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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
4
Fourth of July Notes From Quaker Lane
Special correspondent reports residents enjoying Independence Day at local homes and picnics. Gilbert Swenson laid a cement floor in a chicken house while Alice Hawhecker visits A A Piper home. Ruth Piper returned from Scranton and several families spent the holiday at the Will Hoover residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Swenson
Swenson
Alice Hawhecker
Kenneth Piper
A. A. Piper
Ruth Piper
J. W. Holden
Scranton
Clyde Hoover
South County Line Social Round and Visits
Our Special Correspondent Pauline Paxton visits her father Harold Paxton. Guests include Mrs. J. L. Beane and nows of Anya Tow. Sam Hagem of Gaza visits Oliver Rosdale. Neighbors attend Gilman Fourth celebration. Jesse Sloat and sons from Marshalltown were Sunday visitors of Delmar Latham. John Guaré of Ellsworth attended Andrew Swift's funeral at Gilman and visits neighbors. The Builders U S class of Friends church gathered at Latham’s for a surprise social with a double quartet and Victrola hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Paxton
Harold Paxton
J. L. Beane
Anya Tow
Sam. Hagem
Gaza
Oliver Rosdale
Jesse Sloat
John “Guaré
Ellaworth
Andrew Swift
Gilman
U. S
Friends’ Church
Lathan
John Latham
Name Deserves to Live in Memory of Sailors
A century ago in England Samuel Plimsoll faced coffin ships endangering sailors. His book Our Seamen spurred reform, leading to the merchant shipping act. His name lives on in Plimsoll’s Mark, marking safe load limits for ships and humane seafaring laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Samuel Plimsoll
Plimsoll
Bristol
Plimeoul
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Marketing Card
For over 40 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims success in treating catarrh. The product combines an ointment for local relief and an internal medicine to act through the bloodstream, reducing inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
His Wife by No Means- Only Person Disturbed
A physician's life mixes humor and tragedy as demands on time and skill rise. An Angeleno visits Dr. George Martyn seeking cure for snoring, joking that the problem disturbs the entire congregation, not just his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeleno
George Martyn
Los Angeles Times
Family Gatherings Mark Fourth of July Happenings
The Fourth featured guests at LeGrand including Mr and Mrs John Heggins and son John J. from the Hogan home, Mr and Mrs Henry Hanson and children of Chicago, and Fred Bowman. Sunday reunions occurred at Ray Duncan’s home and Tuesday at Rosa Beachout’s. Des Moines visitors Misses Sarah and Mildred Hanson journey toward Washington DC with stops in Chicago to see family. Hazel O Neal of Des Moines and William Brett of Shelby visited Corwin O Neal. Brett heads to Portland Maine for a Business and Professional Women’s Clubs convention July 12 17 with planned St. Lawrence River voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heggins
John J
R. D. Hogan
Henry Hanson
Chicago
Fred Bowman
LeGrand
Ray Duncen
Rosa Beachout
Sarah
Mildred Hanson
Des Moines
Washington,d. C
Hazel O'Neal
William Brett
Shelby
Corwin O'Neal
Portland
Maine
Convention’ of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Kingston
Montreal
St. Lawrence
White Indian Makes Good Chepy in Brockport School
An eleven year old White Indian boy Chepy from the San Blas region in Panama attends Brockport NOY School and has thrived since arriving in the United States less than a year ago. He learned English quickly and has made many friends among Caucasian classmates. Mrs R O Marsh wife of the explorer engineer who discovered the White Indians adopted Chepy and intends to give him the same advantages as her own children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chepy
San Blas
Panama
Brockport
Noy
R. O. Marsh
America
Chepu
Barley From Egypt Proves Value In Western U S
Barley from the Nile delta has shown drought resistance in California and the western United States. Club Mahiout survived an exceptionally dry year while Club Marioni, brought by Dr. Harry V. Harlan, demonstrated resistance to drought in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Egypt
United States
Office of Cereal Investigations
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Nile Delta
Harry V. Harlan
New Zealand Speaks on Colonial Twang in Schools
The article notes widespread commentary on the colonial accent in New Zealand and proposes remedies. Suggestions include exchanging primary school teachers with Britain to expose New Zealand educators to English as spoken in the home country and using gramophone records of English speakers for lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Britain
Melbourne musician awakens to chimelike clock chorus
A young Melbourne musician altered several alarm clocks by filing down their bells to craft a perfect chromatic scale. Each morning he is awakened by a chimelike tune produced by the tuned clocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Shoe Fair in Italy Showcases Global Footwear
At an international shoe fair held in Italy the first of its kind, exhibitors display everything from raw materials to finished products across the footwear industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Japan Enacts Anti Bolshevik Law to Halt Red Propaganda
Japan's Tokion government launches a new anti Bolshevik law aimed at curbing communism. It imposes up to ten years for forming or joining groups seeking to alter the constitution or overturn private property and five years for funding such aims. Officials say cutting funds will curb red movements more effectively. No foreign government has benefited from recognizing Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Red Movement
Red Russia
Merediths Return from Des Moines Visit
Mr and Mrs Lee Meredith returned Monday evening from Des Moines where they spent the Fourth and Sunday with the former's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Meredith
Des Moines
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Alice
Bethel Grove
Ab Gilman
Holland & Holland
Egoa
Crank Bros
Montour
Europe
Marshalltown
Fred Thompson
Silver
Sun
Mon
Lew Cody
Renee Adobee
Elinor Glyn
Brarting
Winter's Garden
W. W. Southwick
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Iowa
Max M. Mills
East Main St
Bhalltown
Simkins & Estel
Marshalstown
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