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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
2
The Graettinger Times editorial denounces socialist propaganda as foreign financed. It likens social ownership of land and industry to Soviet methods, warns of farm penalties, worker sabotage, and violent enforcement, and urges opposition to ideologies eroding democracy.
Robert Nolan named administrator of the estate of C. M. Nolan, late of Palo Alto County, deceased. Creditors urged to settle debts promptly and file claims with the District Court Clerk authenticated for allowance, per law. Attested by attorney Joseph P. Hand, dated July 6, 1945.
A fragment discusses the American right to elect representatives and the flaws in the system, then pivots to anti communism rhetoric and foreign ideologies. A story about Reverend Oswald Sandbach and a dog at a union service describes the animal entering a church, napping, and leaving at benediction.
Classified lines show corn seeds priced at 1.00 and oats at 5 percent, with soybeans at 2.18 and eggs, heavy springs two pounds and up at 27 cents, hens at all weights, and old Cox items priced at 18 cents. The notation includes various item codes and weights.
No. 10 to 14 outline bail bonds, accident policies, hospital payouts, and road condition help offered by AAA and local merchants. Representatives and participating towns listed, urging only recommended drivers to apply and keep receipts and bonds in personal possession for safety.
Graettinger town council of Palo Alto County will meet July 23 1945 at 8 20 PM at City Hall to hear taxpayers on the proposed expenditures for the year starting April 1 1946. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing.
A nutritionist advises workers to limit heavy pastries and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. She urges honest self assessment of physical output and fool requirements. For those sweating heavily a pinch of salt in water can replace lost salt, while fruit drinks help replace liquids.
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