Classified Ad Terms At LeGrand Post Office
Advertising rates will be made known on application. All advertising remains in until ordered out unless otherwise arranged.
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
3
Advertising rates will be made known on application. All advertising remains in until ordered out unless otherwise arranged.
Carlton items from our special correspondent note a baby girl born December 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Richards. Various visits and travels are mentioned including Miss Daisy Hofer with Miss Mildred Richards, Rev and Mrs Carl Helser and daughters, and others in Marshall. Ross Richards and Lois Cooper with friends. gatherings with Mrs Chas Dobson and Mrs Chas Richards. and a visit from Mr and Mrs Forest Ambler with families.
Former resident Lupia Pavtson writes from Looking Glass Valley near Roseburg Oregon detailing farm life on a 91 acre ranch seven miles west of Roseburg. She describes crops livestock including forty sheep two horses a cow and seventy chickens. She notes family updates including Raymond in California and Mildred at home, local schooling, church life, and nearby Looking Glass. She mentions frost, harvest work, and a run to the coast range as part of daily life while awaiting Retta and Loren to visit.
Marshall town caller Carney Johnson spoke Tuesday. Arthur Roseland shipped a car for cattle to Chicago Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chas Kassell and children visited Collins relatives over the weekend. Clarence Peterson of Marshalltown and family visited Harry Weitrell home Sunday. Jelmar Gunderson moved into west edge property Thursday. Kuute Thorval and Carney Thompson of LeGrand assisted Jelmar Gunderson in remodeling his house. Hazel Bryngelson of Marshalltown spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mrs Blanche Emley returned home intending to stay but became ill and was cared for by her daughter at the Plummer home. she was taken back Wednesday evening.
W. G. Arnold from Rockwell City visited at his mother Mrs Chrissie Arnold's home during the first day of the week.
Figures from the National Industrial Conference Board show total taxes in 1924 at 7.907 billion across federal state and local levels. Federal taxes fell by 125 million while state and local taxes rose 119 and 147 million respectively, making the overall burden grow and underscoring the need for local relief as federal cuts alone cannot offset rising local levies.
T. G. Gibson of Butlerville made a business call at LeGrand Monday. The item invites readers to send the Reporter as a Christmas present to students away at school, offering a six month subscription for 7 cents.
Week end excursion fares via the M. and St. L. Ry offered at one fare plus 25 cents for all trains on Fridays and Saturdays and for trains leaving selling stations before 10:00 a.m. Sundays. Final return limit to depart destination the ice of following Monday. Rates apply between all points on the M. and St. L. Ry. Half fare for children ages 5 to 12. Minimum adult fare 50 cents. See agent at Dillon for full particulars.
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