fairmont
Minn
Alexander Jothiratnam
India
John Doerkgan
Fairmont Baptist Church
Margie McGee
Jothi
Graettinger Baptist Church
New York
Denver Bible Institute
United States
Pleasant week with mild days and a TV appearance noted
The area enjoyed another week of pleasant weather with daytime highs near 50 degrees and sunshine most days. High winds and cooler temperatures arrived Thursday as Marlene Duus, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Duus, joined the Sioux Valley hospital student nurse chorus making a TV appearance on KSOO Channel 13 at 10 30 next Monday night.
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Marlene Duus
Ernest Duus
Sioux Valley Hospital Student Nurse Chorus
Sioux Falls
KSOO
Northwestern Trail Riders Plan December Meeting on Amendments
Official notice to all members announces a special meeting on December 28, 1960 at Graettinger town hall Iowa at 8 p.m. to vote on proposed amendments to the Articles of Incorporation and on adopting new by laws of the Northwestern Trail Riders. Gilbert Stueve president and Arnold Alesch secretary sign the notice. John Duhn attends a F B convention in Denver as Iowa delegate after being chosen by 99 delegates last month in Des Moines.
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Northwestern Trail Riders
Graettinger
Iowa
John Duhn
F. B
Denver
Palo Alto County Farm Bureau
Colorado
Des Moines
John
Miniature lemon tree in Knoxville living room
Mr and Mrs Don Smith of Knoxville report a miniature lemon tree thriving in their living room. The tree is five years old with a nearly ripe fruit on one side and a green fruit on the other.
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Don Smith
Knoxville
Smith Living Room
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