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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
3
Advertising rates will be made known upon application. All advertising remains in until ordered out unless otherwise arranged. CORWIN O'NEAL editor manager CHARLES O'NEAL assistant editor EARL O'NEAL foreman job dept. Pushsem Favar oy Eace Warr.
Mrs West visits daughter Mrs Walter Hoover. Gardens damaged by hail Saturday. Mr and Mrs R Piper and family visit Geo Keen. Mrs Purdy Sanders and two children spend Wednesday at Harold Perisho. Piper and Knudson haul passengers to Marshalltown after flood halted train to Quarry. Lame Back Relieved by Chamberlain Liniment. For sale by all dealers.
From Our Special Correspondent Mrs. P Alden was sick with pleurisy last week. Miss Marion Mills helps Mrs. Helen Latham. Geo Mitchem hauling cement staves for a new silo. A Tama dressmaker sewed for Mrs. Dora Mitchem. Misses Anna Prescott and Mary Gunderson attended The Birth of a Nation in Marshalltown last Friday. Mrs. Fred Walker and son Clare of Rhodes visited the Aldens early this week. No. 6 school closed Friday with a picnic. Minnie Nodland, past two years’ teacher, praised for fine record. Delmar Latham went to Des Moines Tuesday. Bad Northwestern condition forced him to ride via Milwaukee, with a tie pass and section men riding part way.
An advice piece explains constipation results from under moisture in residual food and encourages high water intake exercise and mild laxatives. It warns against harsh cathartics and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as easy and pleasant to take with agreeable effects.
The Iowa river valley flood dominates discussion after two weeks of record rainfall. Rivers overflowed, trains halted, and mail service stopped. A two year old mare belonging to Harry Roberts drowned as rescuers tried to save horses marooned near the Blodgetts. News recalls 1881 flood levels, noting the present crest lags the historic peak while recounting bygone river rescues and local memories.
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