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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
3
A weekly note from Ole T Larson of Adrian Texas encloses a year’s Reporter subscription and sends good wishes to LeGrand. The piece mentions Lois Dimmitt, daughter of Callie Dimmitt, graduating from Penn College and planning to teach at Dunbar next year.
Advertising rates will be made known on application. All advertising remains in until ordered out, unless otherwise arranged.
Regular communication of Polar Star Lodge No. 113 A F and A M scheduled for the third Friday of the month. From our special correspondent Mary Knudson spent Wednesday at the Andrew Knudson home. Mr and Mrs Howard Keen and friends visited Electric Park Waterloo Sunday June 3. Gilbert Swenson and Chas Thompson with two grandchildren visited cousins L C Knudson. Quaker Lane picnic drew good attendance but rain moved it to Riverview Park.
Harold Tweed returns home from hospital. Delmar Latham and Kathleen attend Penn college commencement. H E McGrew of Pasadena guests at Gotham home. Lars Carlson and children visit Quinlang family near Gilman. Lillian Alden attends Vic Vauthrin funeral in Melbourne. Fred Walker family visit P Y Alden. Mable Mitchem at home during college break. Selmar Rosdale from Calexico arrives by auto. Anna Vauthrin and Son Horace and Fannie Richards visit P Alden. Dorothy Mitchem graduates June 13 at Illinois training school. For sale: modern four room house in Marshalltown near new auditorium. H M Armstrong, Marshalltown. Walter Arnold moves to Sioux City. Glen J Parsons and Myrtle Hensley wed at LeGrand. plan to live on Marion township farm.
The piece extols the small town newspaper as the community heart, intimate and personable, shaping local thought and honoring residents by printing their names. It notes how papers connect citizens, applaud individual roles, and foster responsibility, while contrasting with larger papers.
A civic exhortation urges residents to stop running down Bemidji. The piece argues every town has intangible assets like its good name and reputation for square dealing, which protect value in business and homes. Keeping pride and constructive attitudes boosts property values and community growth.
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