Automobile headlight law claim prompts enforcement doubt
An early 20th century item notes confusion over enforcing headlight laws as the Highway Commission reportedly lacks equipment for testing headlight legality. The piece references penalties for first offenses and cites W. M. McCollagy and a state department role, highlighting ongoing regulatory challenges. It weaves in unrelated biographical notes and social columns, including reminiscences about local families and a discussion of music and culture.
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Memorial thanks for kindness after passing of father
Our gratitude goes to friends and neighbors for words of comfort after the passing of our father. We thank the Masonic order and Dr. Chester Demaree for their thoughtful service. Dr Orvillg Mackellar Lewradi MacKellar Harriet MacKallar Dr. Milo MacKellar Dr. John D. MacKellar Clermont &1 Farmersharg.
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Milo MacKellar
John D. MacKellar
Wao Moma Paper 2 on Farm Ad Parity in Media
Stock men like A Floyd Ayton say home dailies offer superior value for agriculture advertising. He notes that producers now favor The Iowa Stockman and similar home papers, supplemented by display ads, as the best medium to reach farmers and ranchers.
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Unnamed Men Trapped as Ground Collapses Near House
In heavy rain soil near a house gave way trapping two workers. One man, Larson, was severely injured. the other, Bitton, escaped with lesser injuries. Rescue efforts followed as rain-moistened earth shifted, but both men survived with no permanent damage expected.
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Crawford case exposes loan tied to Clermont mortgage
Sheriff Wright captures Crawford after a rapid pursuit in CedAn Rapide. The case centers on a $5,090 loan from C A Larson of Clermont secured by a mortgage on a corner building. Doctor Roy remains in custody with $80,000 bond related to the scheme. George Smith, a retired farmer of Oelwein, was induced to buy stock in an auto wheel factory for $20,000.
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Blake to Address State Meeting on A Small Town Mayor
Hon W R Blake of Clermont Fay ette county Iowa will speak at the Iowa League of Municipalities in Sioux City Aug 16 18 on A Small Town Mayor in the Legislature Two bills he sponsored road funding and town council consent for primary road work passed the Thirty ninth general assembly and benefit towns The speaker notes Blake earned his spot on the program by these measures His district colleague Arno Garatte remarks Blake performed well in the last assembly and served his constituents faithfully.
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Notice of Final Departing Settlement in Elgin
Having sold my business and being compelled to leave Elgin by September 15 I request permission to settle by that time. Accounts not settled by that date will be turned over to a collector. Kindly call and make settlements I need the money. J N Nelson.
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Notice to settle repair charges by September first
J. W. Allen posts a notice asking anyone owing for repair work to come in and settle by September first without delay.
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Annual picnic capped a night of games and dance
The gathering featured horse shoe, ball game, races and a big bowery dance. The bright baby of Mr and Mrs Watters Kohis won the baby horn test, Nutting claimed the champion horse shoe, and Ridge team won the ball game. Next year’s annual picnic promises another good time.
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Benson Named Secretary of Tuinola Valley Manufacturers
M Benson, a La Salle resident and former cashier of La Salle Savings Bank, is named executive secretary of the Tuinola Valley Manufacturers Association. C C Swift, president, announced the board selected him at a meeting this week. Benson will begin Monday in the club quarters in the Kaskaskia. He also serves as president of the Frink Smith Silo Seal concern and treasurer of the La Salle Chamber of Commerce, with ties to Tri Cities Associated Charities and other groups. La Salle Daily Post.
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Notices To Patrons For Echo Columns Copy Requested
Notips to patrons request copy for forthcoming Echo columns by week end or Monday. Next issue to publish early with Charlies Gruyer in charge. Mrs Rudy Lehman recovering after illness.
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Town plans teach citizenship under state law in schools
The 1921 Town state law requires regular courses on the U.S. and Town constitutions in public and private schools. McClenahan recommends a graded program from seventh grade through high school, including a half year course in grade schools and full year civics and constitution studies in early high school, with progressively deeper instruction. Supporters argue this strengthens civic duty across communities and emphasizes the public school system as the medium.
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Sheep to Ship Orders Amid Summer Weather
Local notice requests all parties with sheep to ship to Liberia Co Operations before August 20. Weather improves, bringing nicer conditions for the work.
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Church Activities and Postponements Highlight Week
Rain caused a Tuesday play delay and a Thursday revival. Mrs. Wells hosted a Kansas supper after Sunday worship as Haworth League plans a Friday social with Georgia Maze Schar leading in Mrs. Hillman’s absence. Pastor Hillman and Mrs. Hillman depart for a two week trip to Dakotas. Services schedule announced for August 21 and 24 with Sunday school at 10 and Epworth League at 7 16. Dr Curran reports district conference results and next year’s officers slate pending.
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Revival Meeting At Baptist Church Continues
The Baptist church hosts nightly sessions through Wednesday August 24 in English. Sunday services on August 21 are German at 10 am and 11 am. All are warmly invited to attend these revival meetings hosted by the church.
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