For Sale 1980 Plymouth sedan in good shape Elgin
For Sale describes a 1980 Plymouth sedan in good shape with good tires and a new look. Contact Fred Nydegger Jr in Elgin at 1416p for price or inquiry. The item appears alongside another ad for a nearly new bobsled from Myron Chapman of Elgin and a lost truck tire chain near Elgin between Henry Christian son farm with a reward offered to John Howard Jr. Elgin Lac.
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Plymouth
Fred Nydegger, Jr
Elgin
Myron Chapman
Henry Christianson Farm
John Howard, Jr
Lac
Winter feeding stations urged for birds this winter
Town Fish and Game Commission urges establishing feeding stations early with grit and shelter to keep birds fed and safe from predators. Recommend quail and pheasant stations, various foods, hopper containers, and snow-proof coverings to support health and future breeding.
FERA feeding program reports large bird feed effort
C H Batton oversees a state wide FERA winter feeding plan in Iowa. October collections exceed 400000 pounds of feed including cane tops corn screenings millet hedge balls beans sunflowers and other grains and seeds. About 100000 birds can be fed from stored food with additional 200000 pounds not yet distributed. 29 counties lack work due to labor or cooperation gaps, seven in the grouth area. Approximately 5000 feeding stations built with FERA labor. aim is 16000 stations by active feeding in the grouth area. Food donated by farmers sportsmen groups bird clubs Boy Scouts and others.
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Town Fish and Game Commission
C. H. Batton
FERA
Towa
Grouth
Boy Scouts
George Washington Bridge Construction Details Revealed
The George Washington Bridge linking New York City and Fort Lee New Jersey spans 3,500 feet with approaches totaling 188,700 feet. The project cost about 60 million dollars, land included, and construction ran from May 1927 to October 1931.
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George Washington Bridge
New York City
Fort Lee
N. J
Bergs new caps boost local ad appeal
Local Elgin area residents share Thanksgiving visits from Wisconsin, Iowa towns, and relatives. W C Falk Ed Fahey join Cedar Rapids business visits. families from Wisconsin and Minnesota travel for holidays. Hardware store promotes stock tanks and sealers while snow drives sales. multiple residents return home after Thanksgiving observances.
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W.C. Falk
Ed Fahey
Cedar Rapids
Bergs Lines Lee work pants for sale
Social notes tally a string of Thanksgiving visits and family meals across Rock Valley Decorah Osage and Minneapolis with numerous relatives and guests. Several households host relatives including Muths Capper Berndt Carters and McLaughlins while Albert Magenfrau and Irma Berndt visit Iowa City. One ill relative is hospitalized with peritonitis in Wisconsin.
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Albert Magenfrau
Iowa City
Irma Berndt
J. F. Berndt
Importance of forests by Silviculturist Auten
John T. Auten of the U S Department of Agriculture stresses forests’ role in building soil porosity and water absorption. He warns that removing forests from non agricultural land and burning or overgrazing reduce forest cover, raising erosion, reducing springs, and lowering groundwater. He cites recent dreaths and floods as proof of the need to reduce surface runoff and conserve rainfall.
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John T. Auten
Hottest and coldest thermometer readings cited
The article notes the warmest thermometer reading in Death Valley California at 184 degrees in the shade and cites a record low of 122 degrees below zero at Yerhoyansk Siberia. It asserts the hottest place is not near the equator and the coldest not at the poles.
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Death Valley
California
Yerhoyansk
Siberia
Fish Varieties Found in Gulf Waters and Tampa Bay
Officials of the St. Petersburg Tarpon Club report 628 varieties of fish in Gulf waters and Tampa Bay from minnows to giant sea bass tarpon and manatee. The article notes a good time to see Berg about clothes.
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Gulf Waters
Gulf Watera
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Tarpon Club
Berg
They're voting for the man in county offices
A Nashua Report note suggests voters favor qualified individuals over party labels in selecting county officials. the piece argues for judging candidates by merit, not party, noting a nearly 8,000 vote gap between parties. It frames the shift as a move away from five term incumbents and outsiders.
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Nashua Report
Sources of Mineral Oils Explain Origins and Class
The sources of mineral oils form a distinct class including petroleum and oils from peat shale and related materials. They are generally believed to come from the decomposition of animal and vegetable remains, though some writers argue for purely mineral origin for petroleum.
Deepest Well in World Parla Supplies City Water
The Deepest Well in Parla reaches 2,850 feet and provides about 1,600,000 gallons of water daily to the city. Meanwhile Berg failed to display many of the latest ties and scarfs.
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Parla
Berg
Unclear fragment prompts questions on habits and upkeep
The fragment asks how girls preserved kiss able status before smoking cigars and whether screens were painted before storage. It notes annual painting extends life, implying maintenance timing and care reminders without clear context or origin.
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Echo
Chester
Olaf Berg
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Baldwin Piano Factory
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Ohio
F. W. Hughes
West Union Hospital
Mrs. Ford
Ford
Iowa Sanitarium
Nevada
Falls’ Garage
National Cash Register
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Saie
Fair“bank-Morse
C. J. Harrington
John Sutter
Arlington
Grether
Iowa
Echo and Enterprise
Dubuque
Weibel Mill
Hans E. Grether
R. P. Strauch
Echo Office
Litfp
Fura
Elsheimer Fur Co
West Union
Berg's
Julius Scholen
Wisconsin
Jud Conner
Forest City
Postville
Warren Harrington
W. F. Kohler
George Falk
Fred Falb
la Crosse
Wis
Frieda Freiburghaus
Waterloo
Fred CG. Muchlethaler
Lee Berg
Lee
Harriet Peterson
Essex
Clifton Kiple
Fredericksburg
M. V. Kiple
The
Baptist Mission Society
Louise Miller
Clermont
Ed Buser
Wilma Steinmetz
Riceville
George Steinmetz
Mary Hanson
Oelwein
Tille Hanson
R. A. Crider
Margaret
Barbara
M. Yenney
Feller’s Hardware
West Egin
John Barnhouse
Clara Boyer
Wm. Gruver
Bonita
Elmer Gruver
Lew Gruver
Knudt
Kittle Houg
Ed Klingman
Edward
Clarence Houg
Woodlawn Farm
Vern Randolph
Bloomington
Emma Reusser
John Etter
Janesville
West Elgin
Mrs. L. L. Kiple
Blairstown
Mrs. Kiple
L. L
Bess Stohr
Elkader
Mrs. C
Halstenson
Albert Muth
Tommy Muth
Rock Valley
Ida Meyer
Anna Dennler
Ern Baumgartner
Mrs. Oliver Anderson
Decorah
Chas, Capper
George Carter
C. A. Carter
Osage
L. B. Carter
Frank McLaughlin
Minneapolis, Minn
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Bertha Kiple
McLaughlin
Mervin Brown
Arpin
Palmer Bartholomew
Brown
Rapids
Brainard
Edinburgh
Scott
Schori & Kuster Lumber Company
Elgin, Iowa
Dick I (Magazine
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Better Homen & Gardens
Delmaster
McCall's
Magazin
Pathfinder
Pictorial Reviewe
Parents’ Magazine Sports Shodoplay
Marie Silver Screen
Women's World
V.e. We
Athfinder
Pick Magazines
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the Country Home Choverleaf Review
American Poultry Journal
the Farm Journal
Capper
Gentlewoman
Magazi
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Ilustrated
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Everybody's Poultry
American Fruit Grow Checks
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Encine
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