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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
3
Dexter Speedex offers a new power washer with a 4 cycle gas motor and step starter. Features include a turbulator tub, easy start, self lubricating bearings, Ever-bright copper tub, large center drain, and long service from bronze parts. Built for lifetime use by a major American washer maker.
A Graettinger Times editorial condemns excessive legislation and bureaucratic red tape. It argues many laws are tyrannic and illogical, eroding constitutional rights and personal liberty while urging reform to protect initiative and enterprise.
The article argues that funds from licenses, taxes, and bonds have mostly built trunk highways, boosting nearby towns while rural areas lag. It advocates expanding the highway program to improve secondary roads, noting farmers pay a large share of costs but receive little rural construction. A concrete plan suggests improving five to ten miles of secondary roads per mile of trunk highway. Rev. Fremont Paul visited Swen City and Fenton last week.
Mrs. B. shares relief after nine years of stomach gas and nervous tension, with Adlerika helping her sleep and feel better. The ad claims Adlerika acts on both bowels, removes old waste, and improves digestion, promising surprise relief for persistent stomach issues.
An audience watches Burns and Schreck in seven minutes of fierce boxing with both fighters evenly matched. Burns praises Schreck as a skilled slugger, while Schreck jokes about stage roles in a brief, tense exchange before a man-hunt begins.
A fragment notes that he makes his abode nowhere and there is no city mentioned where Tommy Burns is reported to be passing through, leaving the current whereabouts and residence unspecified.
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