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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
2
Dan W. Turner of Corning running for Iowa governor told Palo Alto county voters at Emmetsburg court house that he opposed continuing current expenditures. He urged an economy regime to reduce taxes and cited the state millage history as evidence of potential savings.
A gubernatorial candidate argues against a ten mill state millage hike, noting a 50 percent rise over ten years. He urges the governor to appoint expenditure‑minded department heads and pursue widespread cost cuts. Aimed at national and local impact, he pledges businesslike economy and reduced expenses if elected.
Iowa State College extension expert W D Termohien explains that washing eggs removes the bloom, causes moisture loss, and increases spoilage risk. He warns washed eggs turn brittle to storage, become prone to bacteria and mold, and lose interior quality faster. Prevention lies in clean houses and nests rather than washing dirty eggs.
Readers note a suggestion to use a Mr Termohlen for poultry care amid muddy weather. The tip emphasizes keeping hens indoors during storms and collecting eggs regularly to maintain flock productivity.
The farmer receives a greater portion of the consumer food dollar from dairy products than any other crop. Milk and cream checks arrive regularly, providing steady income year round, unlike grain or beef. A butter price drop recently reduced dairy revenue, but increased butter consumption could restore market stability.
Graettinger baseball game noted with a 19 to 4 win at Ruthven on April 21 as students attended. Sophomore English class finishes Julius Caesar and prepares to resume with Kort Spies. Hamilton College of Commerce president visits. booklets due and discussed. April brings spring, Easter on April 20, and freshmen showcase a strong program.
The April 18 school assembly drew many visitors including alumni back for Easter. Alvin Johnson, class of 1927, will teach in Walnut Township while continuing studies at Spencer. Juniors and sophomores chose next year’s subjects, with history and English leading.
A high school program was followed by a short talk from Mr. Hamilton, president of the Hamilton College of Commerce at Mason City, on Choosing a Career He offered useful business world facts and earned praise from Eurth Gardner and other students who hope he returns for another visit.
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