Graettinger Times Publisher Notice
The Graettinger Times John J Sullivan publisher information shows mailing at the post office in Graettinger Iowa as a second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
3
The Graettinger Times John J Sullivan publisher information shows mailing at the post office in Graettinger Iowa as a second class mail matter.
C H Raleigh of Graettinger IA challenges the Emmetsburg Reporter over the gasoline tax. The Reporter replied and Raleigh issued another statement dated November 21, 1923, noting his remarks and urging continued discussion on the tax issue.
A reader defends abolishing the automobile tax in favor of a gasoline levy, arguing taxation should be fair and adaptable. The piece critiques road funding inequities, questions eight cent per gallon estimates, and urges seasoned legislators to offer sound solutions without upheaval.
The American Wheat Growers Associated and state associations plan to market coarse grains on a commission basis through their Minneapolis office. The merger with state groups enables selling members crops via the sales agency, with non profit operation and profits returning to producers. Coarse grains billed to the association will be sold at the best price, car by car, at 400 Corn Exchange Minneapolis.
A convention of the American Federation of Labor voted by a large margin against forming a separate Labor party. The piece notes the American public’s interest in national unity and praises the federation’s stance as serving the public. Also touches on assorted observations about politics, farming, labor, and societal quirks.
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