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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
4
CORWIN G NEAL editor and manager announces rates for one year six months and three months at LaGrand. The notice appears as a second-class matter with mailing details.
Our Special Correspondent Mrs. Geo. Schuyler entertained the Priscilla Circle Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alden hosted fifty or more guests, including Priscilla Circle members and husbands, at the Alden Dobson home for a 6:30 dinner Friday evening. The occasion was a farewell for Mr. Be. Guests enjoyed music and games in a social finale.
East LeGrand local news records numerous Sunday visits among Montour and Garwin families including Mrs. Everett Yetley and Miss Maude McNairy. A Ladies Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs. Irving Rubenhauer's home features a clothing talk by Miss Minturn. The Q L Club met with Mrs. A A Piper for sewing carpet rags. continuous social updates across area households.
The medicine offers a local ointment to quickly relieve from catarrh and an internal tonic that acts on the blood to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. FJL Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Alvin Adsir earns his second class badge as Bob Whites gain a new patrol flag. Patrol 1 is named Eagle patrol. A Scoutmaster letter was read at the last meeting after a Saturday hike with suppers. Donald Tarvestad stood out for not enjoying his meal while the dog did. A contest pits patrols to reach 100 percent second class status, with the two lowest finishers providing a feed for all.
Radio fans heard Mabel Lunde of Quarry appear on WGN Chicago programs last night, with her poem Sell Me a Dream read to Marshalltown listeners. The 28 year old former LeGrand teacher, now living in Marshalltown, toured hospitals during WWI era government work and plans a book while her identity as Lun Dee remained a mystery.
A fragment highlights a quarrelsome mood sparked by Jones who constantly offers ill timed cheerfulness. The piece shifts to describe two islands named Isle of Pines, one a French penal colony near New Caledonia and the other a Cuban vacation spot famed for grapefruits, with a brief history from piracy to Spanish rule and American cotton.
The jailer taunts the constable about securing a culprit with firm confidence and a hint of danger. The exchange hints at a crime plot and the tension of pursuit without revealing details.
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