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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
8
The Graettinger Times, published by John J Sullivan, is featured as a local newspaper described as the paper that makes news interesting. The text appears as a post office log note mentioning second class mail matter and placement in Graettinger.
A national campaign led by the American Legion urges business and the public to put men back to work. The piece argues success depends on banks expanding credit, government support, and broad private investment, stressing the need to restore purchasing power through employment and production. It highlights the role of Federal Reserve policy and warns against further low mood.
The Iowa State Department of Health notes that a physician can infer lifestyle from arterial health. Examining the heart and kidneys adds to the doctor’s understanding of the patient. The piece asserts the desire to stay youthful is natural, but old age follows youth within limits.
Melvin A. Traylor president of the First National Bank of Chicago told the International Chamber of Commerce in Washington that public expenditures have surged since 1913, calling for restraint in government debt formation and a reform of the tax system. He warned federal aid programs risk bribery, political log rolling, and fiscal unit impoverishment if not checked, urging tighter budgeting and tax machinery reform.
Old farmers recall flax as a major crop in Towa when the land was virgin soil. They believed yields declined after years, with flax wilt blamed for losses from infected seed. Modern pathologists report wilt resistant varieties, supporting flax as a potential staple again alongside oats and barley.
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