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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
8
The Grattinger Times lists John J. Sullivan as publisher and details subscription rates for the year and six months. The notice indicates mail postage and rate terms for periodic delivery and notes the paper’s motto That Makes News Interesting.
A editorial argues the tax crisis demands government restraint not political posturing. It urges cutting waste and unnecessary expense, pruning bureaucracy, and conserving public funds while solving fiscal problems without harming legitimate government functions.
Milic outlines prerequisites for safe milk production in Iowa. Requirements include a healthy herd, careful production and handling, and systematic inspections. Inspection covers cattle supervision, all personnel involved, equipment, product testing, and water supply. The statement aims to clarify prior health guidance and prevent misinterpretation.
The text urges wartime action to employ the unemployed, urging support for local farmers and businesses to boost state production. It promotes coordination between business, farming, and the unemployed, advocates buying local goods, and calls for community action led by the American Legion with committee oversight and farm-factory cooperation.
In spring and summer of 1931 Swen City Herald notes drought and heat decimated crops. Grasshoppers arrived early and ate grain heads and corn silks, leaving little fodder. Some fields yielded hay or late feed, but overall harvest failed and livestock weakened by poor forage. Red Cross aid begins to help starving stock and people.
Examination of children shows defective vision ranks fourth among common defects, with teeth, enlarged tonsils, and adenoids more prevalent. Despite a smaller percentage, vision problems demand serious attention as they can cause lasting harm. Early detection and properly fitted glasses often resolve the issue.
Judy and Cavanaugh announce the marriage of Vyvee Cavanagh, a Ruthven High School teacher, to Richard Kerr of Mort Dodge. The ceremony was July 28 in Morrison Illinois. The bride resigns teaching duties and the couple will reside at 2048 6th Avenue North Mort Dodge. Kerr is with Lie Mille Petroleum Go. atMort Dodge.
A brief note urges timely payment to the printer to avoid delays. The reminder emphasizes settling accounts to ensure continued production and avoid future hindrances to the publication schedule.
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