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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1957

Page

8

Virgin Island visit highlights Stewart family ties

Leo Stewart, longtime Graettinger resident, visits the Virgin Islands after 38 years away. The West End News notes his return to Dayton, Ohio for his Spanish teaching post at Dunbar High School, where he earned a Ford Foundation fellowship for a doctorate. The piece mentions real estate booms in the islands and praises Stewart's career and family connections.

Leo Lionel) Stewart Graettinger Virgin Island West End News Virgin Islands Leo HE Islands Stewart America Edward Mitchell United States West End Leo BB. Stewart Dayton Ohio Dunbar High School Dunbar High National University of Mexico Ford Foundation Navy Meggers Fred McFarlane Dunbar National Cash Register Co Latin America Prof. McFarlane L. G. Philips McFarlane Arkansas Stewarts Boy Carlos G. Stewart

Results From Labor Day Stock Show Nears Rainy Wrap Up

The FFA livestock show was held indoors at the Clark building due to a rainstorm. Judging by Reg Satory covered beef, grain, dairy, poultry, swine, sheep, and corn categories with multiple blue red and white ribbons awarded to numerous exhibitors including Kempf Weir Reeves Thim and Deserving others across beef grain and crop divisions.

FFA Clark Building Bob Johnson Algona Ed Thoreson Haberville Ralph Maddox Ruthven Reg Satory Don Weir Melvin Kempf Bob Reeves Dennis Graettinger Joe Graettinger Larry Masters Alvin Miller Darvin Schnell Larry Herke Rodney Thim den Weltz Erland Duus Glenn Reeves Rodnacy Thim Erian Duus Culliford Egeland Richard Brighton Elifford Egeland Dwight Derrickson Alan Norris Jim Mahan Grant Wilson Bob Fanning Kenneth Suss Leo Beschorner Gerald Twait Francis ‘Tindall Joe Tindall Jim Maha Lea Beschorner To Beecher Bob Glrves Howard Hansel Dennis Lastine Jerry Murphy Larry Baedke Beanstalk Francis Tindall Richard Halaman Don Mahan Kenneth Haisman Gary Smith Brian Daws Lensle Hurd Hay Tom Boecker Clifford Egeland Lennia Hurd

Wright Woman Breaks Ankle In Garden Slip

Mrs. D. C. Wright of Northwood slipped while working in her garden and fractured bones in her ankle, requiring medical treatment.

D. C. Wright Northwood

Seeds and romance end in a fatal road crash

A spring romance between Warren, a dry goods clerk, and a country girl ends tragically when a car hits them at an intersection. The girl dies, Warren is hospitalized, a small seed crop grows in a corner field, and the broader life pattern continues amid the accident.

Warren Bis Lowa Warren Gold

Fulton man grows 38 inch oriental radish

Oscar Watters of Fulton produced a giant oriental radish in his garden. The vegetable measured 38 inches long and weighed about five pounds, reported locally.

Oscar Watters Fulton

County Loan Rates Set for 1957 Soybeans in Palo Alto

Joe A. Lynch announced the 1957 price support for Palo Alto county soybeans at 2.06 per bushel for No. 2 or better green or yellow soybeans. The rate ties to a national average of 2.09, about 70 percent of parity, with loans and purchase agreements available from harvest through January 31. Other Iowa price-supported crops and county variations were also listed.

Palo Alto County Joe A. Lynch ASC Iowa Palo Alto

Apple Blow-Over Tree Produces Blossoms in Grinnell

An apple tree blown over and thought dead on Frank Strover’s Grinnell property has begun showing blossoms again, indicating resilience and a surprising regrowth. The event highlights nature’s rebirth and local interest in the damaged tree.

Frank Strover Grinnell

Fall Fertilizer Eases Spring Planting Burdens

The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urges fall fertilizing to save farmers time and labor in spring. Benefits include firmer fields, less soil packing, ready nutrients, and early growth. Top dressing alfalfa reduces winter kill and lowers feed costs. broadcasted fertilizer boosts yields and profits. Risks include nitrogen loss on sandy soils and heavy rainfall.

Middle West

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Dr. Meggers Mitchell Sat. & Son GIANT Elizabeth Taylor Rock Hudson James Dean Jane Withers Dan Dailey Ginger Rogers W. Main Emmetsburg RTM Towa Radisil Kan Pfister Associated Growers, Inc Monroe, Iowa Carl Bonstead Graettinger Harvey Anderson Joe Brinkman Estherville TIMES the Times
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