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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
2
An examination of the new money bill’s 2 billion stabilization fund and credit expansion aims. Analysts debate whether the plan will restore recovery or trigger a severe crash as gold and exchange rates shift. The administration moves to depreciate the dollar and finance recovery while critics warn of risks.
A National Bureau survey of 22,702,000 cars in 42 state campaigns finds three quarters lack essential safety features such as brakes lights horns steering and tires though no structural failures were found. Brakes were unsafe in about 40 percent signaling urgent repairs and safer driving requires regular overhauls and avoidance of neglectful habits.
Randall Hoffmann of Iowa State College explains a new corn hog adjustment ruling allowing any hog producer to sign for hog reduction payments. Eligibility depends on past production averages and minimum corn acreage with adjustments for litters and market production. Also notes a move of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Price to Timersburg and lease to Mrs Fisher of Algona.
Judge J A Clock ordered Fort Dodge case involving Mrs. Katie Hurley and O G Fessler to allow payment with Home Owners Loan Corporation bonds. Fessler to accept bonds if Hurley gains loan approval within 40 days. ruling aims to spare elderly homeowner eviction.
Bills submitted include freight charges to CORI PRR CORLL PRR and OR BRR totaling 140.82. Payments cover blacksmith work marshall salary labor street lights jump house draying and merchandise. Additional items list ditch work gate valve water mains and water main materials from MeWane Pipe Go and Quaker Outs Co.
A historical note recounts March 1 as a turning point when life insurance showed resilience amid market turmoil. It argues policy loans rose, many turned in policies for cash value, yet the industry remained sound and prepared to aid policyholders, urging readers to study the era’s lessons for security and prosperity.
County agent Randall dete mann outlines how a fiber contract moves after farmer signup, from filling necessary information to transferring to township committees, then to the county agent and back for corrections if needed, with the tabletus overseeing proofing.
Mike Margaret O Connor of this city is reported improving after illness. Herbie Lancaster is living with grandparents Meg and Mrs. W. W. George in the area. Mrs. Margret Jiancaster has pneumonia and is confined at home. Cameron home from Mathere hospital and improving. Geral Stayer returns home from Kimetsburg hospital. John Kitibie underwent an appendicitis operation and his friends hope for a speedy recovery.
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