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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
2
Mrs. GC. L. Young and two daughters from Cedar Rapids visit Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Capper. Melchr Luchsing er is reportedly improving with a shoulder cast relieving pain. expectations rise for his recovery and a return to activity soon.
The Iowa corn and small grain growers association at Ames offers complete details of the recent state yield corn test and other seed types developed by its members. Free lists of growers for these seed classes are also available to readers who request copies.
The article outlines thorough disinfecting of incubators after each hatch using an efficient disinfectant, plus cleaning and storage of parts. It notes seed disinfection with formaldehyde before sowing to reduce smut losses, including dilution guidelines and handling cautions. It also cites farm fire causes, weed contamination in seed wheat, and local farm news such as vehicle sales, medical recoveries, fishing, and structural repairs.
A local ad notes Haunsberger and Schori stock corn and oats at all times and low prices. Iowa officials bar open season for candling eggs this spring due to past issues, mandating candling to ensure edibility. Prosecutions possible for bad eggs under Iowa Egg Law. Also mentions T. W. Dean away from the canning factory, Elgin tire department photo in Cedar Rapids Gazette, and brief personal items about Mrs. L. Brink and Mrs. Harry Caldwell.
Marian Scott moves from route 3 Elgin to Clermont recently. B M Benson and Knudt Mark drove to Lake Mills Wednesday morning and returned the same evening. Miss Belva Benson teaching there joined them to spend the Easter vacation visiting relatives here. Quote from Hamilton Wright Mabie on using one’s means and opportunities.
An old style advertisement argues for buying from local merchants over mail order houses. It touts prosperous brands, cautions against relying on distant sellers, and urges durability and satisfaction in lumber purchases. It cites anecdotes about pain and personal stories to urge confidence in local commerce.
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