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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1945

Page

4

See It at the Avalon and two tickets waiting

Richard Erickson of Wadena is invited as our guest for next midweek's Avalon show with two tickets held at the office. AR-DENT promises easy denture cleaning, comfort, and breath control with economical guaranteed results. Drug stores carry it, including O'Neill Drug in Elgin. Also listings for sale and wants including Collie puppies, wood furniture, and farming pigs.

Harry Yauslin Clerment the Avalon The Echo Enterprise Richard Erickson Wadena Elgin O’neill Drug

Canning Sugar Applications At Grocery Stores

Application forms for 1945 home canning sugar are available at grocery and meat markets. Submit complete forms with Spare Stamp No. 13 from Ration Book 4 for each family member and mail to the Board. Allowance is one pound sugar per four quarts fruit, up to twenty pounds per person, max eight persons per family. Only one form per family. apply only for needed amounts. Also: Prepare fixtures by rubbing grease on door hardware before painting to ease cleanup.

Borrow Light From Distant Tribe In Fire Making Quest

Australian Aborigines reportedly travel long distances to borrow fire from other tribes rather than start fires themselves, highlighting cultural practices around fire and mobility. The observation notes the length of journeys and the reliance on established networks for ignition.

Farm boom and collapse marked by price rises and foreclosures

World War I era saw farm prices soar then crash by 1921, with net farming income tumbling from 1360 to 460 dollars and one in four farms foreclosed. Amid recovery governors urged farmers to avoid land speculation, build reserves, and keep prices stable while investing in war bonds. Local notes report social and church happenings, including club elections and services across several towns.

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Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Near Wadena

Mr and Mrs George Jones Jr marked their golden wedding at the family farm four miles northeast of Wadena. Born on the farm, George and his Welsh immigrant parents built a large family including twelve living children and many grandchildren. The celebration featured a three tier wedding cake and a harvest of flowers and cards while plans to expand the service board proceed.

Raymond Wilson Beloit Wis Nora Moore Lester J. F. Grimm Fayette Reginald Wilson Volga Leo Ainsworth Robert Francis Walters Dennison Thad Walters Presbyterian Ladies’ Club Hilda Cooley Alta Leonhart Spokane Edwin Humphrey Roy Cline Arlington Edwin Humphrey Wadena George Jones, Jr Mr. Jones Wales George Harley Jones Harold Whitley Harvid Qelberg Elkader Chas. Wilder W. C. Jones Lamont Louis Dennler Elgin Ervin Etter Janesville Milford Jones Roseburg Oregon Richard Jones Edgerton Russell Jones Wadena Lira Harry Glass Chicago Wm. Muench Charles Bennington Bill Voshell Bill Sickle Fay Corbin Fremont Clark Logan Wilson Wilson San Diego Calif

Frozen fish production growth through 1948 projections

The article tracks frozen fish output from 1922 to 1942 with a 242 percent rise and projects 344 million pounds by 1948. New England leads with 47 percent, followed by the Pacific states 20 percent and the Middle Atlantic 13 percent, among regional shares.

New England Pacific States Middle Atlantic South Central States North Central East States South Atlantic States North Central West States

Sounds Fishy Discovering Halibut’s Rise From Pest to Prestige

In a historical note on the Northeast coast, fishermen once saw halibut as a nuisance that pushed cod from lines. Over time its value was recognized, transforming halibut from unwanted pest to prized luxury fare.

Sounds

Cotton Socks Sizing Tip for Shrinkage

Instructions advise buying cotton socks one inch longer than foot length to accommodate shrinkage. This guidance targets careful fit and wear durability for consumers.

First United States Sulphuric Acid Made in Philadelphia 1798

Sulphuric acid, once called oil of vitriol, was first manufactured in the United States by John Harrison in Philadelphia in 1798. The Brothers plant later passed to the Due Ponts in 1917. Sulphuric acid remains the cornerstone of the chemical industry, with higher production than any other chemical in the country.

United States John Harrison Philadelphia Brothers Due Ponts

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