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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1955

Page

8

Lost Island clubs meet with crafts and plans for year

The Lost Island Woman's Club met at Mrs. Sam Sjeklocha's home on Friday afternoon, November 4, with 21 guests and members present. They planned monthly programs including December party, January publicity, February bookkeeping, and March home care of upholstery and world trade. Ruth Westergard demonstrated new finishes for old furniture, sharing cleaning tips and a homemade cleaner. A pumpkin pie and coffee reception followed, with floral arrangements and table decorations noted.

Lost Island Woman's Club Sam Sjeklocha Martin Norris Ruth Westergard Rudolph Christianson Ruth Center-Hi City Hall Edna Esther Larsen Phyllis Rouse Carla Andresen Miss Vosika Herman Andresen Mary Ann Egeland Esther Edna Larsen Janice Matheson Sandra Heidecker Ruth Gunderson Marilyn Joanne Hartmen Janet Hartmen Sharon von Hagen Phyllis Origer Bonnie Bergeson Barbara Patty Reed Susan Andresen Orvilla Wanda Sharon Kaltved Karen Joyce Clark Anita Knudsen

Farm sale in Boyden area at 455 per acre

An 80 acre farm in the Boyden area sold for 455 per acre. Henry Warntjes and Eugene Hofmayer bought the property from the estate of Joseph Kack.

Boyden Henry Warntjes Eugene Hofmayer Joseph Kack

Pelican Injured By Wire Lodged In Akron Jail

An injured pelican weighing 20 pounds collided with wire in Akron and was found with a damaged wing. The bird was confined in the city jail while its wing mends.

Akron

Insects in stored grain and garden advice offered

Reports warn of insects in stored grain as cool fall temps create moisture on grain surfaces. Harold Gunderson urges checking grain now, especially damp or dirty bins, with leveling, crust breaking, fumigation, and possible force ventilation. In snow mold care, Mal Shurttuff advises mercury chloride lawn treatment before and after midwinter thaw. Mulch options for roses and berries include soybean straw and wheat straw, avoiding matting and weed seeds. Township meetings invite electing representatives to the County Agricultural Extension Council.

Harold Gunderson Extension Mal Shurttuff College

Townships Hold Elections and Dairy Group Notes

Townships will hold annual elections. Potatoes stored at 41 to 45 degrees. Economic strain from rising population, limited farm output growth depressing hog prices. Alvin Putman, DHIA supervisor, leads 24 association members. Eldon Anderson leaves dairy business, herd sold, will be missed in the group.

Eldon Anderson

Cattle Projects Deadline Sets Weigh-In Requirements

The bulletin lists 20 regular monthly entries and 1 bi monthly entry, with 3 herds in the owner sampler test. Boys in the 4 H junior cattle feeder program must have five animals weighed and reported by December 1, with a maximum weight of 700 pounds by that date.

Watermelon shatters windshield on Osage approach

A watermelon was thrown at a car driven by Derrold Walling near Osage. The melon created an 18 inch hole and shattered glass onto Mr Walling, Mrs Walling, and their 14 month old son. No clues were found.

Derrold Walling Osage

SAY YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN THE TIMES

An advertisement appears in The Times encouraging readers to mention a specific inquiry when seeking services. The notice emphasizes the prominence of the paper as the source and urges swift action. It remains concise and businesslike in tone.

Mystery Farm Operator Invited for Free Photo Feature

The operator of each week’s Mystery Farm may receive a free mounted photo of his farm by calling at the Times office. The sponsor furnishes the photo. Operators are asked to visit the Times office for a brief farm history to be published.

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