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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1948

Page

2

The GokaetZinger Tax Proposal from the Development Committee

The Committee for Economic Development proposes a nineteen-fifty-N tax plan aimed at revenue adequacy, incentives, fair progression, and equitable treatment. It advocates lowering corporate taxes gradually, eliminating most excises, and allowing income averaging for individuals and businesses to smooth tax burdens across fluctuating earnings. It warns that high marginal rates deter work and risk taking, citing a 40 percent psychological breaking point and top brackets reaching 50 percent at $100,000 rising to 70 percent at $1,000,000.

Committee For Economic Development Flese

Tax reform proposal aims to equalize incomes over time

The text argues current tax rules penalize uneven incomes like farming or professional work and suggests smoothing income over a longer period to improve fairness. It cites a projected program with a national income around 220 billion and Federal revenues near 30 billion, aiming to stabilize the economy through a simpler, more even tax structure.

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Woodcock Uses Eyes to Spot Enemies While Foraging

The woodcock has eyes set far back in its head enabling it to detect enemies while its long bill probes the soil for worms.

First cafeteria patrons stood to eat in early dining

The first cafeteria began as a standing eatery with self service at the New York City Exchange buffet, opened for men only in 1885.

New York City Exchange

Peanut Products Move Into Wide Range of Foods

Uses of peanut products expand into meal and flour production salad oils oleomargarine peanut butter and candy.

Milk Production Shares Fluid and Canned Output

The article notes that U S cattle herds yield about 50 billion quarts of milk annually. Approximately 30 percent is sold as fluid milk and about 4 5 percent is canned.

Fresh Olives Stay Crisp With Oil Top Layer

Consumers can keep opened bottle olives tasting fresh by covering the remaining olives with a thin layer of olive oil. This method seals air exposure and slows oxidation, helping maintain flavor and texture after opening.

Luzon Island Largest Philippine Island Fact

Luzon Domain Luzon with an area of 40,814 square miles is the largest of the Philippine Islands. Only 462 of its areas are more than one mile square.

Sland Domain Luzon Philippine Islands

Vinegar Tip Eases Ironing for Delicate Fabrics

Housekeepers add a splash of vinegar to the final rinse to soften delicate fabrics and make ironing easier. The tip promises smoother creases and fewer wrinkles with easy handling during laundry.

Hare Control Snaring Effectiveness in Snowshoe Hares

Snowshoe hare control via snaring is effective in some regions but not satisfactory for cotton tails and jackrabbits. The report notes varying success and suggests species-specific approaches for pest management.

Blue Eyed Babies Color of infant eyes described

The article notes that all infants regardless of race typically have grayish blue eyes, and that permanent eye color usually develops several months after birth.

Hero Color-Blind John Paul Jones Revealed

The navy officer John Paul Jones, famed at U. S. wars, was color blind. Many men show the trait, but few women.

John Paul Jones U. 5

Air Technique Used to Cure Fishnotes in London

A London company adapted an air curing technique once used for wood in airplane propeller blades to the fish curing process. The method applies controlled airflow to preserve fish, signaling cross industry reuse of a technology.

London

Meat cooks tough birds with moderate heat

Poultry and other meats become tougher and harder when exposed to high heat. Using moderate temperatures helps tenderize and preserve juiciness across different ages and cuts.

Better Pans Pans with Fat Bottoms Improve Efficiency

A fragment notes that pans with fat bottoms heat faster use less fuel and run more economically on electric coal or wood ranges. The sentence structure is unclear but centers on improved pan design enabling steadier heat and fuel savings.

Open Fires Require Fire Screens to Catch Sparks

The notice warns that open fires must be protected with fire screens to prevent dangerous sparks from igniting rugs or furniture, urging special care in handling flames and embers.

Uses of Fat Used for Various Household Goods

A note describes fat used in making nylons textiles bathroom fixtures linoleum paints wallpaper and many other personal and household items in a concise catalog of its applications.

Lost Books and Predictions in Ancient Texts

Fragmented OCR notes discuss lost books and apocalyptic writings. Mentions “Book at the History of Scilentiaraiog” and “Seerance of the Kites” with predictions, linking them to biblical themes and the so called Bau of Dashes.

Sclontiatariog Nathan Trapler Dad

Firefly Light Affects Abdomens and Nerve Cells

Fragmentary text describes light exposure affecting abdomens of creatures with nerve and tracheal structures. It mentions cells supplied by nerves and a system controlling them, with oxygen delivered via tracheal branches.

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Largest Granite Monoliths El Capitan and Malt Dono

The largest granite monoliths in the world are El Capitan and Malt Dono located in California. The record notes their immense height and prominence as famous rock formations drawing climbers and tourists alike to the state’s imposing natural landmarks.

el Capitan Malt Dono Fnenditte Yadey California

Farmers Creamery Co. annual meeting notes at Legion hall

Shareholders of the Mariners Creamery met at the Legion hall where Gordon Olson of Mason City and L Rhoades Palo Alto county fieldman spoke. Directors include Alfren Johnson Alfred McCombs Ralph Graettinger Frank Elsenbast and Myron Fogde. Bonstead is buttermaker with assistants Nissen and Fish. Bookkeeper Leo Hughes and drivers Levdy Torrance Tlauitjens Craven. The Times wishes continued success and notes dairy growth benefits the community.

Farmers Creamery Graettinger Mariners Creamery Legion Hall Gordon Olson Mason City L. Rhoades Fieldman Palo Alto County Empany Times Alfren Johnson Alfred McCombs Ralph Graettinger Frank Elsenbast

Marriages Bring Two Graettinger Families Together

The Graettinger Timess marriage notices celebrate two unions. Miss Gertrude Martinson wed LeRoy Paulsen at the Catholic parsonage with relatives present. Doris Strain and Robert Green married at St Patrick’s rectory, followed by a family breakfast and a southern states trip. Both couples plan western homes and start new lives with broad community goodwill.

Gertrude Martinson Lester Martinson LeRoy Paulsen Jorgen Paulsen Father Hurley Ted" LeDue Doris Strain Estherville Wm. Ralph Strain Webster City Robert Green Elsie Green St. Patrick’s J. J. Keane Mis Ray Montgomery Graottin Rer Green George Robinson Mr. Green Grachtinger

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