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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
8
E R Withell D C Chiropractor advertises X ray and Neurocalometer services from the State Bank Building in Elkader Iowa. Single line listing concrete profession and location.
A flurry of Sunday gatherings brings residents from Kirke berg Olson Gunderson and other families to multiple homes including L O Peterson, Gerhard Halverson, P K Peterson, and Loftsgard. Guests include Pvt Emery Landsgard Win Christianson of Wazeka Wis and various local relatives.
Social notices recount visits to Fred Dennier amid illness and multiple Sunday gatherings. Friends and relatives including Solberger, Christen, Butik ofer, Frieden, and Wenger families shared meals, hospital stays, and Sunday calls across Decorah and Postville areas.
Rayon staple fiber prices have fallen from 60 cents a pound in 1928 to 25 cents a pound currently on a net weight basis. Reports state there is practically no waste in using rayon.
A short debate promotes banning the phrase the reason why as illogical. Authors from the 1600s to 1800s used it in poetry, yet proponents claim the phrase is no more logical than the place where or the time when. Bell Syndnei WNU Features.
Alyria item lists numerous guests and visitors over a weekend. Names include the Ted Wilkinson family Cedar Rapids Eva Ernst Elkader and others with Mr. and Mrs. Yearous, Shaffer, Rothlisberger, Harnack, and Fox families. Events cover dinners, suppers, picnics, and birthday observances across West Union Postville Oelwein Fayette and surrounding areas.
Local residents and visitors populate a weekend social scene with guests from St. Louis Ottumwa Fort Collins and Volga. Households hosting include Hofer Neuenkirch Ogle Yearous and Bane while outings span Prairie du Chien Guttenberg and West Union. An August 15 picnic by Cemetery Assn and Ladies Aid slated at West Union fair grounds.
Mrs Lyle Granger of Racing Wis visited her mother Mrs China Lyon and relatives for a week. Etta Nutting visited with son Melvin and family. A Prairie du Chien picnic dinner brought together the Boyer families, Cummings and others. Visits to Delwain and West Onion, plus various calls and dinners, linked residents including the Nuttings, Grangers, Lyons, Boyers, Craft, and Gilberts across Brainard and nearby towns.
Oxygen for high flying crews is stored in steel bottles by Carry Oxygen. The gas is compressed to 122 times atmospheric pressure.
Washable gloves should be laundered frequently to prevent severe soil buildup. Rubbing is necessary when dirty and can injure the finish affect the dye and roughen the surface, so regular laundering preserves their appearance and texture.
Indiana produces 107 million dollars of coal clay products lime peat and petroleum annually. Vast rack wood insulation will come from marlstone beneath limestone in Lawrence county. War bonds are supported by these industries and thousands of workers may be added as output rises after the war. Treasury Department.
A method to remove water from a wet book without damage. Place blotter on both sides of the damp page and press with a medium hot iron until dry, preventing crinkling of the leaves.
The article states that trees contain the same amount of sap in winter as in spring, indicating seasonal sap stability. It emphasizes no net gain or loss in sap quantity between these seasons and notes implications for tree physiology.
The article argues that healthy weight is not a fashion standard but the weight most likely to support optimal wellbeing. It emphasizes choosing habits and measurements that reflect true health rather than trends.
When biscuits are needed in a hurry, pat out the dough to four inches thick and cut into squares with a knife. This method is faster than using a biscuit cutter and avoids leftover corners to roll and recut.
A note explains that hangers wrapped in rough fabric like velveteen prevent clothing from slipping, challenging smooth fabric surfaces. The tip applies to garments hung on such covered hangers to maintain orderly wardrobes and reduce slippage hazards.
A caution notes dangers of using lye potash or drain cleaners to thaw frozen waste pine debris and advises safer methods to avoid chemical hazards and damage.
The mill will close from Friday August 3 at Siam until Monday morning August 4 if needed. G Pfister can provide service, but no custom grinding will be offered during the closure.
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