Elgin Echo Dial historical post matter note
The Elgin Echo Dial announces its second class mail status at Elgin Iowa Fayette County under the 1852 act.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
1
The Elgin Echo Dial announces its second class mail status at Elgin Iowa Fayette County under the 1852 act.
Purple and White Tattler urges readers to stop killing time and to value every minute. It warns against loafing and idleness, urging usefulness and efficient effort to gain success, then notes a school calendar item for Randalia boys and girls on December 13.
Arlington pupils enjoy hot lunches with 130 daily served in their rooms. Senior and junior classes report on moniter pictures typing tests and literature study. Elgin basketball split a doubleheader with Hawkeye 2- games and players featured. Eighth grade story writing home safety and math circle graphs. Biology covers shelled animals with crayfish dissection planned. Younger grades welcome students back. several teachers visit.
The Illyria township Farm Bureau program at the Wadena public school building includes community singing piano solo readings and a panel on why farmers want full income tax. Frances Winters introduces women township officers and a Christmas carols quartet performs, followed by a sack luncheon.
Fayette county 4-H preliminary figures show more than 50 calves to be fed in 1947, up from 22 in 1946, owned by twelve members. Regulations require feed by Jan 1 and a maximum 650 pounds on that date. Each member may enroll up to three calves in the individual beef class. Further enrollments accepted at the County Farm Bureau office until Dec 29. The note closes with a Webster City hospital record of 44 births last month.
George Albert Friederich Elgin Douglas Dinsmore Guyer RFD Elgin A man who has committed a mistake and doesn't correct it is committing another mistake.
Mr and Mrs Vern Boyer announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to Ralph L Knoll of Fredericksburg The couple plans a late spring wedding Also mentions a local incident where a thief drained an automobile radiator and left a note after a collision resulting in fractures to Mrs Hiatt's legs indicating a street sighting near Ackrey’s store
Retail pricing notes show liquid starch per bottle and ammonia per quart. The listing highlights low unit costs with competitive storefront pricing for household supplies. Limited details on brands or quantities are provided.
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