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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
2
Abttering Times highlights a feature on a revolutionary paper causing startling effects. The piece discusses researchers, potential applications, and safety considerations, praising the material's promise while noting questions about long term impact.
The Emmetsburg Democrat discusses “Home Loyalty” as more than a vague phrase. It argues true loyalty means supporting community progress, fair competition, and public institutions, while resisting disloyal acts like underhanded price-cutting and selling to neighbors. The piece also critiques European diplomacy, urging U.S. independence in world affairs and a strongerAmerican stance in international matters.
A fragmented historical page slips between jokes about aging and finance. The piece mentions a social ball week and Miss Flora as a central figure, with a flirtatious encounter by a pier glass and a wary escort. The excerpt blends humor with social scenes, referencing diaries, brokers, and a gold standard era.
Fragmentary quotation praises an American administration in Washington and its handling of current events. It compares governance to rains after drought, expressing preference for Roosevelt over previous times. The text suggests confidence in leadership and effectiveness.
A summary of looming national policy shifts as Congress plans a broad program including tax reform tariffs bankruptcy revised veterans benefits and a sweeping banking act to replace fragmented banks with a centralized system. It notes a coming transportation act and stricter securities laws while reflecting on the era’s shift under the New Deal. It also cites Roosevelt’s recent national address and the nation’s debt context.
Data shows 11 people killed in Iowa auto accidents in the first half of 1933, down 21 from the previous year, while 4,498 injured compare with 8,284 in the same period. The piece notes waning driver effectiveness and mentions tribute to former congressman Gilbert N. Haugen, who died at his daughter's home in Northwood. It references public interest in corn alcohol used for gasoline tests and recalls a Kentucky anecdote about whiskey tasting.
Al Smith is awarded an honorary LLD by Harvard College drawing reactions from rivals who call him a Life Long Democrat. An exchange notes past political shifts from Hoover to Roosevelt, while a local builder reports a 28 by 8 foot porch project on the West Side. Rosa Gilbaugh serves as contractor.
The birthday celebration at Mary Ann’s Stile home featured guests from Stile friends and relatives. Arnold Masters and Shirley Masters won prizes, while Mary Ann’s charm and gracious hosting were praised by all attendees.
There will be no Sunday School nor Worship Service due to the pastor's vacation. The Ladys Aid will meet Thursday afternoon with Miz Cameron, Medlames Cameron and Lehigh as hostesses. Rev Cur Hammer, Pastor.
The Norse service begins at 9 o clock with Mr Carl Shaw leading. The W L C Quartet performs at 1 am on August 18 and the pastor preaches at 9 am. Ice cream and church supper served by the Ladies July 29 at Wagner Wilding. The circuit L L convention meets August 25 27 at Rake.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Grachinger Sunday school at 9 45 service at 11 no evening service this Sunday. Country Service at 9 15 Sunday school at 10 15 services follow usual hours sermon title A Treasure Hunt. Rich and poor and inmates invited. Members urged. Evening meetings were halted for hot weather but will resume soon. Write questions meanwhile.
A church report notes hymn contest results and an unexpected Cedar Falls entry during Friday evening meetings. Two men traveled from Cedar Falls to Cedar Falls events, visiting hosts through Sunday. Organizers include Miss Viola Hanson Christine and Viola Hans Lillie Jacobsen and Arnold Henningeen. Bible school dates noted as August 7 to 4th, pastor Rev. James P. Christiansen.
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