19 Jan 1967
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
1
The item lists subscription prices under Menton and Pervitt with rates at 3.00, 1.75, 1.25, and 3.50 dollars. No further context or dates are provided in the fragment.
Fragmented text from an Ames note mentions A, Tas renowak CR mo i pasment for the Paper, wife and T enjoy the paper, MeaLEP Tay people, and Hennings with a tent in dps, with several unreadable references to towns and a USOT item.
A fragmentary draft cites American farming shares, human anatomy, land use for farming, historic prices, insects, aspirin use, and global child mortality. The text mixes questions, estimates, and obsolete figures, with no coherent event or date.
The article notes rising costs of farm equipment and fuel, with references to prices of tractors and automobiles. It highlights Archer Lowary who finally shot his first deer with his bow and arrow after extensive scouting. The piece places United States as a leading deer population region with Liathina second and India third in production.
The social security district office of Fort Dodge lists contact stations. In Estherville Emmetsburg Spencer and Spencer exam sites and dates span January February and March with sessions in Mornings. Driver license exams occur Mondays Estherville Orange City Tuesdays Emmetsburg Wednesdays Spencer Thursdays Rock Rapids Fridays Spirit Lake Saturdays Sibley and Swea City.
A partial readable list shows names and roles including presidents, legion and lions leaders, a public library chair, and various county positions. Notable entries mention American Legion Commander Den Meran and others such as Cora Christopher, with scattered abbreviations and titles.
Mild springlike weather returns after a deep cold snap. Ruthven high school plans a Monday night gym opening on January 26 with boys and girls teams hosting Ayrshire. Graettinger’s Red Cross drive nears its $300 goal with $270 raised. Civilian Defense meetings form a local unit under Governor Wilson with Julius Skow leading the organizing committee.
A mixed page lists event times for Down Library Lane at City Library with Saturday and Wednesday hours. It also notes a book titled New Nou iition Lucky-Lucky by Marva Hasselblad and mentions topics from health care missions to UFO reports and a romance about Ann iorty, with various authors and advertisements.
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