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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
3
The writer urges settling debts before stopping delivery and warning that failing to pay while stopping a paper could be treated as a felony, carrying punishment similar to other misdemeanors. The piece questions readers about the consequences of nonpayment.
Wisconsin legislature requires a physician's certificate for marriage licenses. Doctors statewide strike refuse exams, claiming law is insufficient. Debate lingers over if new or amended legislation is needed before next session, with strong views on protecting or shaming would-be grooms.
A confused report outlines concerns over franchise rights amid local discussion. Residents, including several women, voiced questions about governance and the scope of authority affecting the magnified town interests.
A critical meditation questions how immorality affects voting rights and political outcomes, asking who counts as a "decent" citizen. It contrasts men and women in cities like Chicago and discusses varied figures from cokes runners to millionaires, arguing that honest living and sincere purpose should balance the franchise.
Lake Park residents will vote in spring on issuing bonds totaling 10000 dollars to fund an electric lighting system. Supported by Geo. T. Betchel & Co of Davenport, Iowa, the proposal would let women vote on this bond question. The Lake Park News urges unity and progress through the project.
The Reporter discusses propositions and fears adverse reports from inspectors. It notes that gas issues, numbering houses, sidewalks, and other improvements must be addressed before delivery can begin, possibly by July first. The town seeks free city delivery and a government post office building, hoping Emmetsburg gains both soon.
Mr Wasser of the Midland Chautauqua company Des Moines spent Saturday in the city inspecting his farm north of town where Rasmus Rasmussen has resided. He spoke informally about chautauquas to local citizens and farmers during his spare time.
Miss Lillian O Rourke spent Sunday at home after visiting relatives in Whittemore.
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