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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1970
Page
2
Classified rates are set at 4 cents per word for the first insertion and 3 cents per word for any subsequent insertions. A minimum charge of 35 cents applies. Keyed advertisement adds 2 cents. An unpaid ads handling fee of 10 cents is charged. Cards of Thanks priced at 10 cents per line with a minimum total of 75 cents.
Classifieds from Graettinger Times list multiple for sale items including hay and straw by Art Duba, a 1951 Ford pickup, furnace filters, 18 Chester-White sows bred to a Duroc boar, a 1962 Chevy Impala, baby furniture including a washer, piano and organ offerings, a mahogany dining set, sewing machine, signs, welders, truck boxes, pianos organs, adding machine paper, a 4 bedroom home, lost Timex watch, lifeguard opening, coin and silver dollar requests, and general ads for feeds, hay banks, and U.S. savings bonds.
Eres! Bey Ad and family from Iowa City visited parental homes in the area over the weekend. Sven Bisgard Pearl Green, Howard Hanson and Mildred Booth joined family gatherings in Minnesota and Armstrong. Todd Booth’s fourth birthday was celebrated in Chaska. Various relatives traveled to Des Moines Waterloo and Arlington for visits and events including a funeral and open house at Medicenter.
Mr and Mrs Larry Hoffman of Graettinger announce the birth of a one pound one ounce son on Tuesday February 10 at Holy Family hospital. The baby has a brother and sister. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Kempf of Graettinger and Mr and Mrs Louis Hoffman of Emmetsburg.
Ed Merk thanks many friends for visits and cards during a first hospital stay in 74 years. Special gratitude to Nelson Christiansen Post 162 and the American Legion for cards and a gift.
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