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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

4

Feller's Hardware and Elgin Echo Classifieds Teem With Listings

Various classified notices and ads from Elgin Echo and local sources, including fencing materials at Feller's Hardware in West Elgin, help wanted for housework, lost dog in Iowa, sale of animals and eggs, sales books, pasture rental, hatching eggs, fox pups, large corn and oats for sale, stamps, cash register, dictionaries, and office supplies. The Elgin Echo notes a quiet spring political season with no immediate town elections and mentions a June 14 road bond vote.

Elgin High School Football Schedule Next Fall

Elgin high school lists the fall football slate with games at Postville West Union Arlington Fayette Hawkeye Maynard Wadens and other local venues. The town also notes advances in paving, mill operations, and regional production figures for Iowa.

Elgin High School Postville West Union Elgin Arlington Fayette Hawkeye Oect Maynard Wadena Wadens

Humorous Fragments From A Quirky School Page

A jumble of light sketches and classroom vignettes frames humorous exchanges among students and staff. Tales range from old fashioned flirtations to modern quirks about cigarettes and *cold feet* Auntie remarks contrast with past norms. Names appear in learning notes and grade remarks while absence reports color the week.

Oldest Canadian College Founded in 1188 at Halifax

The institution known as Canada’s oldest college traces its roots to 1188 and is located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Historic foundation dates and location anchor its longstanding academic legacy in the region.

Canada Halifax Nova Scotia

Fragmented Prose Maxims and Quotes in a Magazine Compile

A jumble of quotations and aphorisms appears in a magazine-like excerpt. Notable voices include Herbert, Holmes, Hobbes, Locke, Michelet, Sonnenberg, and others, touching on sin, humility, experience, knowledge, labor, happiness, love, conscience, and action. The text reads as a miscellany rather than a cohesive feature.

Historians Overlooked Fact About Camembert Statue In France

A collection of humorous quotes notes a New York judge criticizing French claims to inventions, references a Peebles anecdote about a statue of William the Conqueror, and quips about rural virtue versus city life. It includes banter on manners of the country and a farmer's boast about dairy work.

France Otto Rosalsky New York Peebles Thomas Oklahoma Golemoly Ceck Samantha

Mail Romance Leads to Crossed Paths Across States

A Brunswick Georgia clerk Misa Taylor placed her name on a mail slip. The Cedar Rapids Iowa bag brought it to Charles Ingram who exchanged photographs with her. He later went south and now Mr and Mrs Ingram are back in Cedar Rapids per the Indianapolis News.

Misa Helen Taylor Brunswick Cedar Rapids Iowa Charles Ingram High- Register Mies Taylor Indianapolis News

Valuable Orchid Pod Displayed At Chelsea Show 1929

The Rocky Mountain News notes a rare Miltonia armatrongi orchid pod on display at London's 1929 Chelsea Flower Show. A single flower sold for over 1500 dollars, other flowers for around 1000 dollars, and the whole pod with head is estimated at 150000 dollars.

Chelsea London Rocky Mountain News

Studying an Audience Speech Sparks Grammar Debate

Senator Sorghum argues that strict grammar is not carelessness but prudence, while commenters claim attentiveness to language creates airs and pretension. The exchange highlights tensions between clarity and perceived elitism in public discourse.

Senator Sorghum

One Consolation on High Cost of Living

A brief quip notes one consolation amid rising prices: keeping and secreting costs remain the same, as it used to. The humor hinges on frugality and private restraint, reflecting a domestic-sense observation. The line echoes a social voice about everyday economic pressures and personal budgeting.

Crust of Her Jack Find Turned Out House Quiet

A landlady confronted by two tenants who deserted for three days. She reportedly refused to let them stay, turning them out after discovering their absence, ending their lodging abruptly. The fragment notes a terse eviction action and tense exchange.

Agricultural insights and old farming notes reprinted here

Government guidance covers chick rearing starting at one or two days, bean seed for anthracnose control, and dairy cow protein needs. Lime requirements for alfalfa vary by soil type. Alaska forests span large acreage. Also notes a Passion Play in Bloomington and port of call definitions.

Ttwaa U. 8 Department of Agriculture

Strangers in Store Seek Help as They Travel West

A couple, described as strong and healthy and well to do, attracted little attention in a store. When asked about their origin and destination, a store clerk claimed he did not know who they were or where they were headed. Earlier, the pair had begged for money or merchandise to continue to Detroit, Michigan, and possibly California. A small boy picked up a banana while the scene unfolded, and the visitors later visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo Nydegwer and EB A. Wathanithie, family relations noted in the Fairbank Advocate.

Dast Saly Mt Our Detroit Mich

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