Notice to debtors at LeGrand Savings Bank
Outstanding accounts left at LeGrand Savings Bank require debtors to call there and settle. Wilhau Halverson & Co.
10 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
1
Outstanding accounts left at LeGrand Savings Bank require debtors to call there and settle. Wilhau Halverson & Co.
Que Special Correspondent Lylis Lunde reports on the Declamatory contest at Marshalltown last Friday night. Local families moved to a farm four miles west of town. A Box Social and program are planned at the School house next Friday night Marvels 17th. Election for school director was held Monday. R Caputo defeated J J Stewart by no votes. Mrs Henry Johnson and daughters Wilma and Maxine visited Anton Vokowa’s home. James Heryford and Jas Specht visited Hang Anderson’s home. Lunde family and Jerome Lunde visited Albert Rassmusun’s home near Montour. Mrs Peter Lunde celebrated her birthday with friends including Mesdames Snyder, Dougherty, Cutler, Rassmus, Johnson, Mertka, Caputo, and Misses Nellie Caputo Anna Caputo and Reba Johnson. Refreshments and social time observed.
Our Special Correspondent Ole Evertson spent Sunday at the S. M. Knudsen home. Pauline Paxton visits her father Harald Paxton for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Kelsey move near Haverhill. Jeanette Knudson, Penn College student, weekend at home. Bertha Devig of LeGrand visits Delmar Latham. Esther Sawyer of Grinnell weekends with the Tweet family. Eugenia Alden helps Mrs James Wilson and visits home. Priscilla Circle hosts at A T Stith's. John Swenson and daughter visit Ed Gunderson. Union guests of Hereford family and Cornelius Thompson. Schultz family near Gilman visits Kellogg household. Harvey Miller and family move to Knudt Thompson’s Stavanger area.
A fragment from a March 1894 Harper’s Magazine edition, owned by a collector, reveals a thinly veiled critique of J. McNeill Whistler. The piece triggered Whistler’s ire, prompting publisher apology, recall of unsold copies, and later removal of the offending material. Du Maurier’s illustrations then caricatured Whistler as “Toe Sibley, the Ile Apprentice,” provoking London’s bibliographic and art circles.
A performer appears to pass through a brick wall built on stage by bricklayers. The wall, 11 feet high and 10 feet long, sits in a wooden frame with a carpet center over a trapdoor. The act uses a stretched carpet and springs to hide the mechanism as the woman sinks, crawls, and emerges on the opposite side.
Excavations at Teil-Nahi-Ned on ruins of ancient Kadesh unearthed fortifications a canal and remains from Roman Greek Syrian and Babylonian periods. A key discovery is an Egyptian obelisk bearing Seti I 1310 B.C. depicting the pharaoh in adoration before a Syrian god who aided his victory in the Egyptian Hittite wars.
An article describes a double headed nail designed for concrete and temporary wood work. The larger flower holding head enables tight drawing of the hounds. The upper head portion remains exposed for easy removal.
An Anglo American team from Cambridge and Harvard leaves New York aboard the Grace Line Santa Teresa to Cerro de Pasco at 14,000 feet. Five scientists aboard pursue experiments on the bodily adaptations that allow some humans to live permanently at extreme altitudes.
Carl Liamholz, a noted explorer, organizes an expedition to New Guinea near Australia. He says the island holds great possibilities for discovery including birds and animals unknown to science and savages who have never seen a white man.
Notice from Marshall County Iowa requests objections to a March 29 1922 hearing on dissolving the Consolidated Independent School District of Dunbar Marshall Tama counties. Petition seeks division into sub districts with land descriptions and redistribution of funds and duties among Highland School Township sub districts.
North Quarry visits at Hiram Olson home and many friend and family calls across Gilman Marshalltown events include a declamatory contest and lyceum closing. Several injuries reported including Ruth Grove at Waltz School and a finger cut from broken glass with medical care.
Catarrhal deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube and muffled hearing. Without inflammation reduction hearing may be destroyed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine asserts success in treating catarrh and deafness caused by it for over forty years. sold by druggists.
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