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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1934

Page

8

Graininger Visitor Reports National Labor Strife

A Graettinger visitor named Sullivan from The Paper That Makes News travels from the Pacific coast through Montana and the Dakotas to Iowa. He notes terrible conditions in the Midwest, improving conditions on the West Coast, widespread labor unrest and violence in eastern cities, and a large unemployed army moving east.

Aplesitian Pacific Coast Montana Dakotas Towa West Minneapolis Graettinger United States

Mulroney Seeks Democratic Nomination For State Representative

E V Mulroney urges voters in a statement to back his bid for State Representative on the Democratic ticket. He argues local concerns have been eclipsed by outside influence and big corporations while taxes and tax policy spark debate. He notes his lack of legislative experience but says he can see the real issues and earn public trust.

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Real estate tax reform debate moves Iowa to lobby

E V Mulroney argues for a constitutional amendment to tax real estate at one percent of assessed value with graduated rates for multiple farms. He warns against corporate land control, urges unity among farmers, merchants, and professionals, and backs Roosevelt while calling for local lobbying to influence state law.

Annual Meeting of Palo Alto Red Cross Chapter

The Palo Alto County American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at the High School on Wednesday June 6 at 2 30 p m. All members are urged to attend.

Palo Alto County The American Red Cross

Birthday Poem Line Refined From Old Verse

A reader note presents a playful version of the traditional nursery rhyme about the days of the week and the Sabbath born child. The text hints at a printed verse about weekday attributes, ending with praise for the Sabbath child as bonny and good.

Keeney Seeks Voters Backing for State Representative

Dr. G H Keeney appeals to Palo Alto County voters to elect him as State Representative on June 4 pledging to work for fair taxes based on ability to pay and to pursue laws benefiting the people. He stresses bipartisan cooperation, continuous support, and a square deal for residents, promising ongoing advocacy beyond legislative sessions.

Roosevelt Palo Alto Palo Alto County Geo. H. Keenly

City Barber Shop Best of service and workmanship

City barber shop offers bath equipment pad and specializes in ladies and children's work. Patronage appreciated by proprietor Martin Myhre.

Bath Martin Myhre

Bartleman's Barber Shop and More at Price Hotel

Bartleman Bros. operate a barber shop offering ladies, gents, and children's work with modern equipment and experienced men. Located in the Price Hotel and Cafe building, they also run billiards and bowling with soft drinks, candies, tobaccos, and cigars. Town trustice P.J. McCarty and A.J. Duka oversee. Real estate, insurance, and collections services advertised. Non-resident property care noted.

Bartleman's Price Hotel & Cafe Bartleman Bros A. J. Duka Prup J. McCarty Gruettinger Town Trustice of the Peace

Shipping Association Calls Members to Stand Strong

The Grachtingel Co operative Live Stock Shipping Association led by W. L. O'Connor urges farmers to support their organization and not let outsiders run the business. The group meets on the second Wednesday of March May July September November and January, with contact numbers Yard 156 Day 190 Night 64.

City Meat Market Promises Fresh Groceries and Best Prices

City Meat Market advertises a large stock of fresh and cured meats, hams and bacon at low, consistent prices. The shop offers cream, milk, bread, fruit and vegetables, inviting Sunday dinner specials and patronage from customers in Graettinger, Iowa, under proprietor Robt. Simonsen.

City City Maat Robt. Simonsen Graettinger Towa

Farm equipment sale listing with numerous units offered

A catalog of farm gear including used 2 row corn picker, 2 row Sattley Cultivator, 1 Tower cultivator, 2 bottom tractor gang plows, several feed mills, 8 horns drawn gang plows, gas engines, 8 cream separators, 24x42 Rumley thresher, 82x56 Nicolas & Sheppburn thresher, 1 cookstove, 8 ft holel drawn grain binders, 1 Deering mower, 8 manure spreaders, 4 cream separators, 2 low wood wheel wagons, Hammer Mill, Deere grain elevator, hay rake, fitter carrier, 2 easy cushion tractor seats.

Rumley Nicolas &Shepburn Thresh

Donton Seeks Re nomination in Palo Alto County Primary

P H Donton longtime Palo Alto County representative and Graettinger resident for over 60 years announces re nomination in the upcoming primary. Former cashier at First National Graettinger and banker at Emmetsburg, he also served in the revenue department and as Ermmersburg postmaster, county superintendent, and other local posts. He urges voters to hear all candidates from the Times to compare positions on state legislative issues.

P. H. Doniot Palo Alto Graetlinger Donton P. H Graettinger Jost Island First National Bank M. L. Brown Bank Emmetsburg Revenue Department Ermmersburg Donlon the Times Palo Alta Office of Representative

Luse Attacks Sales Tax and Proposes Reforms at Graettinger

The burg Chamber of Commerce missed an opportunity as six Democratic primary candidates did not all submit views. Mr Luse promoted a repeal of the nuisance sales tax and reduction of property taxes to one percent, while proposing income and inheritance taxes though recent actions enacted them. He urged replacing revenues with a sales tax projected at about twenty million yearly, noting three million would fund poor relief to match federal aid. He criticized lobbyists and proposed buying them out of the capitol.

Burg Luse

Appointment of Administrator in Palo Alto County Iowa

Notice of appointment of J. A. Spies as Administrator of the estate of Mia J. Zit terick, deceased of Palo Alto County. Creditors must file claims with the Clerk of the Court and debtors pay immediately. Attorneys Kelly & Kelly represent the administrator. dated May 25, 1934.

State OF Iowa Palo Alto County Mia J. DB Zitterick J. A. Spies Kelly & Kelly

Olene Jacobson D Y M Veterinarian Contact Details

Olene Jacobson listed as D Y M veterinarian with office telephone number 1 on 100 and residence telephone number 2 on 100. Address appears as GRABTTINGER 10WA.

Olene Jacobson Residence Grabttinger

Lobbying and lobbyists voiced in Des Moines election appeal

P.T. Donlon argues for voter awareness of lobbying in state politics, noting everyday citizens and groups may appear to influence legislation. He recounts lobbying by Mr Luse and calls for registry badges for lobbyists, urging voters to decide on his re election.

Webster Board of Supervisors State Towa State House Farm Bureau Farmers Union Holiday Association Miners Teachers Barbers Doctora Bankers Des Moines Graettinger Luse

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