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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
10
An Iowa State College expert outlines pig husbandry for growth and health. Proper feeding, weaning at 8 to 14 weeks, and pasture with crops like rape and alfalfa are advised. The Humboldt case involving Hoy and Van Horns ends with bond conditions to avoid violence.
M Mortensen head of the dairy dept at Iowa State College argues millions in losses occur when creamed milk turns sour. He credits use of sweet cream for tastier butter, higher prices, and longer shelf life. Techniques include cooling cream immediately and using a two inch insulated tank to keep cream sweet for two days in summer.
Humboldt Sheriff arrives with Pat Hoy in custody after a dispute with Horace Van Horn over a stray pig. Geo. Biegrer transports Hoy back to Humboldt as charges of threats and obscene language are brought in the Van Horn family dispute that escalated from the replevin of Hoy’s pig.
Church notes outline Easter services at Ev Lutheran Zion Graettinger Lost Island and South Walnut Danish Norwegian and English services Good Friday English service 10 30 Easter Sunday 10 30 Danish 2 30 and 8 English Duns schoolhouse plus Easter cantata and choir songs Rev Ki Andreae Sande Hangen Mekkelson invite all congregants and visitors to join in worship and Sunday school programs with midweek Lenten services and women’s society meeting announced.
A 1923 ownership notice for the Graettinger Times records John J. Sullivan as owner publisher and manager with T Sullivan as mortgagee. Notary Murland Landving attests to the sworn statement dated March 26 1923 in Palo Alto County Iowa. Also includes outdated satirical lines unrelated to the notice.
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