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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
8
A fragment question describes a river that initially flows uphill, a reversing falls that switches direction, and a tidal bore formed by the world’s highest tides. The text presents curiosities without a clear event or source context.
Travelogue invites readers to explore Adirondack and Lake George area for early American culture. Highlights Ghost Town at Lake George with Old West town, staged gunfight, frontier rides, and museum displays. Recommends fall foliage trips via upper New England, enjoying fewer crowds after Labor Day and nostalgic kid friendly sights like Storyland and Santa at North Pole.
Brattleboro VI reports the Holstein Friesian Association completed production records for registered cows owned by Fred Spies and Paul Frick. Splea Homestead Corzine produced 16,627 pounds of milk and 600 pounds of butterfat in 365 days, as a 4-year-old. Miss Pioneer Magic Jewel yielded 16,642 pounds of milk and 612 pounds of butterfat in 350 days, on twice daily milking, as a 4-year-old.
Memorials honor deceased Palo Alto County residents by gifts to the Iowa Division of the American Cancer Society. Since 1958, over 9,000 memorials have been established, with 12 local names listed and contributions reaching up to 5,000 dollars. Funds support education and research toward cancer control, with recipients notified and memorials recorded in the Living Memorials book.
The Graettinger Municipal Light Plant held a special meeting May 7 1959 with all members present to discuss cooling equipment. A motion to adjourn passed. A regular meeting followed May 11 1959 with minutes approved and bills paid in full. A transfer of 5000.00 from general fund to bond was proposed.
John Miller, a Marcus area farmer, narrowly avoided serious injury when his car burst into flames while driving through a hayfield. He escaped through a car window as the vehicle was demolished and overturned into a ditch. his clothing suffered scorching.
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