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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1922

Page

4

Illyria area social notes mixed with visits and guests

Margaret Dunn visits C M Kiingman s Lena Medberry visits Oelwein crowds and many locals host guests at homes across Illyria. Jock Shaffer and family drop by Kiingman s Grace Madberry dines at Stephen Foxwell s Oliver Turnbull calls at Klingman s. Various visits from Shaffer Peters Frieden Robbins and Wenger families, plus a birth and minor accidents, reflect a busy social week in Volga City and surrounding farms.

Margaret Dunn C.M. Kiingman’s Lena Medberry Oelwein Mary Denmlar Jakie Yearoua’ Jr Jock Shaffer C. M. Kiingman’s Grace Madberry Stephen Foxwell Oliver Turnbull C. le Klingman'e Fonda Shaffer Fred Rothlisberger Robert Peters Fremont Ogle’s Lucy Christen Cheery Valley Adolph Wanson Lena Robert Frieden Cherry Valley Gotfred Frieden Maria Robbins Elgin Robert Daf Volga City Will Yearsus

Cheery Valley Social Roundup

Hans Henson hosted a caller at the Delt Wiitsle home Sunday. Esther Frederick celebrated at the Dan Botlkofer home. Mrs J Christen entertained nine young people. Terird Moore stayed Thursday night at the G Dennler home. Jake Reinhart recovered under Dr Carr care. Georges Lovechtenlandher visited the Jake Christen home Saturday. Mrs Cella Meyer spent a day with her parents. Elien Hanson and Louise Dennter visited the Adolph Baumgartner home Friday. Martin Hateon, Fred Dennler and families visited the Thomas Hanson home Sunday. Mrs Edward Grimm spent days with her daughter Will Buttkofer and met the new grandson.

Hans Henson Esther Frederick Dan Botlkofer J. Christen Yngsefal Af Sumlar Termird Moore G. Dennler Jake Reinhart Erippe Carr Georges Lovehtenlandher Jake Christen Cella Meyer Adolph Riameartner Elien Hanson Louise Dennter Adolph Baumgartner Martin Hateon Fred Dennler Thomas Hanson Edward Grimm Will Buttkofer

Maynard Tolstein Records Highlight Stewart Farm Cow

The official bulletin from Malcolm H. Gardner in Delavan Wisconsin lists Lady Memnon Butter Girl, a Holstein cow owned by P. P. Stewart of Maynard Towe, with a 366 day record at three years eight months of 13 pounds 13 shillings 9 pence of milk and 727.46 pounds of butter fat, equal to 909.3 pounds of butter.

Maynard Tolstein Stewart Maynard, Towe Malcolm H. Gardner Del‘evan Wisconsin Advanced Registry Holstein- Friesian Association of America Memnon

Petrified Rooster Fooling Sunday Dinner Shock

At the M. H Ginther home on West Grand Street a roasted rooster appeared normal but showed petrified sections on the breastbone and legs. The hard portions will be sent to Ames or Iowa City for analysis to determine the cause of this freak condition.

M. H Ginthar West Grand Street Ginther Baya Amea Iowa City

Art and Farming Noted in County News Briefs

The column highlights Charles Burns of Atlantic in Cass County as a top chicken picker with a 260 daily quota, aided by his wife for a 300 daily average. It also notes director efforts by farmers and agents in Howard County, spraying trees and the Farm Bureau’s impact. The War Finance Corporation’s Iowa loans, shipping bids, sugar consumption, and local road conditions in Fayette, plus community notes from Gunder and Osage, are touched on.

Charles Burns Atlantic Caasseounty Burn Charlea Malek Howard County County Agant Waukon Allamakee County Lesker Congress Fayette Dubuque Telegraph-Herald Raitronds raHronda Chris Lehman Albert Dennler Place

Local social notes from West Union area families

Mrs. Will Barker entertained the Ladies' Ald Society on Thursday. Elgin visits include Mrs. Elmer Boyer and Mrs. Louiss Bark on Friday. John Christ worked at the Martin Hovey home this week. George Craft and Frank Lyons households hosted guests. Edith Lyons visited near West Union. Miss Ezalia Nutting visited with Edith Lyons. Mrs. Sidney Patterson and Marlon were in West Union. Dean Bainhouge left for Buffalo Montana for the summer. Louisa Burk of West Union visited nearby friends. Floy Bartholomew of West Union toured Mer vin Brown’s home. Mary Boyer of Waterloo visited Elmer Bayer’s family. Bun- ter Social Club gathered at I S Bloomfield home near West Union. Arthur Patterson, Chas Peters and families visited George Howard. Elmer Boyer and family moved to the Melvin Boyer home for a Sunday visit.

