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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
3
A young fox recounts eight months of nights with wild kin and snow filled days on the farm. Hunger drives a temporary leave, a strange hunter’s shot spooks the fox, and Glenn finds and carries the animal to safety across a railroad bridge while Molly resumes their cookie game.
A red fox eludes children during a farm chase at Timber Creek but is shot by a hunter during halftime. Molly and Glenn now own a fox rug with notched ears as a trophy from the incident.
Margaret Pratt reports on 4 H clothing exhibits judged by graduate home economists in Palo Alto county. Six extension graduates met July 2 at the Extension Office to discuss the county wide clothing project for 4 H girls, with attendees from Lost Island Mallard and West Bend communities and several former instructors.
Achievement shows kick off July 18 in Silver Lake at 7 30 p m with other dates set across Rush Lake Fairfield Emmetsburg Curlew Freedom Fern Valley Highland Vernon Beavers Ellington Lassies Lost Island Walnut West Bend from July 19 through August 2 at 1 30 or 7 30 p m per location.
Francis E. Warren is named administrator of the estate of Philip E. O'Connor late of Palo Alto County and deceased. Creditors must promptly pay to the administrator and file claims with the district court clerk duly authenticated for allowance. Dated July 12, 1963. Charles H. Barlow is the attorney for the estate.
Public notice from Palo Alto County names the Administrator of the Estate of Roy T. Peterson, late of Palo Alto, detailing succession steps and required actions for creditors and heirs under state law. The document outlines filing deadlines, official court actions, and contact points for further information.
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