For Sale Alfalfa Hay And Grains By Wm Herke
For sale alfalfa hay, red clover and timothy also Burnette oats. Contact Wm Herke phone 158. Notice dated March 15.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
2
For sale alfalfa hay, red clover and timothy also Burnette oats. Contact Wm Herke phone 158. Notice dated March 15.
Mrs. Kenneth Westergard of Estherville visited Graettinger and at J W Larsen’s home. Gene Leonard returned from southern Iowa. Tom Boecker spent quarter break with his parents. Richard Schany moved to Mrs E S George’s leased home in Graettinger. Emma Gremmels visited Graettinger en route to Ella Kuecker funeral. H Irving Petersen moved to Traer with Rev Petersen. Petersen family plans with Robert Carter and Frank Jacobsen homes. State College biology courses run June to August 1962 with scholarships by May 10 1962 via Soil Conservation office Emmetsburg.
Herman Hansen chair of the Palo Alto Soil Conservation District announces two scholarships for the Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp at Springbrook Park this summer. Tuition coverage totals 48 dollars for graduates and 42 dollars for undergraduates for the three week course, with three semester hours of credit possible.
Guy Johnson of Denison raises poinsettias as a hobby. One bloom reaches about 30 inches across, while creamy colored flowers provide a contrasting accent to the vivid red petals.
The family of Jim Boles expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for showers memorials and other expressions of sympathy. They thank neighbors who served dinner Circle ladies who served lunch and all who helped. Special thanks to Rev Curtis Dr Dawson Russell Peterson and the maintenance crew for keeping roads open. May God bless all.
A heartfelt thank you extends to all who celebrated the birthday with calls cards letters flowers and gifts. Fred Spies and Sects express sincere appreciation and remind readers to check their expiration label for their subscription status.
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