Economic Highlights Warn of Global Arms Trade and Labor Strife
The Graettinger Times surveys rising costs from world war remnants, noting Fortune’s arms and men article, Senate probes into armament firms, and how international buyers fuel a vast guns trade. It also reports a slow moving textile strike that escalates to widespread mill closures and violence, with half a million workers at risk. A safety reminder urges depositing money in insured banks after detailing local robberies and risks.
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Senate
United States
Army
Navy
Fortune
Cargan
Sylvania
L Limited
Arcady
Jeter
King George
Peniyneby
Bartain
Omarket
The Nation Faces a Labor Strike Crisis and Presidential Role
The piece discusses the labor strike crisis with General Johnson labeled as breach of faith by labor. It notes calls for resignation or firing and suggests the President may be the only figure capable of an agreement, with warnings of Federal troops if states act. The tone weighs prestige and risk of bias toward one side.
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Johnson
Church Notes Graettinger Lutheran records and schedules
Prominent notes from Graettinger Lutheran churches cover Sunday services at 11:00 and 9:15 with Sunday school at 10:15 in the country church, plus a promotion day in Sunday schools. The Luther League meets Friday Sept 28 with Miss Viola Hansen hosting, Bible study planned, and a 60th anniversary celebration recalled with greetings from pastors and synod leaders. Relics and pioneer photos featured in the antique corner.
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Pau’s Lutheran Church Graettinger
Luther League
Viola Hansen
Bottom
M. E. Church of
Alan
Faithful Worship Reflections At Zion and Methodist Churches
Pastors urge faithfulness to prayer and worship as sixty six souls fade each minute. Zion Lutheran English service at 8:45 a m next Sunday in the Methodist church ends season, then 2:00 p m services until May 1936. Methodist notes: Conference Sunday means no preaching. Sunday school at 10 a m with class programs led by Mrs. Gardner and Rev. Arthur Bottom overseeing promotion exercises.
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Jess
Communion of Saints
Fellowship of All
Psu
M. Mandsager
Zion Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Otis L. Lang
Methodist Church
Gardner
Arthur Bottom
Ransom Money Confession Link Boosts Lindbergh Case Probe
A long scanned article ties Dr. Condon and Hauptmann to the Lindbergh kidnapping through cash deliveries, ladder material, and handwriting similarities. It notes a drawing of a possible recipient, stock market dealings, witnesses for alibi, and questioned prints from the Lindbergh residence. The piece hints at suppressed evidence and potential accomplices.
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Dr. Condon
New York
Fisch
Uuber
Bronx
Hauptmann
Hove
Linsbergh
Col
Linebergh
Bans
Priory
Hopewell
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Lindberghe
Ion
Drought Relief Push Urges Iowa Farmers to Save Corn Fodder
State drought relief officials urge farmers to cut and store corn fodder and stover to stockpile feed for winter. Authorities warn of limited hay, late rains, and possible shortages across Iowa unless farmers act quickly. Government purchase offers, with prices from 7 to 900 dollars per ton, require a minimum 10 tons.
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Iowa
K. KK
Flown Extension Service
Lnte
Bliss Polite
Ments
Bliss
Mid-West
Lowe
Lowa
Randall Hoffmann
Rail Iletade
Government Purchase PLC
Wuel Sgrower
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Vickers-Armstrong
Krupp
Palo Alto
Montgomery
Emmet
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Graettinger
P. J. Paulsen
Philco
Philcos
Philcob
Hethervilly
Liavik
Mimnanpalle
Chuth
Loat Island
A. Bonstead
The
Aver Go Home Mission Society Eeratental
Namiburger
Bacon
Shanklens
Raettinge Sausage CO
Carl Miller
McCarty
City
Frasta
City Meat Market
Robt
Simonsen
Prop
Roosevelt
Town Public Service Company
Iowa Public Service CO
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