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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
3
Early tomatoes not tied to stalks rot while those tied up promptly stay in good condition. C V Holsinger extension horticulturist of Iowa State College notes this finding from his travels across Iowa.
A collage of opinions on Henry Ford and John D Rockefeller contrasts philanthropy with wealth, praising Rockefellers educational and religious giving while noting Ford’s mass appeal and high personal profit. It questions public praise amid perceived corporate power and mass psychology.
The piece laments the old era described as liver complaint, notes fast driving to save time continues to toll. Paris reports the battle of the skirt has begun and hints at public interest in the song and the short of it. Judges now set retrial dates as trial calendars slip.
Miss Nell McCarty arrived from St Paul for a visit with relatives and to handle business. Mrs J A Spies Elizabeth and Dr Dempsey of St Louis attended Joyce's funeral at Emmetsburg. Airs T W Millen and Lillian and John from Fort Dodge were visitors. Mrs Dr Donlon returned from Stratton Ontario after a month with relatives. The Misses Gracttinger Elizabeth Anna Mahan visited Neola with the Nerberger family. Mrs James Wilson spent the week at Lakefield after an operation at Estherville hospital. J L Grady took his son Joseph to Spencer for adenoids and tonsils surgery. he is recovering and due home today. Mr and Mrs Jens Rns Knute Sorens Jake Nyborg and families attended the Little conference at Lake Okoboji Sunday. Dan ot.
In the district court of Iowa Palo Alto County an administrator applies to sell Lots Four Five Six and Seven are part of Graettsinger subdivision in Emmetsburg. Hearing set for August 15 1925 at ten oclock a m in chambers. Objections must be filed at the time and place. George Frick administrator.
John J. Sullivan notes the Times will not run a full newspaper for now due to lumber business. A farmer editor will cover local news from a lumber yard with policy centered on good lumber and steady posts. New shipment of Anchor steel posts promised with保証 replacement for broken posts.
A jumble of observations on motor vehicles welfare workers and parenting fears, rumors about Central America and radio, myths about bow-legged women, a professor’s remark on long-serving men, and Florida’s potential prohibition on the word flapper in local slang.
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