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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1924

Page

3

Nearly Half of Voters Do Not Vote in Presidential Elections

National Capital report surveys Simon Michelet finds that about 25.7 million stay at home in 1920, with 26.7 million votes cast for president. He notes disqualified citizens and aliens reduce turnout. regional patterns show the West North Central region posting the best turnout efficiency while New England lags. Kentucky and Delaware show high stay-at-home rates per 100 votes.

Ashington United States Simon Michelet Washington Minneapolis Nelson Minnesota Air Michelet Kentucky Cox Harding Delaware Indiana Mississippi Valley Alidile West Ohio Twinneis Michigan Wisconsin Middle Atlantic New York New Jersey Pennsylvania West North’ Central Iowa Missouri North South Dakota Nebraska Kansas New England

McNary Clarke Bill Promises Forest Growth Drive

The House passed a bill authorizing the Agriculture Secretary to coordinate with state and private agencies to establish forest protection systems and reforestation efforts. It calls for annual federal and state funding, seed distribution, woodlot programs, and expansion toward eighty one million acres of idle land for timber production, per Charles L Pack of the American Tree Association.

McNary-Clarke House Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of Agrifor National’ Forests Department Charles. L., Pack The American ‘Trée. Association

Arts convention links beauty with business in nation

The American Federation of Arts draws 300 delegates from across the U S and Canada. John M Glenn argues for practical art in industry urging better design for chairs and jewelry. The federation has funded over a million dollars in free art exhibits nationwide to bring culture to ordinary people.

Washington American Federation of Arts Union Canada John M. Glenn Ninois Manufacturers’ Association John Glenn Dinols Manufacturers’ Association Dlinois Chicago

Saving Whitefish Through Artificial Propagation Efforts

The United States Bureau of Fisheries reports a large annual whitefish catch and outlines spawning habits in Lake Erie. Eggs are collected from commercial catches for hatchery propagation, with strict care to protect delicate eggs during handling and incubation.

Uncle Sam America Great Lakes United States Bureau of Fisheries Bureau of Fisheries Lake Erie Sam

Tailored Suits and Frocks Shape Spring for Little Girls

Julia Bottomley notes a wide range of tailored styles for young girls, from two piece satin suits to crepe versions and box coats. News highlights include color variety beige tan brown green and blue, satin two piece suits, narrow silk braid adornments and cross stitch embroidery on light dresses. Local readers learn at home sewing tips, professional guidance, and the season's formal and semi formal options.

Fragmented Patrol Dispatches From The Sharples Work

A jagged OCR fragment mentions a dangerous setup with a loose wire hanging into the street and someone warning about touching it. It references Philadelphia and a girl named Lou with a note about brains, plus stray names and phrases.

Record of a Boa Constrictor in Porto Rico

A cabled note reports a boa constrictor noted in Porto Rico as a type of snake of interest. The brief item records the species with minimal detail and places the sighting within the territory.

Porto Rico Tyne Sery Capo

Crop measures inch toward stability

A terse notice from the United States Department of Agriculture describes new crop measures aimed at stabilizing markets. The report notes recent developments and potential impacts on production and prices, reflecting government efforts to support farmers amid uncertain conditions.

United States Agriculture

Insect Beauty Marks Quiet Social Scene

Fragmentary text reflects a playful exchange about decorum and insect imagery, noting restraint in admiring beauty. The line hints at a social setting where speakers discuss propriety and whimsy with light humor.

Swamp-Root Ad Claims Pure Kidney Liver Relief

Advertises Swamp-Root as a pure vegetable medicine for kidney liver and bladder relief. Claims scientific compounding, no stimulant, taken in teaspoonful doses. Mentions Kilmer Co Boston and Binghamton sample bottle when writing this paper.

To Grow Eucalyptus Trees in Asheville Areas

A fragmented note discusses eucalyptus culture noting the species’ winter survivability in Asheville North Carolina. It mentions planting on slopes and native trees with establishment challenges and the potential use of eucalyptus alongside other species.

Asheville N. C

Snail Carrier Pitches Cheap Home Moving Hack

A quirky column notes a cost saving idea about moving a house around on four wheels. The snippet jokes that the plan is cheaper than paying rent and asks why not pursue the lightweight option.

After 31 the prime of life is not a fact but fear

The piece argues that age 31 marks a decline in vitality and earning power, citing life tables and health myths. It warns against stimulants and caffeinated drinks, promotes Postum as a healthier alternative, and offers a free week of Postum with guidance from Carrie Blanchard.

United States Carrie Blancharé

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SHARPLES SEPARATOR COM. _PANY Sharples Allsteel Julia Bottomley Western Newaperer Dnion Sharples Philadelphia Lou U.S Postew Creeat Co., Inc Battle Creek Mich Postam Nic
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