Graettinger Times Publisher John J. Sullivan Era Greeting Note
The Graettinger Times announces John J. Sullivan as publisher and notes the newspaper is entered at the Graettinger post office as second class mail matter.
21 Oct 1948
Page 1
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1948
Page
1
The Graettinger Times announces John J. Sullivan as publisher and notes the newspaper is entered at the Graettinger post office as second class mail matter.
A civic page contrasts support for free enterprise with calls for controls, praising the New Deal era yet noting changes after 1948 election signals. It critiques Wallace’s progressive bid and urges Democratic loyalty for agriculture. It also lists Civil Service exams for Student Dietitian and Cameraman Platemaker with job details and eligibility.
In the approaching November 2 election the Wallace ticket looms as a debated choice amid a mood of doubt. Henry Wallace is described as tirelessly advocating for agriculture, rallying support though public sentiment remains unsettled.
J J Ruth of York Pennsylvania drove a two cylinder auto across the country. Purchased by his uncle in 1902 for 500 dollars the buggy like vehicle has traveled about 100000 miles. Kirstine Edward two years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Ed gallan is connected to a jar of mixture of chicken feed and wwilk. A 4.4 foot bean stalk on the Bartosh farm near Pocahontas bears 90 tean pods. Joplin Missouri sits in a rich mining district producing lead zinc and coal. Cloves are the dried buds of a myrtle species grown mainly in the East Indies.
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