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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
3
A fragile OCR fragment reports Minnie Zednichek staying the past week with her parents Ada and Rebs Johnson and Joseph Capito in Matabiatite. It mentions Paul Carugin and Ada and Rebs Johnson amid unclear wording.
An organization calling itself the American Association of Mexico asserts the United States should not override individual rights. The group contends current policy compromises citizenship protections and calls for adherence to due process.
A mysterious sinkhole dubbed the Bottomless Pit lies in South Africa. It is a circular shaft about fifteen feet wide that descends without measured depth, drawing puzzled white visitors who report no bottom found and various theories about its origin.
The writer argues workers across trades kept wartime wages, farmers struggle to pay, and farm prices must rise or other prices fall. With millions idle, farmers could hire help if wages aligned. The central claim is deflation hit farmers hardest, risking ruin unless adjustments occur.
Local families and guests share a Sunday in Grinnell and nearby towns. Iver Tryedt, Bertram Sawyer, Harold Twedt, and others visited relatives in Le Grand and Green Mountain. G.C. Evertson's funeral held. Grinnell high school activities closed with a community meal and Miss Casebest prepared to return to Missouri.
Postal advisory urges residents to check addresses and ensure correct mailing details for local deliveries in New York City area. Officials warn misaddressed items may be delayed and emphasize updating street and box numbers.
Mr Sibway and Mrs Sibway clash over Mrs Woppit as neighbors gossip about attention and envy. The exchange ends with a blunt forecast of a cold day, reflecting daytime frost and frigid tones in the neighborhood.
Queen Mary personally reviews monthly household ledgers for Buckingham Palace and other royal residences, ensuring financial oversight of the royal establishments.
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