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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

4

Mrs Weitzell Visits Kin and Friends Over Weekend

Mrs Eva Weitzell spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A T Lowry. She was accompanied by Mrs Minnie Stewart of Marshalltown and Mr and Mrs Dan Glidewell of Vancleve who visited the M T Nodland home with Mrs Glidewell remaining through midweek.

Eva. Weitzell A. T. Lowry Minnie Stewart Marshalltown Dan Glidewell Vancleve M. T. Nodland Glidewell

Advertising Rates and Policy Notice at LeGrand

Advertising rates are listed with details on how to place to run and how long ads stay active. The notice indicates rates remain in place until the advertiser requests removal unless an alternate arrangement is made.

Anlesa

South County Line Local Notes and Visits

From Ferguson area neighbors visit and family news as Mr and Mrs Geo Wall host at their home. Dunbar Consolidated high school event draws a full house with local engagements by Mr Bab and Fred Mitchem of Marshalltown. Various guests include Mike Bryngelson in O'Brien county and the Jordan, Sturtz, Mitchell, and Buchanan families with Priscilla Circle activities and sewing sessions.

Geo. Wall Ferguson Smith's Dunbar Consolidated Mr. Bab Fred Mitchem Marshalltown Geo. Mitchem Mike Bryngelson O’brien County Art -M

Farm Bureau Meeting At Schoolhouse No 6 In Butterville

From our special correspondent Miss Amy Evans reports a Farm Bureau meeting held at Schoolhouse No 6 in Butterville Saturday night. The piece also notes influenza affecting Mr L L Taylor and lists local Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Ralph Moore and three children of Montour, and several Carlton residents visiting the Evans and Butler families.

Amy Evans Marshalltown Farm Bureau L. L .Taylor Victor’sor Toledo Ralph. Moore Montour Will,Butler

Stock Selling Campaign of the Grain Marketing Company

A subscriber cites a clipping claiming the Grain Marketing Company is a farmer owned cooperative. The notice says the company is not owned or controlled by farmers and that control lies with named individuals. Readers are urged to read the contract before buying stock and to refuse purchase until informed.

Wallaces Graiketing Company Grain Marketing Company Marcy Rosenbaums

Slow Stork Journeys Highlight Bird Expert Talk

Frederick C. Lincoln told the American Ornithologists Union in Pittsburgh that European white storks travel long distances despite slow flight. They winter mainly in South Africa, breed in Holland and northern Germany, and stray bands suggest occasional Sahara crossings, though Lincoln doubts nonstop flights. He notes storks average about thirty five miles daily, a pace far slower than many birds.

Frederick C. Lincoln Washington American Ornithologists Union Pittsburgh Holland North Germany South Africa Lower- Wile Valley Central Africa Sahara Desert Lincoln

Gossip and marriage myths spark sly exchange

In a brief quip a speaker cites a cruel stereotype about girls who lie. The retort chain implies the social consequence is women losing husbands. The exchange reflects date era attitudes toward truth and reputation.

Warns of Iceberg Danger with Radio Micrometer

An electrical instrument, called the radio-micrometer, detects iceberg approach by measuring radiant energy. It promises more accurate warning than water temperature, which is affected by currents and winds. The device can sense radiation from steamship funnels up to six miles away.

Janes

Law of compensation in road building observed

The law of compensation is illustrated in highway construction where transport by heavy motor trucks wears out good road sections. It suggests lighter vehicles might reduce road wear and preserve tire life, implying a trade off between using trucks and maintaining road quality.

Vienna Opens Criminology Institute for Police Sciences

A new criminalistic institute or police university will be established in Vienna to conduct scientific criminology research and develop policing methods. The program spans four terms of six months each, aiming to cover the entire field.

Vienna

Celebrated Scientist Dr Florence Sabin Hosts Birthday

Dr Florence Rena Sabin, renowned physician and scientist, marked her fifty third birthday. She serves on the Johns Hopkins faculty and holds the presidency of the American Association of Anatomists Washington Star.

America Florence Rena Sabin

Information Voice Notification from John Smith Sick

A roommate reports that John Smith is ill and cannot attend classes today. The caller mentions Tennessee and identifies the speaker as the roommate in a muffled exchange with Doctor Wilhelm.

John Smith Wilhelm Tennessee Mugwump

Dentality Corking Set of Teeth Joke Line

A humorous line contrasts Marjory’s cheerful outlook with a quip about her teeth. The exchange frames her as sunny even in pressure, noting she has a corking set of teeth despite tense moments.

Marjory

Seed corn shows vast waste in Iowa crop seed

The National Seed Corn Show reports only 66 percent of seed corn from 943 Iowa farms in 96 counties is fit for use after germination tests. Naylor notes 384 percent poor germination among tested ears. He urges farmers to select best and worst ears to compare yields, with 43 vs 21 bushels an acre, and cites wins by Earnest Pearson and Elsie Paluska in state and national events.

Towa Chicago Tod Iowa Earnest Pearson Mitchellsville Polk County Elsie M. Paluska Waverly, Ill C. M. Kittle

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