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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1939

Page

4

Manure rules and farm aids from Better Iowa bulletin

Fresh manure benefits potato crops and general vegetables, with 10 to 20 loads per acre often sufficient. Protect pines from blister rust by removing all gooseberry currant and black currant within specified radii. Soybean inoculants may underperform. Daily cod liver oil and oyster shells support hen shell quality. The National Creamery Butter Makers convention at Mason City on April 11-12 draws large advance registrations. Tractors replace farm labor, with tens of millions of hours saved and rubber tires reducing fuel costs. 4-H swine projects rise. new high yielding corn hybrids released for planting. Turkey production in Iowa rises 12 fold in a decade, Iowa ranking fifth nationally.

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Governor Wilson to keynote Iowa Governor's Day May 13

First official appearance of Governor George A. Wilson at the University of Iowa will be May 13 during the 59th Governor's Day ceremonies. He will review the 1,400-strong ROTC unit and attend a noon luncheon and reception. William Osmanski joins as backfield coach after Holy Cross captaincy. Easter recess for students runs April 5 to April 11. Summer session staff includes about 25 appointees from across the nation.

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Free Book From McCleary Clinic Ad

A health advertisement offers a free 32-34 page book from the McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri. It promotes information on hemorrhoids fistula non malignant rectalitis and colon issues and notes the clinic is a leading specialty center drawing patients from the United States Canada and abroad.

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Upper Iowa Senior Day May 1 program announced

Upper Iowa University's 12th annual Senior Day will be held on the campus Monday May 1. Previous days drew about six hundred attendees and this year features a play instrumental and vocal music and ends with the Upper Iowa Columbia College baseball game. Northeast Iowa high school seniors are invited.

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March Report Highlights Record Average Milk Yield

Fayette No. 4 cow testing association reports March averages of 724 pounds of milk and 27.5 pounds of fat, the year’s high since July 1, with fresh cows and a 31 day month boosting output. Top herds include Ed Chenswold, John Lueder, Jerry Spencer, Irving Deering, Max Grafenberg, and others from West Union Clermont Postville Elgin. High cow Isabelle, owned by Harry Turner, produced 1235 pounds of milk and 70.4 pounds fat in 29 days.

Fayette No. 4 Ed Chenswold West Union Jersey John Lueder Guernsey Jerry Spencer Clermont Irving Deering Max Grafenberg K. J. Kerr Postville G. D. Grimes Harry Turner Harvey Farms Elgin Felix Grafenberg Isabelle Clarinda Ed Chensvold Lady Harry Cline Fayette County Farm R. F. Learn Gross Bros Clifford Church Tester

Harold Gray Heads Flight to Europe

Harold Gray commands the Yankee Clipper on a test flight from Baltimore to the Azores carrying 21 observers. The giant flying boat averages 165 mph and will continue to Lisbon and Marseille before Liverpool, with regular trans Atlantic service planned soon.

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Upper Iowa A Capella Choir to Broadcast April 12

Choir members May Dawn Smith from Clermont Helen Muehle thaler of Elgin and Forest Moore of Wadena lead Upper Iowa Universitys 35 member A Capella Choir in a 4 pm April 12 broadcast on WOI and WSUT. Directed by Prof Russell G Harris the group just toured eastern Iowa and northern Illinois highlighted by a Chicago broadcast from WLS.

May Dawn Smith Clermont Helen Muehlethaler Elgin Forest Moore Wadena Upper Iowa University Upper Iowa WSUT Russell G. Harris Iowa Ilinois Chicago WLS

Community Visitors and Local Family Gatherings Recap

Residents and relatives visited each other across West Union Elgin and nearby towns. Highlights include the Ash and Lane families in Floyd County, Duracher and Mosby gatherings, and multiple visits with Schori Medberry Falk and Jansen households. A chapel service was held by Rev Paul F Zoschke in Upper Town University.

Paul F. Zoschke Elgin Upper Town University

Local Social Visit Report From Ludlow and Calmar

Mr and Mrs Louis Sutter and John Sutter were guests Sunday in Frank Miller home at Ludlow and in Harold Rantalkama avert squares. Mrs C B Schori and Mrs Car ole Whitney drove to Calmar Thursday and spent the day in the home of Kenneth Meyer's sister.

Mel Johnson Decorah G. N. Schori Emma Jansen Plymouth Paul Chehock Frederick ‘and Sons of West Union Harry Gilson Henry Feller Floyd Stannard Wadena Chas. Feller Rudy Johnson Arnold Fayette Jake Yearous, Sr, T Mrs Elmer Kohls Castalia Leo Schweinerus Clarence Schneider Hire Ents Gottlieb Den‘niler Gus Krueger Phil Moser Lewia Thoma Springville Max Thoma Thoma Joan Dean Culver Oelwein Elgin Louis Sutter John Sutter Frank Miller Ludlow C. B. Schori Carole Whitney Calmar Kenneth Meyer

Homely Southern Dialect Bits and Witty Snippets

A collage of lighthearted lines about daily life and social niceties. It quotes a colored maid and a caller about Miss Alice, a professor's pupil misnaming ancient sports, and a series of observant quips on domestic humor. The snippets end with playful fatherly repartee from two children.

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