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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
3
County sheriff candidate J W Jackson announces bid for Palo Alto sheriff. Statement urges Republican primary voters to participate and support, noting the action will be dated and recorded.
County Clerk J. C. Molison announces candidacy for the clerk of court. He seeks support from voters in the upcoming Republican primaries in June and asks for their backing.
A notice from M. Thompson states the clerk of court seeks the Republican nomination for the district clerk position in Palo Alto County. The election is scheduled for June 7, 1920, with the candidate urging party support.
County Attorney AY announces candidacy for the office of Palo Alto County Attorney subject to Republican primaries in June. E F Nefstead Graettinger Town coordinates campaign and filing details.
H G Adams of Algona Iowa announces candidacy for re nomination to the office of State Senator for the 47th Senatorial District subject to the Republican Primaries in June. The notice identifies Adams as the candidate and cites the nomination process and party affiliation.
County Attorney candidate B. B. Frost declares intent to run in the Republican primaries in June, subject to party decision.
Due to higher operating costs a slight rise in advertising rates will take effect May 1 1920 for display and classified ads. Subscriptions stay unchanged for now as newsprint stock is ample. Job printing prices remain as previously, based on the Franklin price list.
At the American Pulp and Paper Association meeting speakers warn of a severe pulp shortage for newsprint. They say the famine disrupts the publishing business and may spur Congress to act.
The piece argues government neglect of forest conservation and urges Congress to adopt a national forest policy with states to stop deforestation. It notes rising newsprint demand, the shift to foreign pulp, and calls for North East reforestation and West Alaska pulp mills while Louisiana begins conservation to boost future supplies.
A lengthy discussion questions where a nation tax on sales should fall in the production chain. It weighs effects on producers, distributors, shops, and consumers and considers potential price and turnover impacts. Bert E. Frost announces candidacy for Palo Alto County attorney with opponent Emery F. Nefstead. H L Wildey enters the race for state senator on the Republican ticket. The note blends policy discourse with local political notices and assorted editorial snippets.
An advertisement touts oil cook stoves offering notable improvements and cost savings. It contrasts Buck stoves as superior to lesser models, highlighting features designed to attract buyers seeking greater efficiency and value.
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