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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1951

Page

4

Ronald Chapman and Spies Levi Win 400 Pound Club Honors

At the Cow conference at Iowa State College on September 6, Ronald Chapman of Ruthven and Spies and Levi of Graettinger received certificates for joining the new 400 pounds club. Fifty nine years of butterfat totals were achieved by both purebred Holsteins, with ten years meeting the 400 pound minimum. Thirty one dairy-men statewide earned the honor, with Palo Alto residents in attendance.

Ronald Chapman Spies & Levi Iowa State College Ruthven Graettinger Dairy Herd Improvement Association Palo Alto Leo Frederickson Floyd Calhoun The Palo

Remains Of Michael Haag Laid To Rest

Michael Haag 72 died of a heart attack September 9 1951 at his daughter’s Konneby Minnesota home. His remains were brought to Graettinger for a funeral at Immaculate Conception church with Rev Father Maynard officiating. Burial followed beside his wife with seven children and extended kin surviving. Haag born Luxembourg 1878 came to the U S at 14, married Anna Brown in 1909, farmed in Oak Park Foley and Graettinger, retiring to Graettinger. He was a devout Catholic and respected farmer and family man.

Michael Waar Joseph Appert Konneby Minnesota Graettinger Immaculate Conception Church Father E Maynard St. Jacob's Cemetery Frank Fisenbast John Bondhus Myron Forde Tom Fries Joe Leonard John Nolan Carl Spies Fred Spies George Graettinger Leland Boblet W.L. O'Connor Mike Weinh William Estherville Iowa Gene Boblet Rosella Ringsted John Korea San Francisco Haag James Haag Boxhorn Luxembourg Katherine Fishback Margaret Schmitz Oak Park Anna Schmittz Minneapolis

Farmers urged to gather scrap metal for wartime steel drive

Junk metal is in demand across the United States and on farms. Farmers can assemble motors, fencing, and other scraps, call a junk dealer who will visit, pay top price, and haul away the scrap, aiding the war effort, farmers, and dealers alike. Sheriff Miller pursues vandals tied to mailbox destruction and related damages.

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Civil Service Openings in Wage Stabilization Unit

The Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Division seeks applicants across eight western states for Wage Adjustment Examiner roles at 8825 to 6400 yearly and Wage Stabilization Investigator posts at 3100 to 8815 yearly. Details on requirements and filing available at the local civil service secretary in the post office.

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Indian Axe Found Near Guthrie Center Field

Glen Greenlee in Guthrie Center area found a stone Indian axe about eight inches long in his corn field. In spring he also found a tomahawk on the same farm. A Cedar County district suit seeks 104.28 from steers owner for a car damage incident. Two Guttenberg brothers met briefly in Korea by accident for about five hours. Twelve cattle on Walter Klousia farm near Hampton were killed by lightning last month, herd valued at 4800 dollars. Highway 71 has many wrecks and two farm tractors collided near Lyman, driven by Leon Tanner and Cleo Krause. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Francia Fitzgibbons of Estherville is first girl in 58 years.

Glen Greenlee Guthrie Center Mr. Greenlee Walter Klousia Hampton Highway 71 Leon Tanner Cleo Krause Lyman Francia Fitzgibbons Estherville Fitzgibbons

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