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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
15
The article notes honey as a cash crop with farm returns and diversification benefits. It highlights Iowa as a leading producer with strong bee colonies, ranks states on honey output, and cites studies on natural resources and agricultural labor. It underscores natural resource value and efficiency of horse work in the corn belt.
Indian Lodge Tales recounts a Menitou sacred spring tale where drought pestilence and famine prompt a purified people to seek mercy from a sky god. A rock sprung a life giving fountain after the god’s breath, yielding waters blessed to heal and purify to this day. The narrative notes the spring’s fame worldwide and links offerings of wampum beads and arrowheads to the sacred waters.
The Kangar City Star recalls Walter Guttera’s path to becoming a leading city doctor. His mentor reveals success came from a mix of effort and higher charges, after years of struggle to make ends meet. The story frames perseverance and reputation in medicine.
A quiz about an elephant's weight reveals confusion. The keeper at the local zoo admits he cannot answer. Later investigation clarifies that an Asian elephant of average size weighs about 400 pounds, while the largest known elephant, the celebrated Wichha, reportedly weighed 16,000 pounds.
In this Cheyenne myth a man and a woman spared by the Manitou craft a maize canoe to escape floods. The Manitou laments and commands the dragon to rise, but the beast fails and dies, drying the earth into a desert. The Dragon’s wrinkled hide and horns mark the land as a monument to Mant fou, guiding seekers to Cheyenne Mountain.
An editorial contemplating deforestation and its consequences. It laments lost forests, ruined soil, and barren lands, urging readers to plant apple seeds as a pledge to restore America’s trees and land. The piece cites Hawthorne and St. Nicholas as sources.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a man asking where a sister is going, claiming a warrant for his wife’s arrest and mentioning a slap. The text is garbled and lacks coherent names, dates, or places to establish a clear event or outcome.
M W A Lodge schedules meetings on the second and dost Monday of every month. L P JC Larsen serves as Clerk and J A Fleming is the Consul.
A local university club hosts a social evening featuring box ball pool, billiards, soft drinks, candies, and cigars, inviting members to explore games and relax in a casual setting.
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