Get the Highest Price for Your Eggs and Cream
A local ad offer promises top cash prices for eggs and cream. It advertises grading, culling, and dipping services to assist sellers in maximizing returns before sale.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
8
A local ad offer promises top cash prices for eggs and cream. It advertises grading, culling, and dipping services to assist sellers in maximizing returns before sale.
Little Eileen Ryerson, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jess Styerson near Osgood, died Thursday night after a bout with diphtheria. Funeral held Friday at Vernon church with burial in Vernon cemetery. Survivors include her grief stricken family and numerous playmates. The community mourns the loss of a bright child who will be missed by all who knew her.
Betty Barclay shares simple open air desserts for autumn gatherings. A camp fire pudding combines orange gelatin with marshmallows and oranges, balanced by whipped cream. Maple Walnut Gelatin uses orange gelatin, maple syrup and walnut meats, served with whipped cream.
A fragmented old note claims futures are shown by small signs like chimney cracks, paper hanging, or seeing the new moon over the left shoulder. It warns against lighting matches in dark closets and indicates luck linked to weather, gasoline, and trash burning.
The piece compares per person fire losses across nations led by the United States 501 million for 1926 and a U S share of 4.76 dollars yearly per inhabitant. It contrasts Vienna and Chicago losses of 503200 and 5518287 dollars respectively, highlighting rising American fire costs and questioning pride.
A list highlights dangers kept apart such as sparks and gasoline pipes and wood caps and dynamite and electric wires and metal objects and children and matches. It ends with a dialog between Mrs Jones and Mary showing a strained farewell in a domestic scene.
Uncle Sam advises in Farmer's Bulletin 16237 that good care includes prompt repair. A worn heel harms health and shoes, risking further damage. Visit the service shop for affordable repairs. bulletin is free from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington.
Chieftain at two months old weighs 23 sibes height 18% inches. Pure Bales Togmgenburg No. 82545 A. M. G BR A. Grand dam Rosie Bacallier No. 9748 eight quart advance regime. Great grand sire Panama France No. 15358 Awiss No. 97. One of the best in the US. He’ll add value in stock and milk. Stud services available this season. Fees $5 and $10. W I Stevens Graettinger Iowa.
Forty head of pure bred Spotted Poland Chinas offered at private sale. Eight years breeding experience claimed with choice stock. Also selling males and odd males and matched stock. Contact R Terri Teng Porril by phone.
A quirky collection of alliterative phrases features feathered flamingoes and tongue twisters along with scattered dialogue about hens and a motorcar. The piece blends playful names with rural vignettes and a stray aside about tracing a pedigree.
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