Want Ads Rates and Club Offers in Local Ink
Rates for want ads start at twenty six words and twenty five cents per insertion. Over twenty five words, one cent per word. Additional handling charge, weekly ten cents per word. Cash terms with small billing options and telephonic acceptance but payment due by month end. A late charge applies if billed monthly. PES ETP Club offers Echo and Enterprise plus Dubuque Telegraph Herald at discounted club price five dollars each if ordered together, otherwise six dollars per paper. Also includes local school news and notices about maple sugar trip, band pictures, and visitors, with a note on northeastern Iowa state police stations and business advertising reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo and Enterprise
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Fayette County Court News Seventies Divorces Granted
Several divorces were granted by Judge H. Taylor during the April term. Melva Crandall and Frank Crandall were divorced for desertion and cruel treatment, married June 27, 1982, with no alimony or children. Dorothy Abel and Frank Corwin Abel divorced for cruel treatment and drunkenness, married June 8, 1930, no alimony. Beatrice Johnson and Arthur Johnson divorced for cruelty, married April 30, 1929, no alimony. Edith Hall and Harry Hall divorced for cruelty, married March 9, 1926, no alimony, no contest. Howard Mishler and Delia Mishler split for cruel treatment, married April 14, 1925, in Buchanan county, case not contested. Franklin Ketchum and Roselma Ketchum divorce for desertion, married Dec. 27, 1905, two minor children, no alimony, case not contested. Petit jurors excused as most cases to be tried directly to the court. May 4–5 eighth grade exams set for rural schools with geography and hygiene tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Taylor
District Court
Melva Crandall
Frank Crandall
Dorothy Mabel Abel
Frank Corwin Abel
Estey & Estey
Abel
Beatrice May Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Edith Phillips Hall
Harry Bishop Hall
G. O. Hurley
Howard Mishler
Delia Mishler
Buchanan County
Edgar A. Traeger
Franklin R. Ketchum
Roselma Winnert Ketchum
Herlbuck & Herlbuck
School Notes From Illyria District No 2
Seventh and eighth grades prepare for county exams on May 3 and 4. Kenneth Bowers of Iowa State College spoke on the common barberry, a harmful plant spreading rust that harms grain. Students seek barberry for destruction and a medal. Mother's Day program is set for May 11 under Viola Foxwell. Want ads mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bowers
State Agricultural College
Ames
Viola Foxwell
How an Iowa country editor views Congress continued
An Iowa editor comments on Congress and the rhetoric of patriotism, citing a mother’s unshakeable faith in her son. He laments legal drafting, noting bills often run to 300 or 400 words and urging clearer, newspaper-like language for public understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Congress
John
Boards of Trade
Hearing Restored to Ten Year Old Ruth Jacobin
Des Moines Minneapolis and Cresco specialists failed to explain Ruth Jacobin ten, until nine weeks of worry. Mrs Myra Gray rejoiced as Ruth heard the school bell for the first time in weeks. The ten year old girl, once advised to attend a deaf school, suddenly regained hearing. Community interest followed this Postville correspondent report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Gray
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Cresco
Ruth Jacobin
Ruth
Postville
Newspaper Advertising as Informative Publicity
Ardmore Okla. editor J. F. Easley argues newspaper advertising informs on business trends inventions and styles. Ads are reader informed not thrust upon. they complement personal mentions world news and community events, alongside readable content in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F.easley
Ardmore Okla
fAndomorite
Newspan
Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Activities Report
Legion and Auxiliary members held a family supper at the town hall on April 18 with about forty attendees. Thirteen auxiliaries answered roll call and plans for National Music Week May 6 to 12, a Memorial Day program, and a poppy poster contest with 50 cent prizes were discussed. posters target grades five through eight and a district meeting invitation from Charles City was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Charles City
C. B. Schori
Fidae
England
Crider
Houg
Local society notes and arrival updates from Cedar Falls
Mrs Kohls and Mrs B J Baumgartner with Clara Muehlenthaler attend relays in Cedar Falls. Fred Pinney returns from Chicago seeking work. The Houg family travels to Rodhaster for several days to help Soren Sorenson. William Waibel of Iowa State College band visits home, foresees his band officiating at events. A massed fan band concert near 2 500 musicians boosts activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Cedar Falls
Relaya
Fred Pinney
Chicago
Elmer Pinney
Elmer Piney Jr
J. Saeaenng
Houg
Wmn. Waibel
Bariton
Iowa State College
Mary
Doncett
Golden Rule and fairness clash with self serving bias
Fragmentary excerpt criticizes people who would exploit others for advantage, framing their behavior as contrary to basic fairness and cooperative ethics. The text uses informal language to imply perceived dishonesty and lack of empathy in some individuals.
Paint for Everything This Spring at College Store
Spring paint sale offers outside, inside, floors, woodwork, porches, barn, roof, wagon, car with varnish enamel and brushes in all shades. College slogan proclaims makeover for son and home as customers browse the assortment amid faded OCR garble.
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Natw Duipher
Herman Boyer
West Union
Echo
Putas
Gee
Chester
Fred Rothlisberger
Elgin
Volga City
Lester Chase
Elgin Co-operative Co
Bette
Jolly School News
Oref DeWayne Medberry
Artis’Frieder
Billy Dennlery
Ray
Clark
Wadena
David Bartelma
Arthu Yearpus
Clara Muehlenthaler
Gottlieb Pulfer
Rex Medberry
Harold Meyer
Hilde Meyer
Waterloo
Gazette
Elgin Directory
Henry H. Wolf, M. D
Batmgartner Bldg
Elgin, Iowa
L. S. Hutchinson
Elgin State‘ Bank
R. A. Crider Veterinarian
J. Neasham
Chiropractor
Gpuilding
Fayette County Court News
Fayette County
Petit Jurors
H. E. Taylor
Elgin High
Clermont
Elmer Meyer
Brorby
Meyer
Evans
Steele
Mie Frieden
I Krueger
Ib Hanson
Shaffer
Weibel
ef _ Cook
Lyons
Tebseieenteie
Glermont
Belschner
Schgool
Illyria
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Kohls
B. J. Baumgartner
Wreatha
Skarshaug
Dra
Bert, Thoman
Okd Law
Optometrist
C. W. Heiserman
West Union, Jowa
Ker
Apring
Jack
Hubby
Bitton
Thas
Schorié & Eee
Hollywood
Pictorial Review
Radioland
Anna
Ef Rae
Saar
Fe Erer
American Poultry Jeni
the Country Home
the Farm Journal
Capper
Geel
Gemma
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