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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1931

Page

2

Head of Department Joke Sparks Promotion Gag

A jokey exchange about telling a boss the news of triplets ends with a promotion to head of the department. The quip adds a pun on a hog feed remark and profit protection as a light business pun.

Not Named for Davenport in Furniture History

The davenport is a comparatively modern couch not named for inventor Davenport. The davenport named after the inventor is a writing desk type, ornamented and intended for a boudoir, while the couch form carries a separate, contemporary origin.

Davenport

No Business for "Uncle" in Washington D C

A legal limit in the District of Columbia restricts interest on small loans to 1 percent per month, leaving no pawn shops operating there. The rule curtails typical moneylending activity and shapes local financial practices.

Washington, D. C

Energy for Life Faith Inspires Creative Action

A concise reflection on faith as forward facing energy rather than mere credulity, citing ethical vitality and personal motivation for proactive living. Emphasizes belief as a driver of constructive action rather than passive acceptance.

Two Names for Tree The ague tree nickname query

The sassafras tree is sometimes called the ague tree, a local name noted in older references. This term reflects historical usage describing the tree to aid historic readers seeking regional terminology.

Teach the child not to fear strangers and ride with strangers

In a community safety column a writer urges teaching children to avoid strangers and never ride with unknown people. Citing past crimes like Loeb and Leopold, Parker and Lee, the article warns about pranks and the danger from adults and unknown individuals, emphasizing child safety education.

Loeb Leopold Parker Lee Ligne ‘Clubs Igwa

Sheriff of Fayette County proceeds with special execution sale

By virtue of a Special Execution from the District Court of Fayette County Towa John Falk Trustee vs Henry Martin Grace Martin the judgment amounts to 1467.12 principal 53.25 attorney fees and 10.75 costs with 8 percent interest from April 14 1981. Real estate described as lots 5 6 7 26 27 28 in block 8 Conner's Addition to Lutra now part of Elgin Iowa will be offered for sale at 2 PM May 28 1981 in front of the West Union Court House. Sale conducted by Sheriff A A Robertson with Deputy B A Hills. Tell them you saw it in the Echo.

District Court of Fayette County Towa A. D John Falk Henry Martin Grace Martin Asid Dellara Lota Conner Lutra Elgin Iowa Court House West Union A. A. Robertson Said B. A. Hills

Viking Ship Roald Amundsen Crosses Ocean in 42 Days

In March and April 1990 a replica Viking gall boat named Roald Amundsen completed an ocean crossing from Paros Spain to Havana Cuba in 42 days. Built as an exact copy of early explorer vessels used by Eric the Red and others the voyage showcased ancient seafaring design.

Roald Amundsen Eric the Red Paros Spain Havana Cuba

Macao Population Density Report Under Portuguese Rule

Macao is described as a densely populated Portuguese territory with a population of 74,868 and a population density of 18,887 per square mile. The text notes Macao’s status under Portuguese governance and highlights its high urban concentration.

Macao

Movable Dates In Ancient Egyptian Calendar

A note on the early Egyptian year of 65 days causing a fixed festival date to drift one day earlier every four years until it cycles back after 1400 years, returning to the starting point.

Political dispute sparks post election tension in Washington

The Washington Star reports a neighborhood dispute where Uncle Ben voices frustration over alleged voter miscounts. He questions responsibility after the election as claims of voting irregularities surface amid community unrest.

Ebon Ben Woehington Star

Man's Head Towards Heaven Quote by Plutarch

A compact quotation notes a view of man as a plant not fixed in earth but heavenly with head rising from root and turned toward heaven, reflecting a philosophical idea attributed to Plutarch.

Heaven Plutarch

Clay’s View on Treaty After Ghent Talks Ends

After five months of negotiation at Ghent and in the convention Henry Clay said the treaty was bad and he did not know if he would sign it. Yet, with the other American commissioners he did not dissent and signed the document on December 24, 1814.

Clay Ghent Henry Clay

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wadena B. A. Jennings Frat Poor Ralph Gage Lima H. ©. Rundell Dubuque Alburnette Etzel W. F. Moore Clarence Randell Fred Ernst George Jennings Della Shields Hanlontown Lawrence Welch Marie Harold Hermen Mary Fox Archie Brooks Arlington Walter Messerli Messerli Isness Wivsisnary Society Ray Walters Adolph Weber Sophia Weber Mra Ella Allen Elkport Mra. Allen Weber Tom Baldwin Kenneth Robert Whittenbaugh Arthur Jones Waukon J. K. Molumby Elkader Frank Raft Harold Hermen Wens George Davis H. E. Broughton Maggie Whittenbaugh Walter Molumby Dickens Frank Raits Alden Gell F. H Lloyd Jones Ira Bombwood Fayette Lyel Whittenbaugh Wankon John Curtiss Fret Zuercher Minneapong Ralph Johnson Ethel Schriver Rob. Bond Mrs. Molumby Frank Raftis Mary Ann Foxwell Tyria U. B Clarence Randall Vida Henrich Edge Corkery Elms Corkery W .F. Moore Richard Carter Tacoma Washington American Legion George Joyce Martin Minnihan Bill Corbitt Meyer “Hall E. V. Swanson Sailon Ship of State Volga City Randalia Clovertine Peter West Fay Whittenbaugh Sally West Dorothy Wood John Flint Farbes Davis Fanny Flint Blanche Whiteher Harry Fling Elwood Reechiiman Katherine Fit Rita ‘Kennedy Stampy Smith Glenn Stannard Fatty McCullough Francis Baldwin Emmeline Brown Evelyn Thompson Caroline Brown Alice Corkery Margalene Brown Kathryn Tachantz Irene Kennedy la Fonda Gell Ivan Flowert Betty Minnihan Mary Whittenbaugh George Wood John Hinkel Atd Francis Waiters Marjorie Whittenbaugh Genevieve Leonhart Frank Wetsel Bernice Salffin Hazel Crawford Russell Jones Russell Jennings Mike Dimpsey Chaine Schori & Kuster FERRY Aaa Sheriffs . Gale Shaffer EB. Kohler Hans Whikiet Max Thome George Manion J Biden EK. H. Groth Rathlisberger B. M. Benson
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