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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
8
A public announcement by J W Jackson announces his candidacy for sheriff of Palo Alto County. He notes the June Republican primary action and asks for votes and support from voters.
A fragmented note announces candidacy for an election. It mentions a personal bid and calls for support, but lacks clear details on the office, date, or full name due to the garbled text.
Algena resident H C Adams announces candidacy for re election to the Iowa State Senate representing the 47th Senatorial District. The bid is subject to the Republican primary in June.
County official announces candidacy for County Attorney subject to Republican primaries in June. The statement signals intent to seek the office amid party process and local political activity.
The notice states advertising rates for display and classified will rise due to higher living costs, effective May 1 1920. Subscription prices remain unchanged for now, as a stock of newsprint is on hand. Job printing prices stay as in the Franklin price list.
Speakers at the recent convention of the American Pulp and Paper Association warned that a shortage of pulp for newsprint is alarming. The famine and ensuing demoralization in the publishing business may spur Congress to act.
The passage argues the government should adopt a national forest policy in cooperation with states to stop deforestation and ensure steady timber growth. It notes rising newsprint demand, shrinking domestic pulp supply, and warns that delaying reforestation by twenty years worsened paper shortages. It highlights hopes for North East reforestation and Western pulp mills, with Louisiana already pursuing conservation.
A political card by Bert E. Frost argues for a consumption tax and examines its potential effects on retailers and consumers. The piece discusses whether such a tax would burden the final buyer or distribute load along the supply chain and questions its impact on prices and retail turnover.
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