Gracttin Grains and War Talk In 1918 Local Column
A compact editorial note reflects on draft ages, wartime labor, and farming during World War I. It praises farming and patriotic work, critiques price regulation and profiteering, and reports on a mid-August city council meeting approving a temporary 1.5 percent rise in residence and commercial lighting rates, plus a financial ledger update for August 18 1918 showing funds across city accounts.
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Elec
Tric Co
Tom Allen
Louis Christiansen
L. T. Peterson
F. Noble
Graettinger Notice Board Caps Auto Use and Local Bids
Notice warns drivers against cutting out on vehicles in Graettinger with penalties. Also ads for sale items 1918 Maxwell touring car pototoes and sweet corn, rent listings, found and lost items, land for sale, and requests to list land. Includes bids for street gravel and a city clerk deadline of August 17 1978. Local names: Graettinger Iowa Emmetsburg Jensen Garage First National Bank Coolidge.
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H. V. Dickey
City Hall
Graetiinger
D. W. Cameron
Gracttinger
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