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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
5
Entered at LeGrand pestole the notice mentions advertising rates to be made known on application. All advertising remains in until ordered out unless otherwise arranged. The fragmentary text hints at a classified style notice with promotional boilerplate and a reference to a six months period and a three months term.
Hans Anderson visited town on Tuesday. N C Keen of LeGrand was here on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ole Seim of Giftyford were over Sunday guests at the K O Seim home. Tommy Thompson of Cedar Edge Cola is visiting this week. Carpenters are finishing the new gym building and it will be ready for the opening of school. Arthur Roseland Carl Roseland J Lu Olson Geo Moore Thora Thorson and Jos Vavra attend the State Fair this week.
South County Line reports from Our Specie correspondent Harold Tweed and others: corn shelled last week. Miss Mary Ellen Sanders visited Delmar Lathan's. Anson Palmer of Newburg and a cousin of Mrs. Geo Mitcham were guests Tuesday at the Mitchem home. Inger and Anos Meltradt attended the State Fair. Dora Mitchem hosted Ruth Berger Pauline Paxton and Kathleen Latham for a birthday visit last Thursday. Selmar Rosdale returns from California for a brief visit before resuming West Branch duties. Delmar Latham and family plus Migsaa Lillian Alden Bertha Devig and others motored to Des Moines for the State Fair. Alden and Elois Erma Mildred Knudson and Mae Thompson went Wednesday morning.
Mrs Magnus Lunde and daughter Lyllis visit Marshalltown while Leo Corrigan from Marshalltown stays with his uncle Magnus Lunde. Families and townspeople attend the State Fair and share Sunday visits near Montour and LeGrand. Dunham's offers a free Briardale pencil to every child on the first day of school.
Carlton items report Mrs Truman Dobson on the sick list, visits by Helen Haynes and Marié Kalina, and a new baby daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harod Dobson. Other items note S.S. camp at Newton lamp, Ed. Richards teacher, State Fair attendance, and various family visits across the vicinity.
State teachers association reports nearly all districts employed superintendents for the coming year directing about 15 000 teachers, 13 000 women and 2 000 men. About 23 000 teachers will be employed statewide. Most changes occurred within Iowa. Burlington hired an out of state supervisor. A 76 percent tenure rate is noted. A national PTA contest seeks 100 percent healthy first graders with a $500 prize, entries to Ames and score cards from Des Moines.
Noties for light and power service for the past month are due and payable. Bills may be paid at LeGrand Savings Bank until the 20th of each month. Bills unpaid by that date are returned to the Marshalltown office and posted delinquent. Visitors in Marshalltown are invited to use the office as a rest room or to meet friends. 1-23 Town Kamwar and Lieut Co.
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