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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
9
Letter from G. H. Peterson discussed in the Graettinger Times complains about the League in North Dakota with the editor Graettinger Times noting the term funky z. The excerpt reflects local reactions to regional league discussions in February 1923.
The speaker assails the League for socialist tendencies and political maneuvering on party tickets, arguing it failed in governance and citing recall elections. He weighs freight rates, railroads, and the Great Lakes waterway as relief options for farmers, noting limited impact from a two cent wheat freight cut and questioning possible railroad management by farmers.
A clipped note from EB A Taylor discusses a forage farmer’s need to exhaust every mbana of information to gain an informed view of ongoing problems. The missive emphasizes thorough data gathering and careful analysis.
Reports place several residents traveling for business and health. John Pegum went to Estherville at week start. John Mitchell traveled from Fort Dodge to handle business. John O. Jertson, recently in Jordan, Minnesota, stays home awaiting tonsil surgery. M Murphy injured in a fall five weeks ago shows slow improvement and hopes for a change soon. The school board election occurred Monday March 12. Some bootleggers are not wealthy, contradicting a common belief.
A mixed range of items appears for sale at public auction including 18 horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, poultry, and farm machinery, with oddities such as a spavined mare and a “Republican rooster.” The text also covers a corporate act legalizing the Graettinger Tile Works incorporation, followed by a 1928 notice appointing an administrator for Mary M. Briggs’ estate in Palo Alto County Iowa.
Bradley and Vrooman Base and Tinter Paint promises easy spreading and full coverage per gallon. It emphasizes usable tops, minimal waste, bright colors, and strong protection at low cost, appealing for efficient interior painting projects.
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