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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
3
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South County Line reports a rainbow halo seen on Saturday forenoon. Jeanette Knudson, Penn College student, spent the weekend at home. Geo Iverson family visited the Evertsons in Marshalltown. Alma and Wyonal Rosdale left for Cedar Falls summer school. Rev Pitman and Mrs Pitman of LeGrand visited Kellogg. Harold Paxton returned from the hospital. Bessie Kidd visited Engenia Alden. Dunbar Grain and Stock Co sold their elevator at public auction to a new farmer-led group.
Office of the Clerk of the District Court Marshall County Iowa notices to appear at Marshalltown court house at 9 am on June 20 1922 to prove and probate the written will of Lewis E Harrison deceased. Respondents must show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Clerk Lewis D. Vitek seals the document.
State of Iowa Marshall County District Court Marshalltown will probate notice fixed for June 27 1922 at 9 a m at courthouse Marshalltown Iowa to prove instrument in writing purporting to be last will and testament of Stephen Utley deceased appearance required to show cause why will should not be admitted to probate clerk deputy G W Gilbert serves notice to interested parties
Resolutions condemn federal aid for road building and call for abolishing the Highway Commission, reducing salaries, abolishing mileage and county engineers, and shifting taxes. They urge limits on bonds, electors’ consent for bonds, and tighter controls on state college funds, school books, and tax exemptions. Public and farm interests champion reductions in spending and governance amid broad denunciations of waste and corruption.
Excerpts from correspondence of LeGrand High School alumni dated 1922 reveal messages from E R Bowen in Whittier California Lottie Coulter in Albany Missouri and Lou Corrix in Yakima Washington. They discuss attendance at reunions dues and ongoing alumni support amid busy schedules and high salaries. Continued on page five.
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