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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1975
Page
7
Classified items from Graettinger Times list requests to rent a small home buy clean cotton rags and to sell cottages oats straw and farm equipment. Includes glasses lost, pianos wanted, threshing bee notice, and various farm goods with contact numbers and dates.
A motorist harmed by an auto crash may face a verdict beyond insurance while bankruptcy law bars relief for willful and malicious injuries. Courts distinguish negligent acts from deliberate assaults. drunk driving leading to death may be non dischargeable, while mere careless driving could allow bankruptcy relief. This ABA Iowa Bar public service piece explains the rule.
The message thanks thousands of employers who signed the Statement of Support and urges those who haven’t to consider joining. It cites Guard and Reserve as about 30 percent of the military, noting low cost to the defense budget and potential benefits for employers in retaining trained, productive staff. Arlington outreach invites signing.
A fragmented word puzzle presents clues and numbers such as 25 Destroy 79 Inferine 43 Gold (chem) 34 Military fleet 38 Pour forth fraxr 41 Suffle of comparison 43 Fortify 44 Hawaiian dish 46 Greek letter 47 Tin (chem) suggesting a cross reference of chemical symbols, units, and common terms.
The phrase scot free stems from scot meaning a municipal tax and indicates avoiding payment. The Paris Latin Quarter derives its name from medieval students and tutors from the University of Paris who spoke Latin in the area.
A parent asks others to care for a child in their lives and to cherish the years together. They acknowledge the chance of loss and the lessons of life while promising love and tenderness, even if the child’s time is brief. The responders affirm faith, saying Lord thy will be done, and vow to nurture the child through joy and grief.
Verlae Nicol writes about three well known local men Rey Reitz Doc Rients and Baker Reit who share talent and congeniality. She notes the humor and confusion caused by similar sounding names and the forgiving kindness of each man.
A brief, witty remark argues imitation mirrors flattery or signals no special talent. It compares imitators to monkeys, suggesting copying is simple and not admirable.
A light journal note praises sunny weather and fine scenery while noting good meals and frequent fishing. It contrasts happy days with money worries and jokes about jealousy, ending with a humorously critical line about a person in dull green with envy.
A wry montage of brief vignettes shows mismatched odds in romance sport and postal curio. A yachtsman forecasts a storm as the fight manager offers cheerful bravado while a mink ranching visitor asks about skins. An old woman quarrels with a postal clerk over stamps and weight.
Arthur Ashe defeated Jimmy Connors to win the men’s singles, Billie Jean King won the women’s singles, Mickey Lolich played for the Detroit Tigers, Art Wall won the Greater Milwaukee Open, and Susie McAllister won the Wheeling LPGA Classic.
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