New Automobile Law Provisions Explain Operation Rules
Drivers should study the new automobile law outlining many changes in vehicle operation. The provisions are substantial and affect how motor vehicles are operated on roads.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
14
Drivers should study the new automobile law outlining many changes in vehicle operation. The provisions are substantial and affect how motor vehicles are operated on roads.
The article details a new traffic law requiring autos to have workable brakes and a horn, proper lighting, and regulated exhaust, with drivers to signal intentions when turning. It introduces right of way rules at intersections, specifying who yields depending on approaching directions and stresses safe driving near pedestrians, streetcars, curves, and hills.
Regular meeting of the Wallingford City Council October 6 1919 with D W Cameron presiding. Roll call found Noble Allen Christiansen Peterson Lindsey absent. Minutes Sept 3 read and approved. Bills listed for road work labor welding filling salaries and utilities with payment authorized. Meeting adjourned. Local notes report Miss Palmer Estherville visits and community events at M W A hall and churches.
Mrs H L Hauge shopped in Gracttinger Saturday. Mr and Mrs Nes Matsen and child ren with guests visited the P B Sheffield home Tuesday evening. Mrs Lewis Sandvie operated on at Birney hospital Monday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thorson attended Gracttinger eaters Saturday. Mr and Mrs H H Sandvik and family at Lutheran meeting Ruthven Sunday. Mrs J Shoeffield and daughter with Mrs Walter Matsen spent Thursday at Harry Kelly home. Ass Rachel Holte at Nels Smith home Sunday. Pate Christiansen hauling tile to his farm. Mrs Frank Barrett surprised for her birthday with about 80 guests.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson hosted callers in Graettinger Saturday. Mrs Sam Roseland left for St James Minnesota Thursday, joined by Miss Beulah Sandvik who entertained friends Tuesday night from Ottosen. Mr and Mrs Walter Matsen spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Milo Hausner at Estherville, with teachers spoiled by a movie after a reception was advised to be cut.
In Little Rock Iowa on October 18 a school board dismissed Superintendent H E Bowman by a 3 to 2 vote. Bowman admitted appearing with a revolver during school protests to deter enemies, claiming he wore the gun to defend himself. He plans to appeal to the state superintendent. The board split, with one member later withdrawing.
Bodies of all American soldiers buried in Germany Belgium Italy Great Britain Luxembourg and northern Russia will be sent back to the United States as transportation becomes available. Secretary Baker announced orders to the general staff to manage purchase storage and traffic and to accelerate the process.
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