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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1967
Page
8
An oblique passage blends garbled phrases about Thanksgiving and social security contacts. It mentions a Port Dodge district office and scattered dates, with unclear names and places, yielding a fragmented notice style item.
Iron Iowa entries from Emmetsburg and Rutland highlight the WaT International Live Stock Exposition at the Chicago Stock Yards. Hough Brothers and Tom Frambach enter Angus cattle, Keith Schmite shows Short horns, and Harold and Mark Jorgensen enter Holsteins as the Chicago show marks its 68th anniversary.
An article notes Reverend Petersen is now pastor at a Mesa church, with Pastor and Mrs Sleetersen listed at Standarddens, Bax 7H, SEM ED Moan, Mesa. A job listing announces Will Be Available In E Reining December 1, detailing service hours on the first and third Wednesday of each month, to support increased employment efforts through winter months.
A jumble of calendar notes lists school activities and weekend events including a junior team game on Friday and Saturday, with references to grades and tours. Names and places are partially legible but the fragmentary text indicates local school schedule items and planned events for late November.
State board approves purchase of land in Emmetsburg area for a vocational technical center with $120,000 funding and $35,000 for preliminary study. Arts and sciences program to remain at Estherville while Emmetsburg hosts the center, with a phased transition of Estherville arts and sciences offerings.
Mills county's oldest resident Mrs. Ella Pender observed her 18th birthday on November 14 at Nishna Cottage Malvern. Fender has spent most of her life in southwest Iowa.
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