Graettinger Times short notices and local items
Ann Laurayne Johnson, 8, of Wilton Junction, had throat surgery to remove a nickel. Earlier in Colfax doctors removed an open safety pin from her throat. Another incident involved drinking furniture polish. Carl Jaspers of Northwood has three pitcher sons on different teams in the Northwest Borderline league. A two-year-old calf on Fred Schevermann’s farm near Jefferson is unmarketed but mobile. A Phillip Stermer colt near Coon Rapids born very small shows looks not size. A Rockford emirate stalks grew tall before July 4. Homer Wagoner of Toledo visited his brother Booth in California, their first since 27 years.
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Ann Laurayne Johnson
Wilton Junction
Ann
Colfax
Carl Jaspers
Northwood
Car
Carpenter
Lowell
Lee
Emmons
Minn
Fred Schevermann
Jefferson
Scheunemann
Homer Wagoner
Toledo
Booth
California
Cyclorubber chemists convert rubber into a plastic material
Cyclorubber is produced by dissolving rubber in a liquid then heating with a chemical stimulant to alter rubber molecules. The process yields yellowish grains used in coatings and inks. Epilepsy affects about one in 200 people in the United States, disrupting brain rhythms.
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United States
Phosphate Deposits in Morocco and Tunisia Rise in 1946
Morocco and Tunisia hold vast phosphate deposits with a combined output exceeding four million tons in 1946, highlighting their role in global fertilizer supply and regional mineral wealth.
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Morocco
Tunisia
U S Savings Bonds Feature Historic Portraits for Education
The notice advertises U S Savings Bonds bearing likenesses of presidents and founders. It claims bonds include Lincoln on the $1,000, Wilson on the $500, Roosevelt on the $200, Cleveland on the $100, and Washington on the $50, with a stated return of $4 for every $3 after ten years. The promo is issued by the U S Treasury Department.
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U. S
Abraham Lincoln
Wood Trow Wilson
Frank
Jin D. Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Thomas Jeheewan
George Washington
Saving Chicken Feed And Tropical Home Care Notes
Saving chicken feed by not overfilling hoppers is advised as wasteful. The piece notes white roofs and clothing are suited to warm climates, and mentions California visitors Raymond Masters and family staying with Fred Masters in Downey. A nephew’s death near Deep River prompts a brief notice. Mrs Henry C. Duus suffers a broken hip from a basement step fall and is hospitalized at Holy Family.
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California
Raymond Masters
Downey
Fred Masters
Deep River
Leo Joyce
Des Moines
Michael Hickey Ill in University Hospital Iowa City
Michael Hickey of this locality is very ill in University hospital Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Kenneth McDonald Mr and Mrs James King and Mrs Hickey drove to Iowa City to spend Sunday with him. Mrs McDonald is a daughter. Mr Hickey is not elderly, perhaps about 60. Friends here hope for improvement and recovery.
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Michael Hickey
Iowa City
University Hospital
Kenneth McDonald
James King
Hickey
McDonald
Mrs McCarty Underwent Serious Surgical Operation
Mrs. Eugene McCarty was taken to Holy Family hospital Wednesday morning for a serious exploratory operation after illness intensified. Local friends express hope for her early recovery as her condition remained unstable. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Murray and daughter Barbara returned to Birmingham after visiting Mrs. Murray’s parents, with Mr. Wikert and Charles Luhman aiding the trip to Kansas City. Arthur Emrich Jr., 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Emrich Sr., died suddenly in Emmetsburg hospital from an embolism.
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Eugene McCarty
Holy ‘Family Hospital
McCarty
R. C. Murray
Barbara
Birmingham
Alabama
Emmetsburg
Arthur Emrich, Jr
Arthur Emrich, Sr
Emmetsburg Hospital
Youth Dies After Embolism In Hospital Ward
A 20 year old Art re covering patient suddenly collapsed from an embolism in the hospital ward. He had recently returned home and was sitting in a chair waiting for his father when he grew cold. Despite oxygen and prompt medical aid, he died within minutes.
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Art
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