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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
2
An old fragment notes worn items such as faded coats and stockings. A druggist weighs dyeing options for wool or cotton and promises color outcomes. The text hints at practical advice on repairs and colorfastness.
A vivid display of hats and blouses highlights a broad range for spring fashion in northern states, from fabric and braid hats with handwork to tailored blouses in yelle and dimity. The assortment blends classic and new pieces, featuring trim crepe de chine, Irish crochet accents, and pale-hued ensembles with tailored suits in home spun tweed.
Federal aid totals for three months ending September show 88 states approving highway projects costing about 25.85 million dollars. The federal share exceeds 218 million since federal aid began, with projected bridge work adding about 1.48 million more.
The United States Department for Agriculture will soon survey highway mileage, cost, construction, and condition nationwide. Roads for People bids are to be admitted, with publication inviting interest and entry.
Georgia tick eradication moves forward with strong cooperation and state regulation. During June, 14605 cattle were dipped under federal supervision, with about 800 tick infested herds found. Taylor County stands as a local exception delaying cooperation and triggering re-quarantine.
A fragment discusses keeping a horse in good health by maintaining exercise equal to a BaMe amount, with 28 inches daily cited. It emphasizes denying overexertion and housing the horse in a cool, well ventilated barn, properly bedded during winter months.
Readable fragments outline surplus grain and roughage marketed to feeders at attractive prices. Mentions marketing courses and buying securely, with references to grazing and feed costs. Names and clear details are missing, but the item signals affordable feed options for livestock.
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