Graettinger Local News Highlights Community Travel
Local residents and relatives visit Graettinger from Estherville Minneapolis Lake City and Armstrong. Returning travelers include Rev Father Hurley Olaf Michealson and Ensign Earl Bazan while others announce visits, new clerks, military plans and support for the Fifth War Loan.
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Father Hurley
Ida S. Brazer
Minneapolis
Thoreson
Olaf Michealson
Clear Lake
Sam ‘Fervene
Lake City
Earl Bazan
D. A. Baan
Estherville
Graettinger
Max Haumgartner
Mabel Jensen
Holby Jensen
Olaf Michaelson
John
John Helvig
Doris Christiansen
Melvin Christiansen
Terris
A. C. Christiansen
A. L. Andersen
Ringsted
J. J. Sullivan
Abrahamson
D. J. Sullivan
Vivian
Marshall Canning Factory
Wm. Rasmussen
Marjorie
L. T. Lewison
New Hampton
Lewisons
C. P. Anderson
Ruth
Chicago
Mr. Anderson
H. EB. Fink
Ralph Robinson
Coup | Roberts
California
Robinson
Pasc Robles
Camp’ Roberts
R. Wo Nunamaker
A. R. Maurstad
Armstrong
A. J. Johnson
Freddie
C. A. Jensen
Dubuque
The
Times
For Sale Rabbits and Pigeons in Wallingford
FOR SALE New Zealand White rabbits and a few White King pigeons. Visitors welcome. Paul Laraen in Wallingford invites inquiries and viewings.
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New Zealand
Paul, Laraen
Wallingford
Government coal stockpiling warned as unsafe plan
The Solid Fuels Administrator urges citizens not to rely on government coal stockpiling. Deputy Potter says no program can fully protect consumers and stresses self storage. The article shifts to fishing anecdotes about Will Vaughn of Emmetsburg, losing a northern pike, then later catching several pike with Bob Daley and Ted Girard at Lost Island.
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Solid Fuels
Charles J. Potter
Will Vaughn
Emmetsburg
Vaughn
Bob Daley
Ted Girard
Girard
Daley
Lost Island
Men harvest fox cubs near New Hampton
Joseph Colund and Clarence Wichman of Jackson Junction report a spring fox cub haul with 100 cubs dug from dens. The largest den yielded nine cubs. 70 were sold to a fox farm and the rest turned in for bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Col Und
Clarence Wichman
Jackson Junction
New Hampton
Time For Cutting Hay
The article prescribes hay cutting times for different crops. Alfalfa is to be cut when 10 to 25 percent blooms, or by June 10 to 16 if blooms are sparse. Red clover and timothy should be cut when clover is halfway to three fourths in bloom. Alfalike hay should be cut in full bloom. Curing methods include swath curing until four is dry, then windrowing to finish.
Curing Hay and Ant Control Tips for Home Gardens
Advice on hay making timing and harvesting to prevent losses, plus guidance on controlling various ants in homes and yards. Recommends early cutting, proper curing, and coordinated neighbor help. ant control favors poisoning with tartar emetic solutions and nest injections, with safety steps.
Use Tax Stamps On Vehicles Go On Sale June 10
Treasury announces auto use tax stamps of 35.00 will be sold at post offices and IRS offices in Iowa on Saturday June 10 for the year starting July 1 1944. Stamps are serial numbered and require make model serial number and state license on back. Drivers urged to affix to windshield and keep a record of the serial number. stamps must be bought and displayed by July 1 1944. Cash post office money orders and certified checks accepted. under 5 denomination stamps discontinued. penalties apply for noncompliance.
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Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Des Moines
Iowa
E. H. Birmingham
District of Iowa
Birmingham
Post Office
Bureau of Internal Revenue
City Meat Market Ad Promises Fresh and Cured Meats
Robert Simonsen, proprietor of City Meat Market, advertises fresh and cured meats with low prices on hams and bacon. The message invites customers to order for Sunday dinners and notes fruit and vegetables to complete patronage.
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City Meat Market
Robert Simonsen
Emergency Crops For Late Planting Bulletin Highlights Soybeans
A county Farm Bureau note reviews the emergency crops for late planting after heavy rains. It emphasizes soybeans as a primary option, detailing ideal planting windows in May and June, comparing Manchu and Richland varieties, and noting yields for hay and seed. Recommendations cover seeding rates and methods for cultivated rows.
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Farm Bureau
Sudan
Richland
Habara
Manderin
Ames
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