LeGrand Notices Advertising Rates and Policy
Advertising rates will be made known on application. All advertising remains in until ordered out. sales otherwise arranged.
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
5
Advertising rates will be made known on application. All advertising remains in until ordered out. sales otherwise arranged.
From Our Special Correspondent Mr and Mrs Emmett Rubenbauer spent Sunday at the Irving Rubenbauer home. Mr and Mrs Geo Murphy and family spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Swenson home. Quaker Lane folks who attended Friends Quarterly Meeting in Bangor Saturday include Mr and Mrs Will Hoover Mr and Mrs Clyde Hoover Mr and Mrs Harold Perisho and children and Miss Mary Knudson. Mrs Aldus Dobson visiting in Des Moines with a sister. Mr and Mrs J W Latham visited over Sunday in Oskaloosa. Mrs Sherman Buchanan spent Memorial Day with her parents at Grinnell. Mr and Mrs Geo Mitchem and daughters were Sunday afternoon callers at the Arthur Mitchem home. Miss Eugenia Alden arrived home Wednesday after months in Colorado. Mr and Mrs Delmar Latham and children were Sunday guests at the E H Sharp home near Green Mountain. Mr and Mrs C W Kellogg and son Walter were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Richardson and family near Gilman. Mr and Mrs Portis Trossem and baby of the Rock Valley neighborhood were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lars Carlson. Mr and Mrs W G Sapp and Mrs Mary Mitchem of Marshalltown and Mrs Helen Coppock and little boys of Whittier Calif were callers at the Geo Mitchem home Friday afternoon. A number of old neighbors attended the funeral services of Mrs Clarissa Paxton at her Montour home Monday afternoon Grandma Paxton resided on her farm in the neighborhood many years.
The British protected cruiser Pelorus navigated 2300 miles up the uncharted upper Amazon from Para to Iquitos, anchoring at night to avoid danger. The voyage, the largest of its kind, inspires hopes of opening the interior of South America to commerce and civilization despite river hazards.
A Birmingham Age Herald clipping praises an actor for sinking his identity into a hard drinking role. It notes the part suits him and mentions two years of rehearsals, highlighting the actor's dedication and fit for the character.
The department of health urges residents to drop half a cupful of kerosene into rain barrels to cut mosquito breeding. Mosquitoes proliferate in stagnant water such as roadside pools swamps and backyard puddles, with rain barrels contributing significantly to the city’s mosquito population.
Halifax selected as site for a national monument to Canadians lost at sea in the war. The Bloomfield Cross of Sacrifice type will stand in Point Pleasant Park on an elevated sea facing site.
In a Detroit Free Press excerpt, Cholly Chapps notes yesterday’s visit with Mrs Pepper, joking that the day at the golf club improved morale more than score. He remarks on companionship and a “great day” spent together in a light, affectionate moment.
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