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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
7
A guide urging parents to select shoes that support growing feet. Emphasizes avoiding coins bunions and broken arches by choosing footwear that follows natural foot contours and strengthens developing arches.
Emmetsburg keeps busy with traveler reports and war era chatter. Residents including Lovie Olson, Mrs John Paulsen, and Miss Florence Herdtin are noted as visiting Estherville and Waterloo, while Gabriel Gabrielsen in France sends word he is well. Local business moves, farm activity, and road trips abound as communities lift spirits and support troops.
Clarence Mollison has bought the standard oil team and accepted a cam setter role in the gravel pit. River side road improvements should make the drive pleasant, then the other roads. Remling offers businessmen of Grachtinger a shock fund and ice cream for support. William Foster, busy with dray work, tends three acres of beans north of town. Joe Swift battles a high fever, sometimes 110, as writers hope for a swift recovery.
Raleigh urges unwavering Allied victory, condemns the Hohenzollern regime, and stresses self government. He extols American resolve in France, warns against political timidity, and calls readers to study county governance amid upcoming state and national issues.
The State Fuel Administration for Iowa issues an order restricting Anthracite coal to dealers north of the Illinois Central line from Dubuque to Sioux City. Allocations accommodate 80 percent of last year’s shipments, with strict penalties and signed declarations required for all domestic users. Deliveries limited by consumer tonnage, timing, and rotation, subject to the Lever Act.
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