Graettinger area notes Easter visits and local events
Local residents share Easter visits with families in Amersburg and Spencer while Graettinger schools host concerts and auctions. Community members attend events, shop, and attend gatherings as illness and weather affect plans. A White Elephant booth at the school carnival seeks donations, urging reader support for April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L Arney
Grachtinger
Storm Lake
Mina Mary Margaret Price
Amersburg
Misa Blanche Young
Charles Guy
R. Youngs Mir
L.E. Lewisen
Tody
Wm Rartmunsen
Misk
Tock Island
Barbara Thorson
Graettinger
St. Olaf
M. N. Jacobsen
Wallingford
Auetiancer Grodland
Tammoers- Wool Farm
Osgood
Timor
KE. J. Mitchell
Davenport
Mission Society Meeting At Mrs Rasgmussen Home
The First Lutheran Mission Society will meet at Mrs William Rasgmussen's home on Tuesday April hth. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. Members of the Embroidery Club were entertained by Mrs A H Cameron at her home Tuesday afternoon with social time and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Thiametsburg
W. TH. Noble
Thig Place
Wilmilton
Maude
J. Tyerson
Anne
Will
Trene Westergard
Bronx
Mertlin
Country Club Orchestra
Oxear Olson
Times
W. Borg
East of Graettinger
Buri
Mrao Dave Murray
A. G. Werle
Petersen
Johnson Farm
Thea Roelefeland River Bridge
Thomas McDonald
A. H. Cameron
Embroidery Club
Unsolved Problems And Real Sound Remedies
A speaker appeals to farmers and the public to back a three bill package supporting farm finance and monetary reform. He frames Congress as hostage to international bankers, urges mass letters to lawmakers, and contrasts cooperative and capitalistic systems. He cites Frazier Wheeler and Swank bills, promotes silver remonetization, and calls for public works jobs funded by non-interest money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Farmers’ “Union
Frazier
North Dakota
Permon
International
Frazier’s
Wheeler
Montana
F. B. Swank
Oklahoma
House of Representatatives
Booth
Huison
New York Times
Ford
United States
Federal Reserve
Tennessee
Edison
For Sale Geese Eggs Four for Fifty Cents
Classified note offering four geese eggs for 50 cents with contact code O 40 to call.
Deficit and debt rise mark government year of losses
The June 30 fiscal year closed with a 903 million dollar deficit and a 616 million dollar rise in outstanding public debt. Receipts fell 861 million from 1980 while expenditures grew by 226 million beyond last year’s surplus. Revenue from income tax and duties dropped as the economy weakened.
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New York Times
Treasury
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