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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1935

Page

4

First 1936 Farm Bureau training for Llyria Fairfield women

A 1936 training session held at Mrs. Fred Thody's near Arlington covered poultry selection, preparation and nutritive value. Attendees from Fairfield and Llyria shared poems, discussed home topics, and noted newspapers as window cleaners in cold weather. Lillian Lewis led poultry instruction and Handel's The Messiah discussion. January lesson planned for Illyria. date and place pending. Publicity Chairman.

Farm Bureau Llyria Fairfield Townships Fred Thody Arlington Fairfield Thody Richard Nus Fred Hetzel George Hetzel Fred Peeper Niyria Walter Rothlisberger Reynold Strong Albert Dennler Ed Medberry Ella Foxwell Walter Roys Jean Clayton County Shirley Ann Peeper Lillian Lewis Illyria

County 4-H Boys to Attend State Convention

Fayette county delegates to the Boys Short Course and the annual 4-H boys state convention, Dec. 26 to 28 at Iowa State College Ames, include fifteen club boys and two leaders. County Agent Paul E. McElroy announced speaker Dr A B Graham of the USDA Extension Service. The program features livestock and grain judging, farm machinery demonstrations, seed selection and treatment, cream scoring, and flowering shrub planning. The state 4-H corn show runs with the short course for the third year. Interested 4-H club boys or leaders should contact the County Agent's office.

Fayette County Iowa State College Ames Paul E. McElroy A. B. Graham Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Extension Service

Fayette County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting

Over 350 members and families attended the Fayette County Farm Bureau annual meeting at the Legion Hall in Fayette on Monday December 16 Officers elected for the coming year were President J F Wilkinson Vice President Grant Lauer Secretary Ray Bell Treasurer L H Buenneke Cresco district committeeman Lloyd Cunningham Iowa Farm Bureau Federation was the principal speaker outlining the organization’s principles and accomplishments.

Fayette

Middleman Profits Blamed for Rising Living Costs

A Tripoli Leader letter argues that farmers do not overprice their goods by much and that middlemen take the lion’s share of profits. The writer contends consumers in cities pay double what farmers earn, urging elimination of multiple middlemen to reduce bills.

Tripoli

Agricultural and tax notes from 1936 Farm Outlook

Summary of farm policy topics including calf milk feeding, dairy consumption, chick and egg cash returns, seed selection, and alfalfa plantings under a new wheat contract. Notes on Iowa bovine tuberculosis status, AAA payments, property tax trends for 1986, and county budget shifts. Details on corn hog bases, contract administration, and farm community meetings outline application timelines and appraisal methods.

State Comptroller's Office AAA Iowa Extension State ‘Board of Review

Liquor Store Sales Regulated by Iowa Commission

Under a new regulation by the Iowa Liquor Control commission, liquor store managers must refuse sales to persons dependent on relief or charity, to habitual drunkards, or to those who resell or misuse liquor. Managers may also limit quantity and specify the kind of liquor allowed for purchase by any permit holder.

Iowa Liquor Control Commission

Iowa Drivers Licenses Withdrawn

The state motor vehicle department reported that 203 Iowa drivers had licenses suspended or revoked in November. Most suspensions and revocations were for driving while intoxicated or for careless and reckless driving.

The State Motor Vehicle Department

Republican chairman Pressy Frank resigns

Pressy Frank of Waterloo resigns as chairman of the Republican state central committee. It is the second resignation in two weeks following Stanley Smith of Osage who quit as treasurer a week prior. The vacancy from Smiths resignation was filled by naming John Seninett of Mason City.

Pressy Frank Waterloo Republican State Central Committee Stanley Smith Osage Mr. Smith John Seninett, Sr Mason City

Limbeck Jury Deadlocked in Fire Damage Suit

A federal jury in Dubuque failed to reach a verdict at 11:15 Sunday in Clair Limbeck v Interstate Power Co seeking 41068 dollars. Limbeck alleges a power line set his McGregor barn ablaze. trial ended in a directed verdict for the company and the appeals court ordered a new trial.

Clair Limbeck Dubuque Interstate Power Co Limbeck McGregor Federal Circuit Court of Appeals

Man Snoozes in Burning Room at Oelwein Fire

Firemen found John Dorsett, 55, sleeping in his room as flames broke out in the Fred Gremmel building in Oelwein early Saturday. He suffered minor burns and was hospitalized. Fire loss estimated at $1,600. An unrelated line about Cupid follows.

Fred Gremmel Oelwein John Dorsett

Township Directors Elected In County Farm Bureau

In the past month township Farm Bureaus held annual meetings and elected officers, adding new directors to the county Farm Bureau Board. Names from Dover Roy Learn Clermont Kenneth Kerr Union Cerl Palmer Pleasant Valley Otto Krueger Illyria Reynold Strong Fairfield Herbert Meisgeier appear among those elected. A scientist reportedly found sound waves kill germs and radio may entertain and disinfect at once. readers are advised to check Echo advertisements.

County Farm Bureau Dover Roy Learn Clermont Kenneth Kerr Union Cerl Palmer Pleasant Valley Otto Krueger Illyria Reynold Strong Fairfield Herbert Meisgeier

New Oak Floor Before Christmas Dream

A reader claims a Camel label shows a man hidden by the pyramid while another jokes about sand on his shoes. The note then shifts to a home improvement tip promising a new oak floor laid and finished before Christmas as an ideal present.

Ann Jane

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