Moots in Advance Rates Decline at SCESCRIPTION
In yearlong advance rate changes SCESCRIPTION announces new charges with pricing notes. The document lists amounts such as 125 for a 00 moot and 75 for other items in advance, signaling schedule adjustments for members and vendors.
Postville Echo columns mix humor and local notes
Readers in Postville enjoyed lighthearted jibes and reminiscences about area businesses and offices, recounting visits to the Echo force and shared jokes. The column weaves in snippets about local editors, a preacher, a rooster, and a party invitational zoo trip, ending with a weathered farewell.
Back to Reporting in Bigin After Six Years Away
The writer explains Rich’s absence and returning to journalism after years of writing little. He notes friends’ help and reflects that time has flown since his last stint. On arriving in Bigin he sees Jake Klingman with a wheelbarrow and finds Center street’s old businesses, including Phil Moser’s wagon shop, largely unchanged.
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Rich
Bigin
Jake” Klingman
Phil Moser
Center Street
Fire alarm prompts quick response to Grether roof blaze
Around 11 on Wednesday the fire alarm summoned the city’s apparatus to the Hans Grether house. Sparks from the chimney ignited the south roof as the flames spread before they were noticed. firemen worked swiftly to halt the spread and prevent further damage.
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Hans Grether
Life Sketch of Louis Henry Hoelzer
Louis Henry Hoelzer born November 18 1882 in Ercelon Germany died March 20 after hospital care in Iowa City at 65 He lived in Lansing Michigan until 1919 worked with brother Augustin Madison S D moved to Elgin in 1927 He was baptized Lutheran and survived by brother August of Madison SD and a cousin His funeral was March 23 at Muehlethaler parlors conducted by Rev Bruce D Jones burial in Elgin cemetery Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends Rev Janes Muehlethaler and others including Albert Schori for support from Mr and Mrs August Hoelzer and Mabel Holker
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Louis Henry Bowlzer
Ernest Hoelzer
Ercelon
Germany
Iowa City
Lansing
Michigan
Augustin Madison
S. D
Elgin
August
Madison, SD
Muehlethater
Bruce D. Jones
Elgin Cemetery
Louis Hoelzer
Janes
Muehlethaler
Albert Schori
August Hoelzer
Mabel Holker
Weather and social notes from Elgin local gossip
Elgin locals report warm spell with thunder hail and rain across regions while noting early crap season farther south. Visits include DeMerritts at Jackson Junction with Rev Bruce Jones family and Welch Kohler business callers in Waterloo. Families like Fascher, Arnold Fascher, Kenneth travel to Cedar Rapids and Postville for anniversaries and church events. Victor Groth from Decorah visits grandparents Popenhagen and Arthur Groth’s family later. Lew Grover visits Waterloo with Baldwin and Donna Marie. Calls in Ida Christen and Jake Lehman homes lead to Easter Cantata attendance. Decorah McMul len family hosts.
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Rose Frieden
Lamar
Moseys
Wm. DeMerritt
Allen
Jackson Junction
Bruce Jones
F. D. Welch
Mel Kohler
Waterloo
Arnold Fascher
Kenneth
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Robinson
Lyle Light
Walter Falk
Postville
Victor Groth
Decorah
L. C. Popenhagen
Arthur Groth
Harry Groth
Popenhagen
Victor
Lew Grover
And
Harry Baldwin
Donna Marie
Robert Gruver
Ralph Hansel
Walter Butikofer
Ida Christen
Jake Lehman
Letter From Former Resident On War, Economy, And Politics
San Diego March 13 1942 Dear Mr Strauch I discuss speed and prices in wartime America and the appeal of Senator Stassen for president while criticizing Henry Wallace and communism. I note housing shortages rising prices and labor woes as I visit Del Mar to watch harness races and reconnect with Harold Earnhardt.
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K. P. Straubh
Mr. Strauch
Bebo
Frank-ip
Such & Barry
Pearl Harbor
Europe
Uncle Sam
del Mer
Bing Crosby
O. K
Barley Steel
Harold Earnhardt
Elgin
Sam
United States
Stassen
Minnesota
U. S. Whay
Satan
Henry Wallace
Soam i
Towan
Busy Weekend Visits Across Iowa and New York News
York New York visitors arrive to tour Switzerland and meet relatives in Cedar Falls while locals in Iowa discuss licenses and road work. Leland Capper returns home for a brief break before June classes.
Red Clover Price Rise Contrasts Alfalfa Decline in Iowa
Iowa farmers face higher red clover seed costs for the first time since 1937 while alfalfa seed prices drop about 20 percent due to ample supplies. An advisory nine men nine women committee at Iowa State College guides the Extension Service as farm families emphasize business needs and better living. Misfortune strikes Roscoe Hulbert near Aplington when a buzz-saw accident injures his hand and a subsequent car crash causes a head bump during transport to a clinic in Waverly.
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Iowa Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
Extension Service
Roscoe Hulbert
Aplington
Waverly
Hulbert
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