Local Graettinger News Highlights And Social Notes
Local events include a city forum planned for Tuesday night and visits by residents Mary Margaret Prien, Blanche Young, and Lois Everitt with others traveling to nearby towns. Stores report strong Saturday patronage and a noted Rock Island excursion. Community updates cover auctions, livestock prices, family movements, dances, illnesses, and local house and farm changes.
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V. J. Arnoy
Grachtinger
Storm Juke
Mary Margaret Prien
Timmeraburg
Blanche Young
Charlea City
Young
Mra
L.I. Lewison
Leddy
Wm Ras
Mitchell
Graettinger
Davenport
F Noble
Emmetaburg
Bia
W. MH. Noble
Merklin
Orchentra
Oxcar Olson
the Times
W. Bure
Gradtiinger
Theo
Burg
Malon
Oscar Hauge
Clayton
Minnesota
Mya
Peter Morek
Morek
Mr. Hauge
John ‘Ph Johnson
Jael
White Elephant Booth Seeks Donations For High School Carnival
Women are urged to donate gently used items for a White Elephant booth at the upcoming carnival. The committee asks for old shirts, collars, drasa snaps, and other items, noting doorbell solicitations next Saturday morning and a call for support from all members.
Unsolved Problems and Real Sound Remedies (Continued)
A farmer’s meeting style appeal urges Congress to back three bills aiding farmers finance marketing and monetary reform. It promotes Frasier, Wheeler, and Swank proposals, silver remonetization, and public works funded by government currency rather than bankers’ bonds, contrasting cooperative and capitalist systems and advocating equitable profits for 120 million common people.
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Wels
Drys
Siember
House
Senate
Congress
Farmers’ Union
Frazier
North Dakota
Wheeler Bil
Wheeler
Montana
Sens
F. B. Swank
Oklahoma
House of Representatatives
Edison
New York Times
Ward
United States
Federal Reserve
Tennessee
Mr. Edison
The Deficit Marks a Very Unfavorable Year for Government
The New York Times notes a deficit of 803 million and a 616 million rise in the public debt, with receipts at 3.317 billion and expenditures at 4.22 billion for the year ending June 30. Tax revenue fell across income, corporate, and customs duties, while the economy’s weak performance dampened revenue. Officials warn that higher taxes or drastic economies are needed, though the government remains sound.
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New York Times
Treasury
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J. J. Sullivan
Miar
Emmetshare
Craven
Ohio
Meat Department
Hompsen's Grocery
Enbroidery Club
A. H. Cameron
Embroidery Club
Prazier
Henry Ford
Brotherhood of Man
Christiana
Gallen
Osher Dept
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