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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1940
Page
7
In Stilson Miss Eva Richardson solves a bee problem by shutting doors and sleeping downstairs to starve the swarm, illustrating how progress costs charm. Jones County fair grounds add racing stables valued at 2500 dollars, reflecting modernization.
An advertisement for H M Helgen of Emmetsburg promoting farm loans at 4 percent with no commission or stock to buy. It argues real estate will rise as others sell, urging quick property listing for safe investment and noting Helgen’s expertise in insurance and real estate.
Local feed mill promotes mashes cost less by using home grown ingredients and lower overhead. They claim no freight on grain to Chicago or Minneapolis and no high city labor or executive salaries. Shown is ingredient transparency and direct comparison to higher priced mashes to win customer trust.
Mrs. Allen Hibbert of Ogden narrowly escaped injury when eight quarts of yellow wax beans exploded in her oven while canning, scattering slag and beans across the kitchen. A Grinnell painter predicts Hitler’s actions, while Alfred Buer's Deveral home hosts a large chimney bees colony that the family allows to remain.
The Hammes and Sons Bootery in Emmetsburg offers good shoes for the entire family with careful foot fitting. Located at 1007 South Broadway in the heart of the shopping district, the store promises longer wear, comfort, and attractive style, recommended for correct fitting and knowledgeable service.
A vast enlarger photograph in the Iowa State Capitol south corridor features the 164th Infantry’s World War return. Nearby, Newton National Guard units rolled from beds in a Sunday mobilization. Little Bett Monster from Jones county visited three orphan kittens with a baby rabbit joining the group. William EF Ziel, 70, of Waukon Junction sustained severe facial injuries when an emery wheel shattered and struck him.
Miss Ruth Myhre of Ceylon Minnesota returned to her home Friday after visiting her aunt Mrs. Niels Nielson. Earnest Williams and his wife were also mentioned in the brief item from Mile Lake on July 26.
Creery's Hatchery at Metsburg offers cash for poultry and eggs, with inspection services and poultry culling. The firm promotes diversified farming, promising high produce prices and assistance to farmers in maximizing income and production for a wide regional area. Farmers are invited to visit and get acquainted, as top prices are emphasized.
Glenn Henrich promots Emmetsburg Rendering Works offering prompt removal of dead stock with disinfected trucks and sanitary handling. Advocates avoiding burial or feeding to hogs for disease risk, urging calls to phone 241 for reliable service and minimal disturbance.
Community business review highlights the Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Emmetsburg Iowa. It notes members from Palo Alto and nearby counties, offering farm fire lightning and windstorm coverage with low overhead. Officers Venita Brown secretary Bleckwenn president. aims to help neighbors in need and save policyholders money.
Morrison Garage and Repair Shop in Emmetsburg offers rapid dependable auto service for flat tires ignition and electrical troubles. The shop emphasizes prompt inspections and thorough car checks to keep pace with fast modern cars and driver expectations.
Local notes report relatives visiting near Mathew Indiana and Graettinger while others dine with Mr and Mrs Williams and Mr and Mrs Matt Fredrick of Cylinder. A cafe in Emmetsburg promotes meals, coffee and service, inviting readers to sample its kitchen and sanitary standards.
Fred Ruef and Son, based at the Emmetsburg address, advertise US made plumbing and heating equipment at low prices. They offer free estimates and suggestions for bathroom and water heater projects, stressing conscientious service, efficiency, and economical pricing.
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