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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
20
A fragmented notice outlines an old policy offering accidental death and loss benefits, with up to $2000 for injuries including farm workers. It mentions premiums around $80 per month and references coverage for accidents or illness, though wording is garbled and partially unclear. The text suggests mandatory or optional policies for workers operating corn huller like equipment.
Mil ford residents attend Red Cross events and church life as the community notes donations, memberships, and social gatherings. Mentions of births, funerals, dances, and visits plus a weathered tone reflect the small town scene and ongoing pledge to support Red Cross relief and safety programs.
Temperatures ran higher than typical for late season, with very low humidity and nearly full sunshine. Brisk winds dried the corn to a better condition than the two preceding crops. many new husking machines were bought per the Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau. Hand husking has begun and machines will surge in the next days.
The L aid and Busy Bees plan a bazaar Saturday November 12 with chicken supper. A Sunday divine service at Lost Island L Ch. features Rev ML Mandzager with sermon on Church Discipline. Junior choir and confirmands meet, and a quoted Bible verse closes the message.
Lutheran and Danish services listed with dates and times across multiple churches. Includes holy communion, evening and Sunday services, Bible study, and class schedules. Notices invite members and others to attend and participate in discussions and activities led by pastors Otis Lang and Axel Andersen.
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