Economic Highlights From The Graettinger Times
The Graettinger Times discusses long war effects on the global economy. It notes the United States as a major exporter facing reduced postwar demand from England and France, which will rely on credits as their spending outpaces reserves. The piece emphasizes neutral nations' adaptation to a changed world.
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United States
England
France
Europe After War Faces Hunger and Economic Breakup
A bleak view emerges that postwar Europe may descend to barter systems as trade with Germany falters. Neutrals and combatants alike could suffer drastic shortages, with famine risk and a rock-bottom standard of living. Analysts warn of revolutions or government collapse, while US trade shifts inward and wartime orders fade. Roosevelt's potential third term is contested amid Republican uncertainty and possible dark-horse picks.
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Germany
Europe
American Mercury
Henry Alberts Phillips
Pillips
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Roosevelt
Garner
Dewey
Taft
Twenty Years Ago from the Times of 1920 Graettinger Items
A long list of local obituaries, marriages, births, real estate transfers, and community events from the Times. Notable notes include deaths of Martin Knudstein and Kent Oakes, marriages of Herman Herke and Ruby Richardson and Arthur Henningsen and Mabel Osher, train schedule changes, Tile Works improvements, church plans at Milford, and various social visits and business notes.
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Times
Martin Knudstein
Graettinger
Kent Oakes
J. W. Oakes
John Hammil
Ve Moines
Hammil
Dan Resh
Sioux Falls
Sibley
Jensen Auto Co
Floyd Smith
Chevrolet
Vangie Reeves
Republic
Carl Knut Gen
Herman Herke
Ruby Richardson
Emmetsburg
Arthur Henningsen
Mabel Osher
Harold Harrington
Stella Birkland
Iona Pierson
Supt. Grigsby
Margaret George
LeRoy Bartleman
Arlene Myhre
Mabel Anderson
Melvin Johnson
Donald Hendricks
Norman Thoreson
Geneva Gabrielson
Frances Hendricks
Tanner Jacobson
B. Anderson
Moe
David Kaserman
Foster Gill
Terril
Tulsa
Oklahoma
John OQ. Jertson
Antone Johnson
Laverne
Milford
Wiegmann
Thomas Mahan
T. D. Collina
Glenn Michaels
Estherville
Charlie Rose
George
Chamber of Commerce
Grinnell
Chris Jensen
Ed Arnette
Olene Jacobson
Lost Island Ball Park
Albert F. Johnson
Buick
L. B. Osher
Ford
Dr. Nane
A. J. Johnson
Andrew Lampson
Frank Peton
Martin Myhre
Clarence Hanson
Clara Barton
C. Nybert
J. P. Jensen
Farmers Supply Co
P. J. Paulsen
Dan O'Neill
Fort. Dodge
Grachtinger
H. O. Osher
Des Moines
Leland Laughlin
Fort, Sheridan
Ilinois
J. W. Andersen
Andersen
J. E. Hansen
W. C. Foster
Martin Myhte
Dorothy
Serene
Julia McCarty
Emmetsboro
John Paulson
M. ‘I’. Axelton
Bode
Victor Ingvall
Alfred Show
Fort Dodge
Will Higgins
Whittemore
Jog Bigley
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Jack
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George Frick
George Johnson
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Rose Jacobson
Lyle
Minnesota
John O'Connor
LaVerne Johnson
P. G. Johnson
MoKay
George Spoo
P. J. Hession
Lincoln Street
W. T. Kreiger
W. F. Wagan
Nels Bortint
J. J. Kelly
Charles Christianson
Martin Simonson
Ole Wicks
Art Bergum
Walter Petersen
LeMars Theatre
Reeves
Olaf Nison
O. H. Raleigh
Dan Yaberg
Lansing
Michigan
Alfred Skaw
Fort Dodre
Thomas Cullen
J. W. Jackson
John Mahan
Martin Laughlin
Gus Baedke
Terris
Peton
Albert Johnson
Nels Osher
Fred
John Pegum
Wm. Caspire
Carl Thorson
North Dakota
Hans Westergard
Henry Westergard
Ee Service
Raettinge State Bank
Lowa
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D-X
C. L. Torreson Oil CO
Wallingford
R. Heidecker
Karl Nielsen
Torreson Oil
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