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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
2
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Mike and David spent Sunday at Earl Bisgards in Pleasantville with their family and the R. E. Cowden family of Davenport. Mr and Mrs Lee Brintnall of Marshalltown and Malcolm Jensen of Washington DC visited the Jensens over Christmas. Malcolm plans to leave today for Marshalltown before returning to Washington DC.
A collage of sale notices and rental offers across farms, livestock, hay, office supplies, a typewriter, and rental housing. Listings include Holstein bulls, alfalfa and clover hay, typing paper, a German police pup, and several farm parcels with prices and terms, plus multiple rental ads for houses and a cafe space. Protection of exact names varies due to OCR garble while preserving the overall listings.
A dense list of Christmas visitors fills this grainy page, naming numerous families and their locations. Among those present or visiting were the Cornelius, Appel, Barringer, McCombs, Gilbaugh, Rolfson, Peter tailed, and Stiles households, spanning Spirit Lake, Davenport, Ames, Estherville, Sloan, Sloan and other towns. The notes mention annual gatherings at parental homes and travel from Madison Wisconsin and other states, highlighting kinship ties and holiday outreach.
Mrs Clancy Anderson thanks Gracttinger business men for the $25 bond won at the Thursday drawing December 23. Don Flint also thanks the participating merchants for the bond won. Mrs Edwin Tindall adds appreciation for the Christmas drawing participation. Ix
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