One Year Six Months Three Months Pomme Far Tale
A garbled fragment notes a punishment or sentence of one year and six months plus three months with references to Pomme Far or Bice Wee and an eatered event at LeGrand pani second-class ruatier.
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
4
A garbled fragment notes a punishment or sentence of one year and six months plus three months with references to Pomme Far or Bice Wee and an eatered event at LeGrand pani second-class ruatier.
South County line reports Dunbar school students invited Louis Everett and Virginia Dunham to a Friday party at the school building on January 9 as they prepared to move to LeGrand. Priscilla ladies hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Geo Wall at the Smith home on January 14 with lunch and a gift of silver knives and forks.
East LeGrand reports from a special correspondent noting Mr. and Mrs. Louie Holmes of Bear Potter and Harry and Nellie Miles visiting the Thos. Miles home. Cleo Leech and family had Sunday dinner with Mrs. Wm. Hohnlein in LeGrand. Jack McCoy delivered hogs for Montour. Gretchen Hines was absent from college due to vaccination. Thomal Nodland from Minnesota visited Gus Nodland’s home. Geo. Moore and family spent Sunday with Harry Larson. Miles had dental work in Tame. Gus Nodland and Virginia joined Blisworth, Squiers, and Harry Larson at T. M. Squiers’ home in Carlton township.
The Isaac Walton League held a regular meeting in the Sawyer building on Monday night with a large turnout. Officers elected for 1925 include President Walter Reed and Vice President J R Manship, Secretary Lloyd Omundson, Treasurer Carl Kabuda, and directors R L Pemberton Thorvald Thompson and Magnus Holland. The group, now with forty three paid members, voted $10 toward a grazing grounds fund for elk starving at Jacksons Hole Wyoming.
More than 125 attended a joint installation at the lodge rooms with Mrs. H. E. Gibson acting as installing officer and Mrs. Geo. Keen as installing marshal. Officers for Polar Star Lodge A. F. & A. M. and LeGrand Chapter O. E. S. inducted included Worthy Matron Mrs. RB Hogan and W. M. John R. Manship, with R. D. Hogan as installing marshal. Dainty refreshments followed. guests included Mrs. G. W. Renbarger and Mrs. Wilbur Renbarger of Lamoille.
The piece argues President Coolidge won broad support by resisting costly bills amid pressure from powerful groups. It warns that both major parties must embrace economy and tax cuts or risk trouble in 1928, citing rising taxes per capita and sharp funding rises for state, farmer, and railroad sectors.
A Malaysian schoolgirl crafts a playful line about masculine spluster and bore while another student attempts to coin a phrase with "appe alte" and ends up writing a phrase about a wife and the upset of her husband. The transcript captures quirky classroom humor and linguistic mishaps.
For over four decades Halls Catarrh Medicine has been marketed for catarrh treatment. Ball’s Catarrh Medicine includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic claiming to act through the bloodstream to reduce mucous inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Probate notice from the Clerk of the District Court Marshall County Iowa requires all to appear at the courthouse in Marshalltown on February 9 1925 at 9 a.m. to prove and probate the last will of Flora I Pile deceased. Filing and proof procedures are noted with the clerk’s official seal and date January 15 1925.
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