05 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
1
The item mentions a public sale notice and a brief weather comment about Wednesday in Dee and Town. It includes an advertisement touting tablets for indigestion and constipation claiming gentle relief and natural function restoration. The ad urges trial for relief and satisfaction.
A compact profile highlights Jas a Nichols as a globe trotter who served six years as a pastor and ten years as an editor. The piece notes travels through Siberia and Russia and references the Trans-Siberia route. It frames a life of varied public roles and distant locales.
Mrs. D Beechout hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for three teachers including Besse Cumelik Carrie Wikoff and Lillian Cornwell who joined their hot homes. Physicians warn isolation helps curb colds and Chamberlains Cough Remedy is suggested to aid recovery from a cold.
Altarena Hyde and Clemons earnestly teach on Thanksgiving Week as Roy Collar recovers from sickness and returns to work. Visitors B Adair and family visited the Sheltenberger home in Buttertville for Thanksgiving. A Letter praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for croupy children and persistent coughs.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's remedies for blood and mucous surfaces. Mentions a National Bank of Commerce Toledo imprint and claims of internal action and testimonials. Lists price at cents and critics as “all Origrists” with vague endorsements.
High School administrator Schutt from Marshalltown toured session Wednesday with a large delegation attending the basketball game Friday evening.
Sealed bids are invited for day labor to supply an engineer for corn shelling and threshing and silo filling or both, plus workers to tend sheller and separator and to haul water with teams supplied by bidder. Board may accept or reject any bids. bids due to secretary by Dec 10, 1919.
Public sale listing details 5 two bay mares aged 3 and 4 years old plus 1 sorrel gelding 3 years old and 1 hack gelding 6 years old. Also 12 head of cattle including cows, 4 yearling heifers, spring calves and a Shorthorn bull. 23 head of hogs including 19 stock hogs and 4 Poland China brood sows. Farm machinery includes grain drier mower sulky plow Hayes planter rods wire cultivators seeders wagons bobsleds surrey harness incubator chicken houses cream separator tables stoves beds and many other items. About 530 bushels white corn in crib and 3 1/2 dozen chickens. Free lunch at noon. Notes: Raymond Caputo auctioneer R. Manship clerk TJ Shoemaker.
The marriage of Miss Mai elder daughter of Herman De Humphrey occurred Wednesday night one mile south of Dilroy. The wedding took place before a large gathering of guests with the bridal party present. The bride wore a gingham garland and a gorgette bodice. Attending were Mrs Amelia Wolken of Gilman and others.
Auctioneer J. R. Manship announces a sale at Dunbar Savings Bank with clerk duties listed for the event. The notice indicates a public auction process under bank oversight and names the involved official as clerk.
The notice invites readers to worship at the church with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching service at 11:00 a.m. led by Reverend Bee. The message emphasizes gathering in the house of the Lord.
The notice invites readers to join Bo Asuna and the church pastor for a meet and worship service at 11 30 PM. The message emphasizes a cordial invitation to participate in worship and fellowship.
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