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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
9
Advice urges readers to assess supply and demand before selling or holding grain. It notes not all efforts to set a daily price gain broad support and suggests consulting a grain dealer for condition signals. Emphasizes personal judgment after gathering facts and avoiding reliance on newspapers for decisions.
Early December Times advertised a Des Moines Register and Graettinger Times bundle with about a dozen free weekly and monthly papers. Priced at 6.75, it ended at Christmas, yielding twelve subscriptions after the deadline. Respondents said they would be pestering to death for extra papers.
Local readers discuss cancelling unwanted papers and magazines. Many realize they are liable for subscription prices if they take mail or post office deliveries. The piece notes how delinquencies can accumulate $10 to $20 on papers not cared for. It mentions learning new facts each year.
The paper thanks nearly a hundred subscribers from Graettinger Wallingford and nearby areas for their warm support in 1927. It notes broad reader coverage from Canada to Florida and from California to Denmark, and reflects on forest, science, and cultural quips while promoting dictionaries and community optimism for the new year.
Rev Axel M Andersen, pastor, reports English worship at St Pauls Lutheran at 2 80 p m with Sunday school at 1 80 p m and Bible study at Chris Christophersen home Wednesdays at 8 00 p m Confirmations at Henry Hansens home Saturday at 10 South Walnut Church offers 10 30 a m morning service in English and a Sunday period at 32 with confirmations at the parsonage Saturday at 2.
The Wallingfort Methodist church announces revival meetings to begin January 26 and run nightly for about two weeks except Mondays. Sunday school at 2, public worship at 3, Holy Communion next Sunday after the sermon, evening service at 7 40. Pastor Rey Ira Childs McNulty A B B D urges all to attend and show love for God and neighbors.
Sunday evening service outlines a Luther League program with Hymn 363 scripture reading and prayer by the president reading by Merle Gradland songs by Ruth and Dorothy Amdsht talks by Mrs Mandsager instrumental solo Serene Myhre readings by Milford Thompson junior choir Bible talk by Rev Mandsager closing remarks and Hymn 62. The text mentions election of officers at this gathering.
The notice lists an annual meeting on January 11 and a teachers meeting next Tuesday evening at Ole Thoreson. It references Sunday services with a sermon titled How you may know if Christ was true based on 1 Cor 1:22-28, urging readiness from Sunday school leaders and L. Aid group.
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