Elgin Echo Dial 711 Elgin Iowa postal note
The Elgin Echo Dial 711 from Elgin Iowa appears as a second class mail item at the post office under the act of March 3 1852.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1949
Page
1
The Elgin Echo Dial 711 from Elgin Iowa appears as a second class mail item at the post office under the act of March 3 1852.
Elgin Iowa town council met in regular session at the Town Hall on November 7 1949. Minutes of prior meeting were read and approved. Bills audited include General Fund salaries trucking fuel and services waterworks funds pumping lighting and insurance along with sewer and street construction expenses and cemetery library and band taxes and miscellaneous payments.
Town Council of Elgin Iowa adopts a resolution transferring 800.00 from the Fire fund to the General fund as the raised money for new equipment is no longer needed. Clerk must adjust books notify treasurer and attach resolution and adoption records. Mayor G H Falk and Clerk R E Kohler preside at the November 1949 meeting with all present voting aye.
Mr and Mrs Ben Dennifer welcomed an 11 pound boy born Saturday November 29. Winnifred Schmid honored Leona Olson Marie Mosby and Lois Lehman at dinner for her birthday. Gus Holzer Jr arrived Saturday to visit his aunt Mrs August Holzer then departed for New York bound for Germany. Mrs F G Spahr celebrated her 79th birthday Sunday November. Mrs Harry Heston fractured both bones in her right wrist Monday while cranking her car. Mr and Mrs Wesley Miller celebrated their Ruby wedding anniversary at the Baptist church Thanksgiving Day, parents of 12 children.
Red clover grown on land treated with manure limestone and rock phosphate shows improved feeding quality. Removing rust or tarnish from fabrics is advised with lemon juice or a 10 percent acetic acid solution.
Loose bricks can cause costly damage claims if not cemented firmly in place. Securely anchor each brick to prevent shifting and structural issues.
Thanksgiving lists show numerous local families hosting meals with extended relatives and neighbors. Notable gatherings include Frieden, Schultz, McMillan, Light, Klingman, Frieden and Grimm households, plus visits from Davenport Chicago and Grand Rapids guests, reflecting a broad community celebration.
A jumble of quips about luck and labor, sly barbs on money and manners, and a string of short anecdotes. It recalls a magazine humor column with puns about fathers sons tradesmen and a comical street scene.
Snakes known to live one to two years without food by absorbing their fat reserves. Also notes dangers from horse sleeping sickness and mentions cancer as a leading cause of death among children.
The note warns against rushing pallet production before maturation and highlights the scale of fires in the United States, citing over 650000 fires annually. It emphasizes caution and safety over speed in handling pallets and related fire risks.
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