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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
3
The Ger man government restricts lard imports in 1934 and lowers international hog product levels. County Agent Randall Hoffmann notes based on AAA data that starting March 1984 monthly lard imports will be limited to 40 percent of the average from the prior period, signaling a substantial prompt adjustment for U S corn and hog output.
The article discusses lard import limits for Germany from the United States, historical US exports to the UK, and European efforts to protect domestic hog production. It notes Germany's potential 1984 lard imports under 65 million pounds, past postwar averages, and ongoing US efforts to reopen world hog product markets while European nations push toward self sufficiency. It also includes local advertisements for footwear repair, dairy goats, poultry, plants, and services.
Notice urges observance of Child Health Day on May 1 and Health Appraisal Week starting April 30 in Iowa communities. It highlights health exams for 1933 school entrants totaling 4,648 with 60 percent examined and 27 percent of defects corrected, plus rising preschool health projects from 9 units in 1926 to 137 by 1933, and calls for continued immunizations and vaccinations amid trade concerns.
M. O. Grodland captured the Curlew event on Tuesday while Dr. Olene Jacobson led a separate engagement in Metsburg Saturday in regional results.
Sunnyside church notices list English service at 2:00 PM in Methodist church with Rev. Otis L. Lang and Rev. Arthur Hottom. St Pauls Lutheran in Graettinger outlines morning and evening services, Sunday school, and upcoming special meetings May 3–6. Lost Island and other Lutheran notes include Sunday school, Luther League rally, and program details with multiple pastors and speakers.
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