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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
4
A fragmentary local report notes several young men in Dakota taking risks with vehicles, claiming bold moves on engine levers. The text references crossing paths and a disputed order, with phrases suggesting theft and risky behavior during a drive.
A letter laments roaring motors disturbing sick babies and tired mothers in Graettinger. It urges drivers to consider the impact on vulnerable neighbors and to quiet engines at night. It notes drivers are well-meaning but unaware of harm, hoping a considerate friend informs them of consequences.
A torn paragraph notes a heavy weekend with wild weather and a relief from fireworks fears. It mentions ongoing strict limits on selling and using firecrackers and dangerous explosives, praising the ordinance as a needed step.
Christopher visited Grandma. Peterson spent Saturday with Milfred Peterson and Monday night with Bernice Oddson. Baildy Iverson and LeRoy Oddson visited Baiby Peterson Monday. Lawrence Iverson broke Kla Jeg Tuoaday while putting up hoy.
A seven and one half pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Sigerd Sc rats on Monday. Sunday visitors at the Mary Peter son home included Mr and Mrs Oxenr Peterson and Alden Annongon with Norman Tyergon. Ed Peterson and Mrs Peter Peterson and daughter Margaret visited from Forest City and returned Wednesday. Mrs John Iverson and daughter Leona and Mrs Wilson of Dolliver attended a nephew's marriage in Moris Tuinoia and planned to stay until after the Fourth.
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