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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1923

Page

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Will Hold Series Of Baby Clinics In Palo Alto County

A sequence of baby clinics will be held in Palo Alto County starting Tuesday September 18 and continuing daily through the week. Doctors from the Division of Maternity and Infant Hygiene at the State University under the Shephard Towner act sponsor and county groups endorse the events for children up to seven years. Mothers may bring any concerned child for specialist advice, with exclusions for contagious diseases.

Palo Alto Division of Mallard George Keeney West Bend C. W. Moore Graettinger J. A. Spies Ruthven John Anderson Emmetsburg E. B, Soper Pern Meeieegee

Pictures of Japan in the Times news pictures

Readers are invited to view a series of photographs showing views and scenes from Tokyo Yokohama and other Japanese cities following the terrible earthquake. The feature highlights the destruction and its impact on life and property as reported by the Times.

Japan the Times Tokoyo Yokohama

Graettinger Market Reporte September 12 1923

Market report from Graettinger dated Wednesday September 12 1923 notes insect behavior as a humorous aside in a column. Readers are reminded of local commodity prices and market conditions reflected in the Graettinger area.

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Graettinger High School Opens Amid Busy Enrollment

Graettinger High School starts the term with 126 pupils in a space built for half that number. Teachers work to ready classrooms while 20 sophomores lack homeroom. The district reports rising enrollment and staff assignments, with Cedar Rapids boosters visiting and discussions on whether farmers should attend agricultural college for future efficiency.

Graettinger High Corlainiy Miss Gowans Miss Duhigg Miss Barnett Elizabeth McEvoy Slater Catherine Esther Simonson Lillian Millen Slater A L. Didler Kerry Bure Estherville

Lyceum Gains Noted Role in Community Activities

The Lyceum program continues to expand its impact this year, with broader course offerings and stronger participation from local residents. The move highlights the institution’s growing importance in community education and cultural life.

Silo Block Floors Backed by Agricultural Engineers

The agricultural engineering department favors silo blocks for hog house floors, noting they stay warmer than solid concrete and hold up well when covered with cement. They claim silo blocks, usually higher quality, are satisfactory for farming buildings and provide adequate warmth.

Ohe Apricultural Engineering Deqhopment Town State College Agricultural Engineering Department

No Hessianly Town threat to winter wheat warned

A clipped 1928 notice warns Hessian fly action impacts wheat, urging vigilance among Ames winter wheat growers. It mentions issuing a bulletin upon request, and stresses detection and control to prevent fall and spring infestations.

Buelletin Iniow Ossian

Poland China Hog Sale by O. R. Gardner & Son

O R Gardner and Son will conduct a sale of pure bred Poland China hogs on Saturday September 16 offering 50 head of boars and gifts. The sale will be under cover at the farm two miles northeast of Graettinger with a choice offering from top breeders in the region.

Poland O. R. Gardner & Son Graettinger

Two Delliver Farms At Public Auction September 20th

Two Delliver Farms owned jointly by J. A. Spies and the John Jackman estate will be offered at public auction on Thursday September 20. The farms lie on the edge of the section and are well improved with new buildings erected a few years ago. Land will be sold in sections halves quarters and forties. See display ad in this issue for further particulars.

J. A. Spies John Jackman

Record of dairy profit by cow herds in Mitchell County Iowa

A report by QO. H. Haenert for the Mitchell County Cow Vesting Association shows five months of dairy data. High herd profits came from cows fresh in November and December, while low herds required more cows for similar returns. The association, active over about five months, aims to guide members with practical, profitable dairy practices. The last note mentions the ex-sultan’s heirs in a separate legal matter involving a large estate and American lawyers.

Iowa QO. H. Haenert Mitchell County Iowa State College Haenert

Sad Death Of Young Mother In Fort Dodge

Mrs. John Vedder of Fort Dodge, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Milling, died after a lengthy hospital stay. Funeral held today at a Catholic church. Survived by husband four children and her parents, with several brothers and sisters. Local readers mourn the loss of a long time neighbor. Red Cross appeals set Iowa quota at 80000 and Palo Alto County at 7500, with the local branch assigned 60. This tragedy follows a major disaster in Japan prompting humanitarian relief efforts by the American Red Cross.

Emmetsburg John Vedder Fort Dodge Thomas W. Millen Mercy Hospital Ft. Dodge Vedder Red Cross Japan American Red Cross Society AJL Iowa Palo Alto County America

Graettinger Council Passes Bills for September 1923

Graettinger town council approved payments including Chas Lark mowing and street work 19.80. Qshers Department Store supplies for Fred Harris. Northern Iowa Gas and Electric street lights August 1923 749.62. Standard 637 gas 69.81. Graettinger Telephone 4 calls 25.25. John Paulsen night watch August 1923 5.00. W R Reeves August 1923 salary 78.00.

Graettinger Chas. Lark Qshers Department Store Fred Harris Northern Iowa Gas & Electric Co Standard 637 Graettinger Telephone Company John Paulsen W. R. Reeves

Name Change Notice for Synneva Olson and Family

Notice to whom it may concern states Mrs. Ole Ruud has changed her name to Synneva Olson and mentions similar changes for the children. A typographical note corrects careless to carless in street traffic.

Ole Ruud Synneva Olson Carless

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