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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
5
Iowa contributes five percent of the U S honey crop and ranks second to California. the state hosts numerous colonies, with Iowa fourth in ownership. The notes touch on self-sufficiency, learning speed, and the value of honey as a natural resource while mentioning broader agricultural observations.
A fragmented Native American legend recounts the Manitou springs origin with a cleansing spring and offerings, noting the enduring Tehldens and modern readers. The Big Boost feature narrates Walter Cutters finishing medical school and seeking career advice from an elder doctor who reveals that charging higher fees accelerated his reputation and practice.
The legend tells how a Manitou punished a dragon by flooding the land. The dragon drank the waters until the earth dried, then died under the sun. The Chopen people named the valley Cheyenne and the mountain Cheyenne Mountain, where the dragon remains as a monument to Manitou's might.
A town inquiry revealed no clear figure for elephant weights. Officials sought answers from the keeper of the elephant Bonde who admitted ignorance. The investigation found that an average African elephant weighs about 400 pounds, while the famed Jumbo weighed 16,000 pounds.
The excerpt urges planting apple seeds to restore forests from Maine to Gunfernin warning of barren tracts where trees once stood. It exhorts readers to act with care and love, noting future fruit will come and enrich lives, in a St Nicholas piece by Hildegarde F. Worthorna.
In a quirky exchange a man seeks arrest for his wife claiming she rocked him to sleep. Authorities question the charge as the couple discusses the odd dispute. The source text presents fragmented dialogue with unclear context and names.
Royal Neighbors lodge meets on the second Tuesday each month with Elsie Paulsen listed as Oracle and Em ma Shaver as Recorder.
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