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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
1
In a rural tale two neighbors diverge in work and life. One tends crops and stock, keeps buildings solid, and his family prospers. The other shirks effort, loses the homestead, and faces neglect until a figure named Equalizer offers aid to nourish and steady the household.
A Thief River Falls Minn Times parable warns that tyranny of wealth redistribution by a powerful Equalizer leads to dependency, diminished labor, and eventual disappearance of people as the government seizes land and income to fund welfare and education. The tale contrasts forced levies with a stateless society.
The Fort Dodge district office announces a social security contact schedule with Emmetsburg courthouse sessions at 10 30 to 12 30 on January 10 and 24 February 7 21 March 6 20 Estherville city mall sessions at 10 30 to 20 on January 16 and 23 February 13 27 March 2 26 Spencer courthouse sessions from 3 30 to 12 30 on January 11 25 February 20 March 7 21.
Fehrman Funeral Home and Ambulance Service phone answer nocturnally listed, Frank Fuhrman Graettinger Iowa supervises district agencies. Religious affiliations include Ethel Lutheran, First Methodist, Wallingford Lutheran, and Manuel Lutheran with pastors Reitz Swedberg Glaser and Colivet. Local organizations feature Graettinger businessmen and Woman's Club activities.
From the Times of January 21 1943 reports bitter cold with temperatures from 14 below to 1.5 below zero, snow and blocked roads, mail delays, and firefighting near Graettinger. Graettinger High boys beat Gillett Grove. girls lost there. A Watson Hall dance January 22 farewell to soldiers. Fire at Leonard Jamsen farm. minor damage. Times staff short. soldiers letters being acknowledged. matinee attendance at Hawkeye reported with stormy evening.
Down Glendale Newhouse, son of Mr and Mrs Alfoad Newhouse, features in a brief Glendale society notice underscoring family ties and local prominence.
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