Will Barker Ald Society Elmer Boyer Louiss Bark Elgin John Christ Martin Hovey Mervin Brown George Craft Home Edith Lyons Skiney Nutting West Union Ezalia Nutting Delbert Lyons

Spring Cleaning Tea Ad Promises Quick Household Purge

In a vivid ad, Hollibter's Rocky Mountain Tea is pitched as a spring cleansing aid for homes and families. It claims to purify and purge dust and germs, urging weekly use by all members this month, and touts benefits for women and children. The notice also advertises a dance at Elgin opera house tomorrow night.

Hollibter R. W. Muehlenthaler

Trade fair items and household goods listed in fragmented ad

A damaged OCR fragment lists various goods and prices including porcelain, clothing, and household items. Mentions textiles, carpets, beds, bedsheets, and kitchenware with references to fair offerings and consumer staples. Readable entities include references to shops and prices though many details are garbled.

Carrier Rule Upheld in Subway Package Case

A New York subway incident triggered a prolonged ruling on common carrier duties. The court held the carrier is bailee for the owner when a passenger leaves a package on a seat, invalidating the finder’s claim and treating the finder as a thief if he does not return the item. The decision emphasizes established law over a minor quarrel.

Saya York Telegraph New York Bla

Dual X ray cancer treatment shows remarkable early results

A London hospital report describes the dual method of X ray application as recently installed. While not yet claiming permanent cure, it notes that five years without recurrence is needed to confirm success. One treated doctor, deemed hopeless by seven surgeons, recovered and returned to practice.

London Whitechapel

French pearls wartime substitute for Russian fish scales

A historical note describes how French pearl makers shifted from Russian fish scales to artificial methods. Goats, herrings, and shad shells provided a substitute, where scales are removed and treated to create an orient or pearl essence. The coating acts like cement, giving a convincing pearl-like result.

California Woman Grows Prize Date Trees for Eight Decades

Mrs Carl Woodhouse planted date trees eighty years ago on a towp acre plot in California. This year the harvest will net about 5000 dollars. The prize bunches weigh thirty pounds each. Mrs Woodhouse has long done the work herself.

California Carl Woodhouse Woo Woodhouse

Fragmentary 1930s notes on tariffs and taxes in national politics

Disjointed excerpts discuss tariff theory while noting wealth tax avoidance via tax free bonds. References include the National Democratic headquarters, Des Moines and Chicago freight costs, and a Decorah opinion on wills. Also mentions poultry disease slacker checks and a Mortay luncheon at Winnebago, with local city notices.

Edat Maasai Chicago Apa National Democratic Nattacom Center Point George’ Phelps Phelps Estate Commercial Club Mortay Winnessok Sac City Bulletin Cheng R. Hutchiison

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Illyria John Rothlisberger Chris Wenger Chas Wenger Wenger Heathingon Constance of Bigin Fred Rothilsberger Walter Rothilsberger Chas Rothilsberger Lena Wenger Ida Moore Ina Roberts Howard Frisbee Mra John Probert Dorie Walter Rothileberger Robert Petera Chester Peake Florida Chas Rothlisberger Perry Medberry John Kerr Good Will Society Misa Clara Kerr Walter Roethlisberger Doris Town City LeRoy Cornell Yea North H. Landsgard Oscar Holden H. Halverson Nettle Erickson Harold Opsandere Gena Nyberg St. Olaf Argenon N. Nelson Melvin Olson Harry Gunderson Ludwig Embertson Louw Reierson Henry Wellergon Clarence Kirkeberg K. Odegard A. Buroden H. Gisleson H. T. Loftsgard Dorcas Society L. T. Loftsgard Edwin M. Loftsgard O. K. Olson Clermont Alo. Ward K. Hoag Henry Erickson Ruben Mark Dr. Jardée Halvor Gisleson Osage P. H. Gisteron Gistéson I Ie Elgin Opara House Europe Citizens’ State Bank Iowa Sieur State Bank Edward Boekdaitet Clancés Orlwein Sothergill M. m Beatie Phruisten Owen
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