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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

5

For Sale Or Rent Large Store Building in Graettinger

For sale or rent a large store building in Graettinger at the southeast corner of Main Street. Stone structure with basement, glass front, electric lights, furnace heat, cement stairs, and telephone connection. Contact Preston Fahnestock, Graettinger. MSTRAY NOTICE A small black pig with white spots strayed from my place a few days ago. Finder please notify Mrs. Obe Rudd.

Graettinger Goods Neation Southeat Corner Main Street Preston Fahnestock

Daring swimming and farm pig notes in one page

A mixed article reviews youth swimming danger with dares leading to tragedy and urges safer choices, then shifts to summer pig management. It cites Iowa State College guidance on pasture use, ration mixes, and stocking limits to promote growth without overfatting.

Dairy cows need grain to sustain milk in midsummer

Dairy experts say cows in dry Ag pastures face stress in midsummer. At Iowa State College dairy head Ay G. McCandish notes cows should receive grain and other feeds for a month after starting grain rations to keep milk production steady.

McCandiidh Dairy Husbandry Department Towa State Collage

Practical cattle feeding and local crime notes

Farmers are advised to adjust grain rations as pastures dry with cracked corn and mixed feeds. A Spencer man narrowly escaped death crossing Milwaukee tracks in a Fort sedan. Everly robbed by four men in a Cadillac. guns and flashlights taken in a nearby heist. A Minneapolis man caught the year’s largest Lake Calhoun fish, a 49 inch pickerel. Hens require dry mash through summer to maintain high egg production and prevent early molt.

McCandlish McCandish C.F. Loomer Spencer Loomer Milwaukee Tracks Spencer Hospital Emmetsburg Woerle Milford Everly Micént Sheldon Assumpton Ammetsburg Finch Williams Shornland Avenue Minneapolis Lake ‘Calhoun Orvie

June Precipitation Paradox Near Normal Dry Month

Weather observers Warren and Laird report June as unusually dry with 2.32 inches of rain, 12 inches below last year and 241 inches below 1920s levels. The month was also unusually warm, with a 96 degree high on the 23rd, a 98 degree reading on the 15th, and a low of 46 on the 2nd.

Warren & Laird Algo Storm Lake

Weather Signs From Windom Foretell Rain and Frost

An old weather lore list notes sky colors and celestial signs such as green skies and halos indicating rain, with blue skies through clouds suggesting rain, and growing whiteness warning of storms. morning fog, clear atmosphere, and unusual star brightness signal weather changes. frost often follows unusually warm temperatures.

Notice of Public Drainage District 147 lands in Palo Alto County

Public notice announces petition by Bondhus and Gruettinger to establish Drainage District 147 in Palo Alto County Iowa for lands described by section and township, requesting a public drain to alleviate overflow and wet conditions. Engineer Campbell surveyed, report filed June 30 1922, with balance of costs and land descriptions. hearings set August 22 1922 at Emmetsburg for Board of Supervisors to determine sufficiency. objections and damage claims due by August 17 1922.

Hans Duus Ole P. Sorargon Ole P. Sorenson John 3.Bondhus Ohvig Knudsen Andrew Hetmingson Clarence C., Lande George M. Graettinger Clarence P. Knudtson Nels Nelson Peter ©. Fogde Carl T. Knudtson Anfin Rierson Otto Appel Lena Christiansen Lewis Thoreson Gloria Norris Tori Johnson Providers Trust Company Hana J. Bimongen Andrew I. Laide John Peterson Halvor Clemitson Thos. H. Rierson Lost Island Township M. J. Laughlin Walnut Township Hattie R. Dentpney Madts Madsen Mary C. Cory M. C. Cory Fannie Burley Elizabeth 4. Burney John H. Burley Andrew Lande C. C. Wilson Mayne & Vedder Capitol Hill Monument Company American Mortgage Oil Securities Company New York Life Insurance Company J. P. Kirby Meter Ian Sam Rezon Palo Alto County Farmers Bond and Mortgage Company Travelers Insurance Company E. J. Mitchell Annis & Rohling Company Farmers & Merchants State Bank Mivat National Township Toyo Palo Alto Lost Island Wother Palo Atte County John S. Bondhus Gav. M. Gruettinger Hame Palo “Aston County Tawa Guy R. Campbell Anid Gsaid Court House Emmetsburg Iowa Board of Supervisors

Sign in Webster City Sparks 95000 Suit Dispute

A Fort Dodge sign company allegedly placed a sign for the Engla Grove firm within Clarion city limits triggering merchant anger. Local papers reserved space for coverage while branding the action as ill advised and poor business courtesy. The Fork Dodge firm reportedly moved to remove the sign amid tensions.

on-Hagle Grove Fort Dodge Engla Grove Clarion Bythors Dodge Alyn Down

Eagle Grove firm sues Fort Dodge over sign removal damages

A $6,000 damage suit has been filed by the Eagle Grove company against a Fort Dodge firm alleging harm from the removal of signs valued at $14 each. The case recalls a promoter who used sign boards exclusively for advertising and claimed signs attract greater attention than newspapers.

Eagle Grove Fort Dodge

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