Graettinger Plans Special Election On Municipal Gasworks
Graettinger Iowa to hold a special election March 26 1957 at City Hall from 8am to 8pm to decide on establishing a municipal gasworks distribution system and a maximum expenditure of 165000 dollars funded from future net earnings. The notice is issued by Mayor Thomas Thomsen under city council authority.
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Graeettinger
Grachtinger
Iowa
Thomas Thomsen
State of
Graettinger Special Election on Gas Franchise Proposal
Town of Graettinger voters are asked to decide whether Northern Natural Gas Company and its assigns should receive a 25 year non exclusive franchise to erect and operate a gas distribution system in Graettinger. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. March 28, 1957 at City Hall.
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Peoples Natural Gas Division
Gracttinger
Iowa
Saldown
Aaid
Graettinger
Peoples Natural Gas Divlaton
Raettinger
Myhling
Grachtinger
Phoples Natural Gas Division
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Tawa
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Na Corporation
Anid
Gruettinger
Lowa
Steels
Graottinger
Economic hurdles for small plants’ modernization drive
The text discusses high costs of automation for small firms, noting a $25,000 capital investment could be tax-advantaged over time. It highlights cash constraints, the need for working capital, and the necessity of securing loans. It mentions tax brackets and the burden of raising at least $50,000 in addition to a $23,000 loan.
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Boyes saved from water puddle by nearby worker
Daniel and Tommy Bonarden from Wanrhburn were pulled from a water puddle after disappearing from sight. A nearby worker witnessed the event and rescued them. Grain sorghums can replace corn in poultry rations on a nearly 3 pound-for-pound basis, stated Glenn H. Thacker, extension poultryman at Town Gate College. Infrared ultrabeacon, the AvBe ordi:
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Tommy Bonarden
Glenn H. Thacker
Town
Gate College
Graettinger Library Circulation Reaches Record High
Graettinger Public Library reports an all time high in January 1957 circulation with 700 volumes checked out, up from 177 in January 1956 and about 900 percent above 1955. February totals rose to 818 volumes as board opt to extend hours and boost acquisitions.
County Supt. Smith Reports On County's Schools
County Superintendent John Smith presented the annual Palo Alto County school report noting 3,640 students educated at an average cost of 336 per pupil and total district receipts of 1,341,714 from all sources including 163,390 in federal and state aid.
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John &. Smith
County Board of Education
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Rodman
Mallard
Ayrshire
Ruthven
Cylinder
West Bend
Emmetsburg
Adoo
Notice of Will Proof in Palo Alto County
Notice is given that the last will of Andrew L. Herrero deceased was produced opened and read. Court officials fixed Monday March 18 1857 as the hearing date for proof of the will. Official signature and seal attest the filing date February 14 1957.
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State OF Towa
Palo Alto County
Noticg
Andrew L. Herreom
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