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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1932

Page

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Fragmentary Nerworks: Lippmann on Republican policies

A garbled paragraph discusses Walter Lippmann and perceived sincerity and achievements, criticizing Republican actions over ten years. It mentions markets, investments, and monetary policy, and hints at a shift in confidence affecting customers and gold in the United States. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.

Ieara Walter Lippmann Fea Iich United States

Women Drivers and Safety Debate Sparks Traffic Study

A 1981 survey by the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters finds women made up about 7.28 percent of fatal and non fatal automobile accidents among 1 281 400 drivers. Other city reports hint women may drive more cautiously, though opinions vary among traffic officials and judges.

United States United Federal Authoritina National Bureau of Casualty and Storaty Woften Anca Ingur- Police Drivara Iin Don& Mora Amniei Dent Records Condh

Handwritten biblical motif haunts Rockford page

The fragmentary OCR notes quote a dramatic allusion to Daniel, Belshazzar and the handwriting on the wall, with cryptic references to prophetic imagery. The piece hints at a bold display of text and looming judgment across a restless nation.

End of an Era: Profligacy and looming American Bankruptcy

The passage laments fiscal excess and political corruption that drained public finances. It argues ten percent of the population relied on public payrolls while others benefited from contracts and franchises via political money. The author predicts a reckoning for a nation shown to be financially and morally strained, warning that reform or collapse looms unless spending ends.

Wallen Cone Bank of the Nation America

Co operative Movement An Aid To Farmers

Fragmentary text discusses cooperation as aid to farmers, mentioning cotton peas dairy farmers and New York dairy farmers within a 1920s era agricultural context. The readable portion points to cooperative movements helping growers gain markets and improve incomes.

Cooperative movement drives farmers’ gains in cotton trade

A strong cooperative movement, supported by strong organized farmers and southern bankers, expanded co op classing and pricing, lifting farmers toward Memphis price levels. It halted market flooding, boosting bale prices and reducing losses while urging voters to reject increased taxation and government expansion.

Shannon Committee Tnquity Smutl Lawn Memphis Co-Op Altrong Covuntry

The Dangerous Driving Age and Driver Risk

A public safety column notes that drivers under 20 face high accident rates with 39 of 1000 under 20 involved in crashes last year. It cites H B Robison and claims under 20 and 20 to 29 have worse records than average, while 40s show some improvement. insurance rates reflect these trends.

Dpe Notor da H. B. Robinson National Bureau of Casualty & Surety Underwriters Automobile Gra Wually Stack Casualty Companies

MME Calls Halt on Tax Burden for Industry

Charles F Witlluma president of The Western and Southern Life Insurance Co warns tax increases from federal, state, and local governments are choking capital and causing business stagnation. He cites 1912 government costs at 2 billion dollars and 6 percent of national income rising to 12 billion dollars and 22 percent in 1981, with government payrolls and daily earnings diverted to taxes.

Mme Charles F. Witlluma Western and Southern Life Insurance United States

Thieves Find Hidden Money in Newell Hardware Basement

The Fenton Reporter reports burglars cleared the Newell hardware basement of about twenty two dollars in small change and aliver, left in the safe area. Mr Newell hid the money overnight after a previous break in, noting the safe door remained unlocked and burglars had nearly pried the safe open.

Newell Hardware Mr. Newell Newell Fenton

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