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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
8
A USDA research note finds that as income rises consumer demand for marketing services grows about five times faster than demand for more food. As incomes climb, more of the increase goes to marketing than food purchases, potentially boosting sales of frozen, dehydrated, and prepared foods while agriculture struggles in a prospering economy.
A study indicates saving 3.9 hours daily costs a family of four $1.80 extra per day, equating to 46 cents per hour saved. Families must weigh alternative uses of time against this rate. Baby beef project deadline January 1, 1956. Calves under 650 pounds. Lamb show and sale January 19 at Clay County Fair Grounds with Palo Alto exhibiting eleven pens.
A water shortage alarmed Dysart as the town reservoir ran dry and the main pump failed. Water was hauled from Traer around the clock until the pump, clogged with gravel, could be repaired.
Recently found class ring near Clifford Sorenson farm at Silver Creek tied to Mrs Burdette Collins of Galva. Ring identified by initials and connected to her 1922 high school graduation.
The text urges parents to support teens’ independence, allowing decisions and private exploration while offering security and love. It highlights emotional and social growth, the shift from parental domination to trust, and the importance of guiding without smothering to help youths succeed in a broader world.
Parents seek ways to help teens grow into happy, responsible adults yet confront a world they did not create. Adequate education delays financial independence as societal demands and military service push youths toward adulthood later than they wish.
Graettinger Iowa meat market offers fresh and cured meats ham bacon cream milk bread fruits vegetables and groceries under proprietor Robert Simonsen with phone 71. Patronage appreciated.
Bloomfield resident Dale Stodgill who has been blind for two years now appears about town with Doc a German Shepherd pilot dog. Doc was provided by the Pilot Dog foundation in Chicago and marks a new aid for his mobility.
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