Graettinger Times Sale Ends Era For Editors
This column notes the sale of the Times and thanks patrons and staff from 19 years of operation in Graettinger. The editors plan a brief pause before passing the paper to a successor while staying to assist briefly. Mentions support from wife Cleo and staff, plus a note on a Shriners band replacement with clowns for the Diamond Jubilee parade.
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the Times
The
Times
Graettinger
Cleo
Lillie Sandvig
Kay Carter
Helen Kirkegaard
Merlin Nufarth
Flaine Glaser
Margaret Park
Dwayne Lammers
Shriners
Sioux City
Let the Student Decide
A House subcommittee studies federal subsidies for higher education as enrollments rise 270 percent in 20 years while expenditures surge 1000 percent. The piece argues pricing keeps tuition below true instructional costs, creating excess demand and cross-subsidizing both wealthy students and those from low income families. It warns taxation supports students unable to attend college.
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House
New Non-Fiction and Library Listings at Down Library Lane
The listing highlights two new nonfiction titles and ongoing library hours. Al Griffin’s How to Buy a Mobile Home covers buying rights, parks, equipment, and costs. Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Philippe Diole’s Life and Death in a Coral Sea follows the team’s oceanic expeditions and warns of waterway pollution and ecological imbalance.
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al Griffin
Coral Sea
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Philippe Diole
Cousteau
Indian Ocean
Red Sea
Probate of Will and Appointment of Executors in George Singer Estate
In Palo Alto County Iowa the district court admitted the will of George Singer deceased dated January 27 1965 to probate on June 16 1971. Mat ie Singer and Marian Cocks were named executors and any action to set aside the will must be brought in the district court.
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State OF
Iowa
Palo Alto
George Singer
Matie Singer
Marian Cocks
Margaret Andre estate probate notice in Iowa and Illinois
Probate No 6137 for Margaret Andre deceased admits will. executors John P. Andre Anna Fewell Susie Ring appointed. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication. notices dated June 9 1971 with second publication June 24 1971. Dated Emmetsburg Iowa M W H Morling attorney.
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State OF
Iowa
Palo Alto
Margaret Andre
John P. Andre
Anna Fewell
Susie Ring
Graettinger
Marseilles
Illinois
Susiering
Edina
Minnesota
M. W. H. Morling
Emmetsburg
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Grundy Center Register
Hes
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Myron Fogde
Raymond R. Rose
Odin
First Lutheran Church
Tokyo
Watson Theatre
Buelah Swenson
Milford
Donald Graettinger
Father Gretaman
Edwin Graettinger
DeEtta Wumber
Wayne Potter
A. P. Thompson
Mitchell Food Market
Graettinger Athletic Club
City Hall
Kermit Reeves
Carl Rosburg
Ray Rosburg
U. S. Navy
Bob Lundgren
San Diego Naval Training Base
Mrs
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Earl Mills
A. H. Mills
Navy
Spencer
San Diego
Earl
GHS
Pvt
Lester Payton
San Antonio
Texas
Frank Payton
PEACE
Palo Alto County State Bank
Estherville
Spexcer
Spirit Lake
Sheldon
Sibley
B. G. Louscher
M. G. Louscher
10Th Street
A. N. Kruse
Optometrist
Broadway
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
A. H. Hobson
Terry I. Anderson
North 7Th Street
Estherville, Iowa
K. L. Johnson
James J. Roberts
Optometrists
North Sixth Street
Bratland Jewelry
Princess Diamonds
Paone
W. G. Rients
Gharttinger
Bremnetbourg
Fuhrman Funeral Home and
Arpulance Service
Dial
Furahman Graettinger
Graebttinger Coop Crain CO
Ted Knudson 'S Cabinet
Screen Graettin
Cbsger
Paul G, Larsen
Central
Or Graettinger
City Library
Edith Westfall
Lyle Westfall
Russell
Community TV Signal Co
Money Matters
State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Guo
Lowa
Pionate
the Graettinger Times
P. T. Cody
Graettinger Times
Palo Alto County
Booneville
Hazel Manning
Social Security District
Fort Dodge
Estherville City Hall
Spencer Senior Citizens Center
Ulrich Truog
Assessor
Kent
Emma Montgomery Marie Tindall
Roger A. Berkland
Wallingford
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