21 Jan 1954
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1954
Page
1
An annual rate structure, stating one year at 1.25, is noted in the text with unclear context about Gutalde and territory. The fragment presents a simple pricing or rate line without surrounding details or dates.
The Curlew club and refs share praise as players show balanced teamwork and effort in eight games. Officials Freddie Fish Miss DeWalle and Manchester earn nods for clock work seating crowds and managing events while Vanderwill and Kinkos are lauded for handling hot contests. Letters from readers note church photos and Navy Jeanne Krattli’s service with praise for community ties and history.
City government roles listed with names for mayor council members clerk sheriff recorder engineer treasurer and officials. Includes department heads, district supervisors, and church names mentioned in the area’s public notices.
An exploration of invisible social barriers that divide people by class, education, religion, race, age, and gender. It notes how some walls are protective like privacy while others trap individuals in isolation, citing examples from daily life and a biblical moment of crossing barriers.
From the Files OF THE TIMES reports Craettinger High School Selvel cays team defeated Terrs 21 to 7 on the local floor. Elections, deaths, and community notes include H A Elsenbast elected cashier of First National Bank of Graettinger, and obituaries for Mrs Nels Skow and Mrs John Brink.
A farm accident near Monti cello claimed the life of George Manternacy. He fell 35 feet from the top of a grain elevator at his farm home.
Mrs. Stella Goodrich of Coon Rapids fed birds when a robin visited, with dispatches not showing if it was a last season lingerer or first arrival for the next season.
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