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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1928
Page
9
Harry Fink suffered a serious arm cut when his wrist struck a door glass during a pretend gunfight in the north building. Miss Tobin, acting nurse, stabilized the bleed until Dr. Nage arrived and will continue health exams for all pupils this week, praising the valuable county service.
Seniors plan a class gift of a Remington typewriter for the offices to replace an aging machine used for mimeography and stenography. Students served ice cream to teachers. twelve seniors journeyed to Ayrshire for a basketball doubleheader with scores 46 to 10 and 18 to 6, while the junior class rehearses The Touchdown as their play. The girls see volleyball added to athletics, and an upcoming home game against Ruthven on January 18 draws strong enthusiasm.
Alvin Johnson reports on Groottinger High School basketball as the season begins with youth and effort. First team results include Araisteang 10, Ti 19, West Road 23. Dolliver 10 to 28. Tervil 36 to 21. Ayrshire 46 to 10. Second team has two wins, first over Tervil’s second team 9 to 10, second over Ayrshire 18 to 17.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a bizarre 20 year tale about soda and gas steps with distorted phrases. The jumble mentions Adlevike and relief claims, suggesting a promotional health blurb about stomach and bowel benefits and a promotional tone from a dubious source.
White Wyandotte roosters priced at 1.76 dollars each for immediate pickup. Seller listed as Mrs M R Brailey in Groettinger.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an official signature with seal dated the 28th day of December 1927. The text references Abe Lor and a decree or judgment mention, but lacks readable context or names of authorities.
The bulletin warns about down heel leaks and hot shocks harming health and shoemaking, urging watchful sales and bring-in items. It notes a safe repair path and offers free bulletin via the U S Department of Agriculture, Washington DC, from Sho Service Shop W. I. Stevens.
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