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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1918

Page

2

Local notices and household news from Elgin and area

A long list of notices and community items from Elgin includes farm sales, new births, illnesses, travel, servicemen in France, influenza updates, flu serum trials, deaths, and social visits. It reports on Adywinman attorney business, W. W. Davidson, Camp Funston messages, Camp Dodge furloughs, Camp Dodge returns, and local reflections from various residents and businesses along with a Prosser letter about wartime paving and irrigation plans.

Don R. Cummings Francis England France America H. 8 Hadise Mayo Bros Gus Gunderson Martin Anderson Morehead Minnesota Brockhausen & Hoch, Grocers and Bakers Prosser Washington the Echo Echo Lansing Mirror Old Town

Meat Producers Support War Effort Through Increased Hog Output

Government argues that stimulating pork production will export seven times pre war pork averages and ease world shortages. U S Department data show cattle up 10,288,000 head and hogs up 12,441,000 as of January 1, with hogs rising 8 to 15 percent and heavier. Dressed hog products rose from 903 million pounds to 1,277 million pounds in three quarters ending September 30 1917 versus 1918, while beef slaughter rose from 1,263 million to 1,454 million pounds.

Department of Agriculture The Food Administration Europe America Argentine Australia U. S. Department of Agriculture U. S. Food Administration

America’s pledge of food aids Allied effort in darkest hour

America pledged to send food to the Allied food council. The American food army, backed by enterprise, boosted corn and pork supplies. Exports rose and shipments doubled, fueling wartime support and resolve.

America Iiterallied Food Council American Food Army Fann Enterprise Vaneerwation Totel

Faith and war economy quotes by Herbert Hoover

Hoover argues against drastic force to maintain economic distribution and supply use. He contends the average American business man seeks remedy for wartime evils, urging debate and self-help rather than sweeping government measures. Date cited August 40, 1017, as a wartime publication fragment.

Herbert Hoover

For Sale Barréd Plypbuth Rock cockerels

A mixed local page item notes a for sale listing for barred plymouthock cockerels, plus assorted community notes. It mentions Welbel Mill shipping wheat, butter price changes, and various personal news from Elgin and nearby towns, including births, visits, demobilization plans, and influenza impacts.

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