Home protection depends on repainting every four years
The notice warns that without interior and exterior repainting at least every four years a home will fall into repairs and lose value, potentially costing five to ten times the paint and labor.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
8
The notice warns that without interior and exterior repainting at least every four years a home will fall into repairs and lose value, potentially costing five to ten times the paint and labor.
Reports from the Chicago livestock market are broadcast daily by the U S bureau of crop estimates via station WAAF from the Drovers Journal at Stock Yards. The program runs most days in Central Standard Time, with a 485 meter wavelength, and is regulated by government rules.
Estimated cattle hog and sheep receipts and price ranges are noted for the day with market hours at 10 00 a m 12 30 p m 3 p m and 4 30 p m plus closing figures and a brief update on other markets A new Iowa State Experiment Station remedy dusts cucumber plants with calcium arsenate and gypsum claiming superior beetle control to spray methods and promoting plant growth for stronger resilience.
Sunday activities at the Emmetsburg Methodist Church included Sunday School at 10:30, Morning Worship with a sermon titled Swallowing the Camel, special music at 11:80, Epworth League 7:16, Evening Worship on The Necessity of Faith, and Bible Study Thursday at 8:00 on I Timothy. A Lawn Social Friday at 7:00 features cream, cake, games and contests to fund playgrounds. The Summer School of Religion opened Tuesday with 35 enrolled and a six-member faculty. Modern Woodman and Royal Neighbor lodges to attend the Sunday evening program June 18 at 8:00 with special music. Ladies Aid hosted at Mrs. Vangie Reeves and Mrs. Wm. Truesdale. Rev. C. J. Mekkelson, pastor.
English language services will be held next Sunday in Lost Island at 10 30 a m and in Graettinger at 3 p m conducted by student Tveit Rev O Sande pastor entries list two locations and times with church leadership specified
Wallingford news notes an upcoming homecoming celebration on Thursday of next week. The town reports Ludvig Larson ill, Oscar Nelson attending a La Crosse convention as a Luth church delegate with Spencer delegates. Teachers Lena Gunderson and Bee directed a Wiener roast for 47 pupils at the Lutheran parochial school by the river. Elmer Anderson, former Paige Motor Co. foreman, now at Cedar Rapids earning 40 dollars weekly plus commission. Mrs. D. V. Palmer and daughters visit Le Mars with Ethyl remaining for a longer stay. An ice cream social hosted by friends of Art Skuttebo, Mrs. EB Franklin and relatives travel to Albia for visits. Estherville ladies attend Catholic services in Carroll. Hyank Anderson leaves to take a position in a different elevator. salary 125 monthly, previously 116 here. Geo. McAdam of Ringsted replaces a longtime local worker. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nelson, and the Egertsons celebrate first grandchild. A 28-person motor boat outing on Mallake proves enjoyable, with some getting wet. Local concern over Mrs. J. P. Koster’s mental health and move away. Six carloads of live stock shipped Saturday, including cattle and hogs, with payment collected by Baumunk. The lakes east of town are praised for scenery and atmosphere, with weekly Sunday visits.
The letter notes support for placing a park on High Lake shore as a logical county project with state help. It cites local drive to create recreational space and mentions community engagement and regional planning discussions.
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