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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
4
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Vaccination remarks and local happenings fill South County Line with brief items. Harry Weitzel attends Farmers State Grain Dealers convention in Ft. Dodge. Pres and Mrs H E McGrew of Penn College visit Lathan home. A baby girl born to Ed Gunderson family Sunday. Happy Hour club met at Dunbar school with Mrs Winnemore and Miss Terrell hosting. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Given Johnson and their son, Delair Latham, and Vermilion Grove resident Mrs Ellis visiting daughter Mrs Harold Winnemore and Miss Gertrude Ellis.
Travelers from abroad report no country matches United States telephone service. New York City handles over six thousand calls per day more than all of Great Britain. Boston has twice Paris telephones. Eight states in the forty eight exceed France’s total telephones, all under private ownership in Europe versus public provision.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine has over forty years of success in treating catarrh. It describes an ointment for external application and an internal tonic taken to reduce inflammation via blood flow to mucous membranes. Sold by all druggists Ey-J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Alfred Gray former Academy student and China Inland Mission veteran died January seven in Pocahontas where he served as Presbyterian pastor. Harry Sloat injures foot in wood chopping all week healing. Literary Club met January sixteen at Mrs. Gaunt for an America themed program. Next meet set for January twenty eight at Mrs. Herbert’s home.
Asquith travels from the outside world to Dolores, a noblewoman and accomplished violinist, in a tale of forbidden love. An affair deepens amid music, jealousy, and looming separation as Dolores mourns a lost future while Senor Martinez guides her dramatic fate.
A quirky courtroom exchange shows a witness refusing to speak under imposed limits claiming no statements to make. The dialogue pits a judge against a hesitant Sam amid constraints and a humorous justice tone.
Marshalltown visitors W M Gaunt and P M Herbert dined with the Bowns in Tama Tuesday. A maple tree at the W K Arnold property, over fifty years old, toppled Wednesday after infection weakened its core. Alpheus Shellenbarger and George Dunham felled it with axe and saw drawing a crowd of onlookers.
For sale within LeGrand town limits an improved 100 acre farm is offered along with choice building lots. Interested buyers should contact C. I. Tweet in Marshalltown, Iowa for details.
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