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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
8
A fragmented letter outlines concerns about the rising costs of education, larger high schools, and teacher pay. It mentions winter weather in Iowa, a Palo Alto second location, and debates over district sizes, roles, and the value of education for students and parents.
David Winvenbaw, a town Valley freshman, builds a tractor using a crse engine from a baler, an ant pend from a 1939 Ford, a rear end from another Ford, and parts from two pickups. He completed it enough for a short test run in the vocational culture shop.
Fragmented text lists names, meetings, talks, and supplies from a February event. Mentions leaders Yordon Torreson and Den tich sard¢iformation, Jim Richard, Vernon & Torson, and various equipment, nutrients, and advertising items. Includes procedural lines about adjournment and a clerk note.
City council motions to raise Chas Burg’s pay by 25 dollars a month effective February first, bringing monthly total to 300.00. Finance items approved include payments to Parrott and Sons for office supplies, Graettinger Tines for publication fees, utilities, insurance, and repairs.
A damaged, fragmentary review notes a film set in Zululand South Africa depicting Africa's wildlife with a focus on elephants and other animals. The piece mentions production details, science themes, and a call to preservation, though much of the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
In a chaotic matchup at Pool venue, Dallas Pirates trail early then rally with double figure scorers led by Dy Peterssen and Mussan. The Primaries pull away late as Veenerett Ph and teammates reach a 25-88 deficit before final whistle, with free throws and turnovers shaping the late frames.
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