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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1955

Page

8

Invitation to Graettinger FFA Test Plots Visit

Farmers and others in Graettinger are invited to inspect oats soybeans grass and legume plots on the Wayne Potter lot at town edge. Fifteen oat varieties planted April 11 by Farm Crops and Soils class show height maturity and disease resistance. Soybean and grass plots not yet ready. Corn borers threaten local crops with peak damage expected in northern Iowa from June 20 to 30. Spraying costs about 1.24 per acre for material plus application. potential return 10 to 12 per acre next fall. Seek help identifying weeds or insects by calling the high school or home. Early harvest expected. spraying grain now pays dividends later.

Graettinger I, Ffa Wayne Potter Grachtinger Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Iowa

Fumes Warned as Effective Yet Poisonous in Closed Bins

A note warns that while fumes are highly effective, they are poisonous and can overcome a person in a sealed bin. It stresses the need for proper precautions and mentions a person named Withee Manger in relation to the guidance.

Local residents relocate and visit across Iowa

Sela NE reports Mr. and Mrs. John Nauholz and children Larry and Jean moved to the Jim Jacobson residence near the city hall. John Nauholz works as a district representative for Quaker Oats. Frederick Adams and his wife vacationed at Lake Okoboji. Adams is a herdsman at Spies and Levi farms. Martha Knutsen plans two years of nursing at Fairview after pre-nursing studies at St. Olaf. JoAnn Christianson and Wallace Johnson visited the Clarence Christianson home from Mason City. Indiana visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison and Jerry and Merri Jo stay with the Codys at a Kingwood Resort cottage. Wayne Potter and Mrs. Potter of Graettinger along with Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Reed attend a Kirken dall family reunion in Livermore. Mrs. C. A. Shiley and daughters Jonne and Sue spent the weekend in Minneapolis for Patricia Bowen's wedding and visited relatives.

John Nauholz Larry Jean Oelwein Jim Jacobson Nauholz Quaker Oats Company Frederick Adams Graettinger Lake Okoboji Mr. Adams Levi Martha Knutsen J. W. Knutsen Minneapolis Minn Fairview Hospital St. Olaf College Fred Harrison Jerry Merri Jo Columbus Ind Palmer Cody Kingwood Resort

Record Price Set for Grade Pony at Albia Sale

A golden palomino Shetland pony mare with a baby colt sold for 2200 dollars at Albia setting a world record for a grade pony. Purchasers were Mr and Mrs Alan Karns and daughter from Humeston.

Albia Alan Karns Humeston

Listening to a Four Year Old Childs Point of View

A parent describes how to learn a child’s viewpoint by observing play and listening, using Linda’s four year old moment as a example. Sit near during activities, note if the child is ignored, and talk with him to validate his perspective. A child’s sense of security grows from being heard and included.

Linda

Understanding a Childs Point of View in Growth

The text emphasizes each child's uniqueness and inner life shaping growth over a year. It ties personality to integrity and how adults interpret life for the child, noting high stakes in earning the child’s trust as guide and friend, providing security and unconditional acceptance.

Man 37 Dies Wading Pond At Hig Farm

Everett Carroll of near Blanchard died after wading across a pond at a hog farm. He suffered a heart attack and died at the scene. Authorities confirmed the death as accidental and no foul play is suspected.

Hig Farm Everett Carroll Near Blanchard

Mrs L Callison Rites Noted Aged 97 At Britt

Mrs L Callison died May 22 at Britt nearing her 98th birthday by two days. She was a native of Denmeark. Her husband had died in 1943 at age 93.

L. Callison Britt Denmeark

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