Post Office Notice for Elgin Iowa Mail Matter
R P Strauch is listed as entered in the Elgin Iowa post office in Jnyett County as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
1
R P Strauch is listed as entered in the Elgin Iowa post office in Jnyett County as second class mail matter.
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The article argues that more than 75,000 cases would exist in Iowa if all residents were tested. It cites a 3 percent prevalence, notes high infection rates among ages 20 to 30, and warns syphilis causes mental illness and infant blindness. It advocates periodic Wasserman tests during physical exams.
A janitor in Black Hawk County found a vig Yor occupying the church heat pit, refusing to leave, until it was forced out. The piece also notes federal taxes on sporting goods, Minnesota apologizes to Northwestern over a bantle train incident, Christmas tree scale funds tuberculosis efforts in Fay ite county, Rev. Wm. Kent officiated 19 weddings on Thanksgiving, and a quip about wise guys and dumb clocks.
Invitations to the wedding of Martin Hovey and Mise Exhe Helms have arrived. The ceremony will be held at the bride's Brainard home on Christmas Day with Rev. J. G. DraeweI officiating. Others include Peter Luchsinger and Laura Maurer with a German Baptist church wedding on Dec. 18 at eight.
Elgin Iowa council held a regular meeting at the town hall. Mayor Becker and councilmen Muehlethaler Torkelson Schori and Falk attended. Bills were audited and allowed including gravel, salaries, power, supplies, gas and oil, and miscellaneous items. Adjournment motion carried. clerk Max Thoma recorded figures.
Progress in virtue is progress toward happiness, prosperity, and peace. The argument holds that the perfection of any good yields progress toward its fulfillment, and thus virtue advances all these ends.
A Le Mars cat belonging to Lowell Taylor gave birth to six Siamese joined kittens last week. All survived briefly as they died with the mother gnawing the connections. Only one kitten remained alive after the others perished, losing part of a leg where it was attached to its siblings. In a separate item, Mrs. Marjorie Learn is appointed English teacher at the Wadena high school to fill Miriam Jeffrey’s vacancy.
A Dec 1 victory celebration in Upper Iowa honored the 1987 co champion team with St Ambrose in the Town Conference. Lou L. Drill, district attorney from St Paul, was the keynote speaker. Dignitaries from nearby towns and several high school coaches and athletes attended the dinner and program.
Frank Bander son of Mr and Mrs Ed Bander helped the Car College debate team at Birkevile Missouri last Friday. He is noted for debater prominence at West Union high school and is expected to excel in college. The Gee debaters will face Illinois Teachers College Wheaton Concordia Carthage in a round robin. Jean Ruth Beamer formerly of West Union now Glen dale California wed John Howard Gavin of Garden City Kansas at Burbank California Thanksgiving Day.
Daily hunting reports show accidents from loaded guns. Do not bring loaded firearms into homes, shacks, or cars. Never pull a gun through a fence by the barrel. Don’t clean or handle a gun without inspecting the chamber and barrel, and never point at a person. If unsure, stay away from guns.
The first Lutheran church in Ohio was established at New Reading in Perry County in 1805.
Great strides have been made since the first Christmas seals were sold to eradicate tuberculosis. The death rate has fallen by more than two thirds, yet about 70,000 die yearly and over 600,000 are ill, underscoring the ongoing need to support the annual sale.
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