Pirates Fall 20-6 to Sioux Valley in tough matchup
The Pirates lost 20 to 6 at Petersen Field as Sioux Valley opened 6-0 in the first quarter. Iowa Valley gained 189 rushing yards to the Indians 200 and failed to complete any aerial plays while Sioux Valley added 60 passing yards. Alesch led Pirates with 17 carries for 110 yards and a late touchdown from one yard out, while Don Miller and backs Vasey and Alesch highlighted blocking and defense.
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Pirate
Sioux Valley
Petersen
Pirates
Indians
Myers
Westphal
Alesch
Don Miller
Bob Vasey
Tony Alesch
Jim Girres
Gowrie Woman Develops Dozens of Hemerocallis Strains
Marie Anderson, a longtime HEMS enthusiast from Gowrie, boasts nearly 40 hybridized and registered Hemerocallis varieties. Her work showcases extensive self-developed cultivars and a passion for daylilies.
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Marie Anderson
Gowrie
Pattern Alteration and Cotton Dress Workshops Preview
Margaret Pratt reports on a Cotton Dress Workshop and upcoming Pattern Alteration sessions in Palo Alto. The program covers measuring, pattern tweaks to nearly fit, and hands on sewing techniques across multiple meetings starting January. Participants should contact the Family Living Committee by December 35. The note also previews Home Furnishings training, 4 H Award Night, and fabric pattern tips.
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Palo Alto
County
Reunion at Traer High School Homecoming Honors Seven Siblings
The John Young family of Traer marked a unique distinction at the 1961 Traer high school homecoming as five of seven living children returned to the school where all graduated more than 50 years ago. Social Security Contact Station schedules list Emmetsburg courthouse hours on Wednesdays during November and December, with Estherville city wall hours also posted and tentative November and December dates noted.
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John Young
Traer
Traer High School
Emmetsburg Court House
Estherville City Wall
World at Our Feet and Fading News in Alaska
A chatty weekly column from Minnesota links a wet Alaska harvest, dairy and farming notes, and a 92nd birthday salute to W G Swaim. It remarks on farm city misunderstandings, Mayo Clinic facts, cost of bear hunting, and playful musings about small towns and rural life. It ends with a plug for saving Greattinger trading stamps.
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Matanuska Valley
Myram Tunnicliff
Nortwest
Iowa
Alaska
Matanuska
W. G. Swaim
Woebolb
W. G
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
Kodiak
Rome
Mystery Farm Phone In Draw for Free Theatre Ticket
Mystery Farm identification is requested by phone to the Times Office at 154. A drawing for a free theatre ticket will be made from the names of those who phone in.
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Mystery Farm
Times Office
Graettinger Coop Grain Company
Coop Grain Co
The
Times
Caution Urged During Corn Harvest To Prevent Accidents
Advice warns workers to slow down during mid-morning and mid-afternoon fatigue. Breaks aid alertness, shields must stay on PTO, and machinery should be stopped for adjustments. Carry a dry chemical tire extinguisher on tractors and stay aware of dangers from hauling corn to the crib and other equipment.
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Raiston
Pukna
Lyle
Albert
Bob
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Graettinger
R. &. Davis
Graettinger Lumber’s
Graettinger Lbr. Co
Gerald Stueve
Mgr
Margaret Pratt
Graettinger Milk
Erat
Peace Corps
Jimmy Hoffa
Ohio
John Deere
New York
Lodge Grass
Lone Deer
Montana
Sleepy Eye
Mexico
Charley Henningsen
Grasttinger
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Hammerberg’s Drug Store