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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
13
A brief column notes that preventive dental care is rarely discussed compared with tales of toothache or disease caused by neglect. The writer, M. J. Reidy, D D S, emphasizes that preventive care is important even though conversations about it are flat.
Groettinger Market Reports for Thursday July 2 list corn prices with Htteere notes and hogs at 14.10, eggs 26¢, hens and roosters mentioned. The page blends market items with satirical musings on traffic, puzzles, home, war, and aviation, reflecting a light column tone about daily life and prices.
A mosaic of witticisms and sketches on truth, mileage, and domestic foibles. A detective questions a missing cashier amid a tense family row in Ceylon. An anxious wife teases a husband about secrets, while a snappy dialogue hints at mischief and gossip.
Chris Christiansen bought a new touring car from Axelton Motor Company. Mrs. Anna MacDonald and baby visited from last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Paulsen. Mr. MacDonald joined them to Chicago then Colorado Springs to settle. Norman Osher returns from Northwestern College as a June graduate with a Bachelor of Science and plans to begin a four year medical course at Northwestern. Edward Mitchel of Graettinger pursues a similar medical path at Iowa University. The Times notes Graettinger youths succeeding in education.
The Social Home club will meet at Mrs Iver Oppedah s residence on July 10 for an achievement day. The program includes singing the club song, a business session, and a roll call. Featured discuss ion is on bathing clothes by Mae Suss, plus a display of home made and renovated articles and recipes for cookies and doughnuts.
A column mixes a comical shop sign about meat with village notes. Readers learn of travel visits, family news, health, and gatherings in Graettinger and nearby towns, including basin residents from Dickens Iowa to Estherville and Waterloo. The item lists names such as Louise Gravy, T.J. Hurd, J.T. Michael, and Mary M. Ware with many family and social updates.
Mrs. BH Horswell received a message from her mother stating that she, her son, and family escaped without injury in the Santa Barbara earthquake. Horswell's brother runs the citys sole ice cream plant and a confectionery store, with no clear report on damages to the businesses.
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