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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
8
The piece lampoons federal inquiries into the printing trade at Grasttin where inspectors probe the work in composing rooms. It notes a long questionnaire on odors, linotype pots, spigots, window shades, and other details, arguing the motive is bureaucratic drag rather than needed facts.
A garbled local page covers mundane observations and society notes. It includes community remarks on public life, a lengthy high school senior banquet description, and church women’s group calendars with names, dates, and social details from Palo Alto County.
A bowling tournament was held Monday evening at the Seedy alley with eight players advancing through rounds. Art Hanson won with Carl Drake second after rounds featuring scores such as Jacobs en 225 and Hansen 188. Another tournament will be held next Monday evening.
Nofstead notified dance managers that no more Sunday night dances will be permitted in the county. He acts on complaints from pastors under a state law prohibiting Sunday dances. The ruling affects summer events at Lost Island and Silver Lake.
The Paylaen family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and help during the illness and death of our beloved wife mother and sister. Carl Paylaen and children express gratitude for support.
Advertises guaranteed evergreen varieties for windbreaks and ornamentals. Claims lowest prices, superior roots, and nursery grown status. Promises latest price lists for evergreens, fruits, and Adubs.
The report notes a man, newly remarried after last fall, whose first wife who helped paint the Grachtinger water tank killed herself two years earlier. Soon after his second marriage he bought a Buick roadster, then an eleven year old girl darted into traffic as he drove along the street.
A woman died after stepping into the path of a hover driven car during an ascent. Mr. Tuttle, who has operated the vehicle, says the accident has left him unnerved and he will not drive again.
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