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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1959
Page
6
Wallingford Mews reports travel and visits of residents from Graettinger including Mr and Mrs Litzy Tenborg Judy George and 15 month old Mike of Anacortes Washington with relatives in Estherville and surrounding areas. They toured Idaho Wyoming Nebraska and Sioux City and planned to return January 7.
Public notice details the cylinder Iowa bank renewal and extension of charter under state laws. It names Cylinder State Bank in Cylinder Iowa, with $25,000 capital and 1958 renewal extending twenty years, provisions for directors officers and provisional board, and dates for stockholders meetings.
The note describes a cattle weighing event on a near winter day, a farmer’s profits from feeding 80 head of steers with Purina Special Steer Fatena and oats, plus cost calculations. It promotes Purina Hog Dusting Powder for bedding and animal care, and invites readers to visit for guidance and products.
Mrs. Stanley Young and many relatives gather for Christmas, with gifts distributed after the meal. Jeffery Olson hosts thirty Nelson family members for Christmas Day dinner. Out of town guests include Mrs. Olson's sister and the Martyrs and Van Valkenbergs from Esther ville. The Olson family travels to Clear Lake to visit Ruth, wife of a local doctor. Christine Hensleff hosts Sunday night guests including John Platter and Nels Nelson in Graettinger.
Memoranda relating to loans guaranteed and redeemable on demand by the Commodity Credit Corporation. Certification sworn January 1950 in Palo Alto County Is. Notary Clara Mae Bonstead signs acknowledging no officer or director status.
Three LeMars construction workers were severely burned when they rushed a 33,000 volt main line with a new line they were holding. Most seriously injured was Larry Parker who fell 85 feet after his clothing caught fire and burned off his belt. ninety percent of his body was burned.
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