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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
3
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A reflective note extols gratitude to the benevolent Creator for a year of good crops and favorable prices in the Northwest. It praises merchants’ use of newspaper advertising to reach readers and speaks of optimism despite global disturbances. The piece also mentions local figures and a mix of quirky references.
Sioux City Journal notes farmers may vote on rural route issues over foreign policy and tariffs. Burlington Hawkeye reports Woodbury County officials oppose widow's pensions, arguing county funds already support child institutions. Commentator says pension aim is family unity and warns institutions may close, benefiting county and state.
A Cedar Rapids Republican interpretation lauds Edith Cavell as an English heroine executed by German authorities in Belgium. It notes she nursed wounded soldiers from both sides, helped Belgians escape Brussels, and pinned the Union Jack before being shot, calling her a martyr to humanity. The piece condemns executions in war, especially of women, as infamy.
A critique of sensational focus on a Chicago case of a deformed child and the physician's role, urging attention to local neglected children needing surgery, schooling, and proper upbringing. The piece argues for moral duty over public spectacle and calls for societal effort to aid children at home.
Last Thursday the first operations under the new Wisconsin sterilization law were performed at the state home for feeble minded. Ten male inmates aged 15 to 30 underwent procedures, each lasting about twenty minutes. All were reported doing well the day after, with no additional sterilizations planned until results of these ten cases are known.
In Ramsey townshop, a week ago Thursday, Paul Kuiper died after eating poisonous herbs while working on a tile ditch led by Clarence Paine. Foreman Paul Voshahl and Kuiper ate roots believed medicinal. Voshahl survived and returned to camp, while Kuiper’s body was found en route. Coroner Laird investigates the peculiar case as a manhunt or inquiry unfolds.
An inquest dismissed charges against Voshahl as a set of Ranger boys face a fatal sequence. Four youths died under strange circumstances: one struck by lightning, one kicked by a mule, one suffocated by gas, and another poisoned by wild herbs.
The pro consolidation vote to form a consolidated independent school district including Swea Township east and Harrison west carried by a decisive margin 167 038. The town and country divided evenly on 200 votes outside the incorporation supported the new district. Two forthcoming elections will choose officers and bonds for a new schoolhouse.
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