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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
One year rate listed as one dollar twenty five cents with six months at sixty five cents and three months at, unclear. Advertising rates to be provided on request and ads remain until canceled unless arranged otherwise.
Local notes show heavy rain caused washed out bridges and impassable roads Friday night. Schools such as Dobson and Brick closed for the day. Social events were dampened, with many residents visiting Marshalltown and Tama to see friends while Grace Butler contracted measles.
East LeGrand residents and nearby towns are noted in a string of local social items. People like Clyde Hoover Maude McNair Laura Larson and Jacks McCoy visit relatives attend events and make family plans across Tama Marshalltown Green Mountain Clinton and Montour areas.
Noticeed claims from Cheney & Co offer a $1000 reward for a catarrh cure not resolved by their catarrh remedy. The ad explains deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and vestibule and urges readers to seek constitutional treatment through their products.
The column offers picnic friendly recipes and sandwiches from the far west. Lemon raisin pie filling with lemon rind, olives and salmon cheese layers are described along with nut sandwiches and cucumber and egg varieties. Flora I. Pyle and Turn I Myers provide several prep notes.
Prom Our Special Correspondent Mr G F Feazill Ames student guest of Delmar Latham Friday evening. Reports of weekend visits to Wilbur Kellogg Nels Thompson and Thos Eames. Delmar Lathan finishes year in Ames and fights cornfield weeds at home. Corn fields washed by Friday night rain. Oliver Rosdale sore hand from plow and poison. Lightning struck a cottonwood near Rosdale’s causing roof and window damage.
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