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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
2
An old style advertising rate card outlines 3 cents per word for the first insertion and 2 cents per word for subsequent insertions with a minimum charge of 23 cents. An extra 25 cents applies to Kevedadg and Caras of Thanks entries show a 106 per line minimum 50 cents.
Classified blotter of sale notices and junk items. Includes requests for orders by December 2, mentions Avon and Charlotte Alger Lots Thomas Organ gear, walnut finish coaching parts, and various hardware wares. Mixed ad copy with unclear names and locations, including Des Moines Iowa and St. Paul Minnesota, plus imprecise equipment listings.
A string of visits and events fills the week as families host dinners and attend shows. Mr and Mrs Merrion, Mrs Stewart of Virben, and many others appear in local notices. Des Moines trip for induction, Waring show coming to Des Moines, and farewells mark social scenes with Kell family clusters and visitors from Cedar Rapids to Sioux Falls.
A list of attendees at a holiday gathering includes Mr Ate Foabert Wright and families from Sirmnetsburg Ames and Cedar Falls. An injury incident near Laate Lamas left Bowne with head cuts and burns before being treated at Alte Ouaoty hospital.
Miscellaneous notices request return of keys for a red Ford pickup in Graettinger by Bob Zitterich. WANTED TO BUY feeder pigs by Joe Jeyve. WANTED TO RENT slats for winter ponies with Ray Johnson or Bud Harris in Graettinger. Construction workers and carpenters wanted by Andersen Construction, Emmbung. Land Bank loan offer via Alvin C Jolliffe, Emmetsburg, IA. For rent: industrial tools and Watson's Apt in Graettinger area. 414-4
Mrs. Coan's sister dies at Yankton. Mrs. Cain is accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Jean Brown of Amarilla Texas who came to Shenandoah for the funeral. Brown left Tuesday morning to return home.
A garbled report notes Harnad Odaman and Mentecuma sweet potatoes for Cre fires. Mis cep yielded 110 pounds from 24 plants with most vines producing harvests in about three days.
Neighbors held a plowing bee. thanks extended to those who supplied teal, helped serve, and visited. Gratitude also offered to friends and relatives for sympathy, cards, and memorials for Myrtle Rasmussen. Additional thanks to St Mary’s Hospital staff and Graettinger WSCS Ladies for patronage and help.
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