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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
3
Graettinger Iowa publisher details terms of subscription one year or six months in advance. Advertising rates listed per inch and per word for readers. Includes a 50 cent for thanks notices. Editor B Murriman. Post office second class mail matter.
A daughter recalls her mother as uniquely patient and loving. She notes early devotion to God, steadfast faith, and unselfish care. The piece frames a home filled with harmony and enduring maternal influence guiding the speaker through sorrow.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Europe and movement but lack coherent events or names. No identifiable persons, places, dates, or organizations can be reliably extracted for a valid news card summary.
An Iowa perspective argues against a 2 cent per gallon war tax on gasoline as harmful to motorists and consumers. Cedar Rapids Republican reports Democrats supported a land extension measure for the state capitol, while Republicans reduced the area and Democrats now face political blame for the extension.
The governor warns of enormous annual losses from fires and urges diligent prevention before disasters occur. He stresses that fire logs show how much can be saved if people act with care and avoid negligence or recklessness.
The proclamation sets Friday October 9 1914 as Fire Prevention Day urging public meetings to discuss life and property fire hazards. It calls for individual fire responsibility review of water supply and fire department readiness and a broad appeal to inspect premises and practice utmost fire care.
The plaintiff accuses Zentner of driving past Mrs. Hines at about thirty miles per hour, scaring her horse and causing the buggy to overturn. Mrs. Hines suffered serious injuries and seeks $7,500 in the Gazette report.
The passage emphasizes the vital role of the local newspaper in daily life. It argues readers rely on local papers to stay informed about community events and neighbors, stating that without it people would live in ignorance of local conditions and happenings. It frames newspaper reading as a present necessity.
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