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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
4
Classified notices list various items and requests with payment terms. Includes livestock, machinery, appliances, writing equipment, tires, adding machines, and office supplies from local vendors and individuals in Elgin Iowa and Washington Iowa.
The Elgin Echo and the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald can be subscribed to at the Echo Office. Offer includes both papers for 6.00 per year, saving 1.00 versus separate rates of 2.00 and 4.00. Applies to new and renewal subscriptions.
Mr and Mrs Earl Weteel and son Frank return home from Michigan after a visit at Frank Livingstons. Kathleen Corkery of West Union visits. numerous families share picnics and visits around McGregor Cedar Rapids and Blue River. Little Bonnie Lou Reed dies after car accident in Oelwein. funeral at Presbyterian church. local obituaries and social notices.
Livestock may look fat and healthy yet hide disease as tuberculous cattle can pass infection to others. The tuberculin test detects disease early, while infectious abortion requires blood tests, bacteriological exams, or abortion events for diagnosis. Newly purchased animals should be observed weeks before joining the herd to prevent spread.
A game warden catches a hunter with a previous year's license. The hunter stammers that he was just shooting at birds he missed last year, explaining the odd rationale amid the encounter.
The piece laments a fast paced life as people chase work and essentials. It argues urgency governs daily routines, leaving little room for simplicity. It notes the necessity of earning, shelter, clothing, and basic comfort despite the rush.
Mr and Mrs Karl Miller and daughter drove to Buffalo Center Saturday visiting the August Winkelman home until midweek. Edna Miller, visiting them at the Walter Miller home, will accompany them home. Madge Benton Mary Reep and Anna Bennigan of Fayette spent Sunday at Mrs Celia Rennison home here.
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