Groottin ger Post Office Adopts Sub Rates
Notice from Groottin ger Ia post office stating subscription rates for one year and six months with a publication date November 12 1925 and indicating no second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
19
Notice from Groottin ger Ia post office stating subscription rates for one year and six months with a publication date November 12 1925 and indicating no second class mail matter.
A mosaic of wry observations and jokes from a bygone column. Notes on cars, humor about bankers and wealth, hints at war memories, and playful lines about hay curing, radio wind performance, and a seven story New York building. Includes economics jokes and daily life sketches.
A jumble of newspaper snippets notes a mysterious undersea plateau near Spain, a Georgia fried chicken method with two chickens, a wife killing a husband by mistake, rising interest in polar reach and survival, evolving “sidebitrns,” anteaters fond of sugar, and a worried eastern college professor predicting food shortages in 2025 amid talk of gold shipments and public reactions.
Classifieds list goods and services including feed for sale by Farmers Grain Co and an ad for a pair of African geese from Mrs. M. R. Bradley dated 11-5-2. A separate rental notice offers a house and three lots through Farmers and Merchants State Bank. A quip notes a trombone player must be both musician and distance judge.
Fragmentary text notes a man with flowers in hair and a loud voice on the phone, a short stature and a wife choosing his clothing, plus mentions of a Washington woman condemning phone music as immoral. It also references Chinese political agitation linked to ancient customs and early Sovietism.
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