LeGrand Gazette Advertising Rates Notice
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
4
Public record note states advertising rates will be set and provided on request. All advertisements remain until ordered out or otherwise arranged by policy.
Special Correspondent Harold Tweed reports shelling corn for different ones. Geo. Mitchem traveled to Chicago Monday night with cattle and received a car of feeding cattle and a double deck of lambs from Kansas City last Thursday. Basil Tow and Iver Twadt left by auto early Monday for Omaha to attend the American Legion convention. Misses Gladys Iverson and Elnora Olson, Iowa State College Ames students, spent the weekend at home.
Mrs Earl Yonker shows steady improvement after illness. Sisterhood meeting postponed to Oct 17 at the Ambler home. Virginia Dunham visited Sunday with Miss Helen Haynes and Mildred Richards. Mrs Jim Lowry, taken to Deaconess Hospital Marshalltown, is progressing well. School dismissed for Edith Richards to attend teachers meeting in Toledo. Baskets dinner at the church Sunday followed by a talk by Rev Thomas on One Hundred Perfect Americanism. Meetings closed Sunday evening after a successful campaign.
Former Colonel Mitchell as assistant chief of the air service mentors, his unit’s leaders, and Major General Mehoner clash over the sinking of Ostfriesland. Mitchell writes a dissenting report after naval officers doubted the feat. Mehoner refuses publication, sends it to the War Secretary with objections. Mitchell faces possible punishment mirroring last spring.
By M A Traylor, vice president of the American Bankers Association, argues the British return to the gold standard stabilizes prices for American farm goods. He credits the Federal Reserve with supplying gold to the Bank of England and aiding the global move to gold, reducing payment risks for exporters and farmers. He stresses the Fed's role in preserving credit stability and defending the system against demagogic critique.
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