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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1919

Page

3

Government ownership of postal telegraphs debated

A historical critique argues post office operation is a necessary evil with hidden costs. It questions private vs government efficiency, cites Burleson on rising service costs and wages, and notes political influence in public utilities. The piece compares to New York railroads and warns against shifting losses to taxpayers.

Burleson Richard Croker New York Tammany Hall

Towa Plans Americanization Program in Iowa

Plans laid by C. E. Klingaman new state director and Mrs. Max Mayer outline a real Americanization program to be used in Iowa according to local reports. The project centers on education and community integration led by identified local figures.

Iowa C. E. Klingaman Max Mayér

Iowa Aids Americanization Plan In Rural State Effort

A Iowa state committee based in Des Moines outlined plans to push Americanization amid Congress’ new bill. Ashton Clemens leads the group with Mrs. Max Mayer chairing the speakers bureau, while the University Extension Service will direct a state survey and outreach to German and foreign born communities. The effort aims to teach American ideals and reach homes through social and educational programs. A separate South Dakota letter defends daylight saving as beneficial to workers and farmers, arguing hours should adjust to seasons without harming total work time.

Franklin K. Lane Secretary of the Interior United States Yankton South Dakota Joshua Henry Flandrgan Iowa

Tornado Touches Down Near Spencer Causes Minor Damage

A small tornado visited the Spencer locality about a week ago, causing little damage. No injuries are reported, and authorities say the event was brief with limited impact on homes and farms surrounding Spencer.

Spencer Spencer Ilocality

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