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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
4
Fashion notes for school-faring youngsters favor printed crepe in tweed looks for daywear. Describes practical jumper dresses with separate blouses, travel tweeds in cotton rayon and silk, and two main frock styles. Highlights hemberg crepe, tweed texture, and washable travel prints as key trends. Julia Bottomley notes.
Kansas State College extension expert warns of a potential sweet clover illness in cattle pastured on sweet clover. Fatal cases have occurred in young cattle in experiments. Disease causes blood to fail to clot, leading to internal and external bleeding with limited early symptoms. Treatment is often blood transfusion. prevention includes testing hay and careful feeding intervals. avoid surgery for at least 20 days after removing hay.
Plan to keep rodents out of all buildings urges inspecting empty structures for cracks and holes, using sheet tin for blogs and cribs, and raising corn crib floors. Concrete floors are ideal. where impractical sheet iron helps, and openings around pipes must be sealed. Screen basement windows, store lumber and boxes at least a foot off the ground. Built on advice from G C Oderkirk of Purdue University.
Farming guidance discusses pine weevils in eastern forests and pest resistance in orchard and field trees. It covers alfalfa management, stock protection from Mes, pasturing guidelines, and economic notes on cooling milk costs per can across New York farms.
Lesson for October 5 focuses on Zacharias and Elizabeth from Luke 1, highlighting their godly home, blameless obedience, and child John the Baptist. It discusses their righteousness, the divine plan, John’s Nazarite vow, and Zacharias’s faith and praise after the promise is fulfilled.
A fragmented quip cites self examination and moral worth, noting that many overlook their own faults while judging others. It references a religious sentiment about divine stamping and merit, framed as a reflective observation on virtue and accountability.
The Bible is described as the favorite book of people who feel troubled and down, trodden, with Henry van Dylte noting its comforting influence for those in distress.
A Mexican exile living in Canada, once active in a revolution against Obregon, is declared dead after a logging accident. News says he left vast properties to his nephew Jose before vanishing, prompting questions about inheritance and rights in the wake of his collapse.
Fragmented text presents unclear names and phrases. No coherent event or attribution stands out.
A garbled OCR item reflects fragmented lines about a wife’s arrival and a tense exchange. Readable segments mention a roaster and a friend, with implied domestic discord. The passage preserves terse dialogue and stray phrases without clear resolution or context.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mount Wilson Observatory northeast of Pasadena, perched near Sierra Mi glie peaks at 5704 feet. The remainder includes garbled quotes about love and phrases about blondes, yielding no clear factual event.
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