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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
5
The fragmentary OCR mentions a method to bind or coil around a head and legs with a two foot wide strip, starting at the head and tightening with a strong string. Context and attribution are missing, leaving the exact purpose and source unclear.
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness during our infant sow's illness and death and for the large donation by town citizens toward the funeral expense. Frank Brown and family thank you. Also ads for rheumatism treatments, sale of glass, and a rental cottage in Estherville Iowa with March 1 possession.
In a small town, Ross Tindelle, a composed claimant, visits banker John Marsh to secure a loan against a looming suit worth nearly fifty thousand dollars. Bertha Marsh, the banker’s daughter, helps cultivate trust as Tindelle works day labor to prove his reliability while awaiting funds. A friend’s money arrives, enabling him to fulfill the note and press his case with quiet resolve.
The American Red Cross reports the past year saw vast disasters with 43 deaths and millions in losses. Fires, floods, epidemics, and famine affected dozens of communities, with hundreds of thousands displaced and billions in damage. Wall Street blast and a major Texas storm highlighted the era’s emergency relief efforts.
The American Red Cross reports total membership surpassing 40,000 with 1,270 active in life-saving work. Growth continues nationwide, aided by new corps formations and expanded programs in disaster response and public health.
County agent Victor Felter notes culling 4 percent of hens as his key task. He culled 32 flocks totaling 3,686 hens, finding 1,729 nonproducers. Demonstrations in Fayette cut 7,191 loafers from laying pens, saving farmers thousands. Road upkeep and tractor maintenance in Iowa emphasize prudent investment and care. The passage also references legislative changes on representation.
Amid sharp disputes over redistricting, Iowa faces a looming reapportionment fight that could cost a congressman. Democrats and Republicans clash as the bill winds through the legislature, with districts likely to be redrawn and political maneuvering escalating ahead of final passage.
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