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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
3
Fragmentary notice from Graettinger Times requests advertisement copy by Tuesday to Inwund with unclear postal or class matter reference. Contains malformed phrases and illegible names, lacking concrete entities or actionable details.
In Lost Island township several families relocate existing farms as Raute Iverson seeks eye treatment in St Paul and John Kizer moves onto a George Brothers farm. Others include Tom Rierson moving to Graettinger and Anton Bonatead bag onto Soren Peterson farm. The district No 2 school wins ciphering and spelling at Center school with Theo Hermanson as teacher.
Albert Olesen returned to Beach North Dakota after visiting his parents since November. Mr and Mrs Sando moved to Emmetsburg last week. Chas Nolan moved to his new home on the Chris Show homestead. West Walnut pupils enjoy a week’s vacation as the winter term closes. Young people spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Sanda before their move to the new home.
Mahan and DeLaws marketed a house in Wallingford on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Jefferies return to Miles City Montana after visiting here last week. Lewis Rokne and Hanson Brothers were Wallingford visitors on Wednesday. Clemmenson Brothers shelled corn for Martin Mahan on Monday and Tuesday. P N Peterson has been confined to the house with rheumatism. Andrew Rakne visited the Lewis Rakne home last Monday.
Miss Gusta Reich of Wallingford traveled to Chicago Saturday to attend a funeral for a relative. Mrs J O Kaga and daughter Melvina were in Graettinger Tuesday. Mrs Misener visited Eather ville Friday afternoon. John Anderson returned from Estherville last Saturday. Mrs Hunby entertained. The Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon. Miss Lena Gunderson of Huntington spent Sunday with relatives.
Asher Peterson and J O Kasa traveled to Des Moines Monday morning. Rose Bergum spent Sunday at Graettinger. Ethel Misener went to Estherville Saturday and stayed until Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Hart Godard welcomed a baby girl since Sunday. LeWallen family moved from Albert City to the Rogers farm east of town last week.
Many families moved within the Osgood area this week including Briley to Ole Bengon farm Carlson to Lewis Christensen farm Sunday to old Mahan farm James Kelly to Flannery farm John Zubler to John Montgomery farm H Hulett to Boardman farm Vernon Mrs Harry Collipriest arrived from Ruthven with daughter Mrs Addison Wells for a week with her mother Wells hosted local youths for an evening of games and music Master Clarence Coupiriest returned home Three of Mrs J L Mahan s children have chicken pox a schoolwide issue this winter Ruby moved from Emmet county to the John Resh farm south of Osgood.
An article condemns dairy waste and unethical use of cream and separators. It argues that neglecting daily average yields and using skimmed cream degrades the product, costs the dairy money, and harms consumers by delivering dirty, contaminated cream through daily production and shipping.
The article warns that dirty separators contaminate cream and milk, reducing fat separation efficiency. It cites UC Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 209 on losses from unclean equipment and emphasizes daily thorough cleaning, hot water rinses, and proper brushing to prevent disease and financial loss.
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