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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
4
The fragment lists varied items from Iowa State College roofing costs to social sayings about charity and neighborly mistakes. It notes gender spending, machine reliability, editorials on a 111 pound baby, and 1920 marriage and home-building figures.
In the Ed Duslin Machine shop, I offer all kinds of tin work and repair. My workshop is prepared to handle repairs and tasks with years of experience. Give me a trial and see the quality first hand.
Waterloo's city council contemplates raising the poll tax from 2.50 to 6.00 dollars per year, marking a significant hike after years at the lower rate. Citizens await formal action and potential budget implications.
Wallingford community news reports Miss Shline Olson leaving for Town City to study nursing at the University. Stella Larson and Oscar Nelson attended the Grand cinema Sunday. James Nelson returned from Grands Meadows and plans to return later this year. Road between here and Estherville is poor after rains and prepared for regraveling. Norris Kasa Post No 667 to host a basket social at M W A Hall on September 21 with vaudeville and music before baskets. Duck hunting season opened with many hunters out. luck varied. Mr and Mrs P S Anderson and daughter Peart move to Estherville residence. their farm will be run by son Cheater. Miss Luella Gilbert returned from Jewell. started at Estherville high school. F T Gilbert expected home soon from Colorado via Denver. Despite storms, American farmers remain eager to stay on the farm.
Severe income cuts hit Latovers and farmers amid riots and strikes. Corn picking may start earlier as husking price discussions range from two to five cents per bushel. Des Moines River rises unexpectedly signaling early spring. Delayed stack threshing noted. Estherville High draws local students Edna Larson Nora Nelson Reuben Strid Bertha Nelson Tennis Strid Victor Morrice Theodore Anderson LeRoy Morrice Velma Kenne Ruby Kasz Myrtle Olson Lillian Beuesh Eileen Exle Rex Inmann Amelia Beuesh Mary Beuesh Verna Schubbe Wendell Helgeson.
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