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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1926

Page

2

Orchestra Car Wreck Prompts Holiday Calendar Note

Carpenter's orchestra had a bad spill a week ago Friday night while driving from Fayette to Arlington. The car wrecked but the orchestra members escaped with minor injuries. C. P. Craft of Aurora, who helped arrest three poultry thieves, received $600 in rewards from the Fayette Protective Association and Walaces' Farmer.

Eau Wye Opera House Carpenter Fayette Arlington C. P. Craft Aurora Fayette Protective Association Walaces

Weibel Mill Company Notes Local Feed Purchase

Nina DeSart resumes teaching this week and the Weibel Mill Company reports two carloads of Quaker Molasses Dairy Feed purchased, with the first arriving this week. Hans Weaseler traveled to Freeport and began his Switzer land journey, a notable icy road record. Mrs. Bertha Mesley plans Christmas visit from Oelwein to her mother’s home.

Nina DeSart Weibelmill Company Hans Weaseler Freeport Ilinois Switzerland Bertha Mesley Oelwein

Basement Fire Damages Dummermuth Home. Explosion Sprung

Fire damaged the basement of the Albert Dummermuth residence Saturday forenoon due to an exploding gasoline engine stored there. Timely help prevented the house from destruction. Community news notes Mr and Mrs Harry Stillman were in West Union Thursday. Gale Hovey to return from Coe College Cedar Rapids Tuesday for holiday with parents Mr and Mrs M C Hovey. Mr and Mrs Frank Lyons and family and Mr and Mrs Sidney Patterson and families visited Sunday at the Paul Patterson home in West Union. Mrs D H Craft has been sick the past week. Mr and Mrs Clarence Tripp spent Thursday in West Union. Miss Agnes Kneeland teacher here was called home to Clermont Wednesday by uncle's death. Christmas tree program postponed to Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Vern Boyer hosted the Ladies Aid Society Wednesday afternoon. Lew Randall of West Union visiting friends locally.

Albert Dummermuth Harry Stillman West Union Gale Hovey Coe College Cedar Rapids M. C. Hovey Frank Lyons Sidney Patterson Paul Patterson D. H. Craft Clarence Tripp Agnes Kneeland Clermont Vern Boyer Ladies' Aid Society Lew Randall N. W. Evans Clermont Sand Co Louis Benedict Benedict August Benson Elgin Echo

Occo Mineral Compound Boosts Iowa Hog Profits

J H Powers, Elgin rep for Gelwein Chemical Co, reports many Iowa hog raisers use Occo Mineral Compound with success. It shortens feeding time, lowers costs, and provides essential minerals for healthy growth from weaning to market. Brood sows also benefit for larger litters. write to Gelwein Co or contact the local rep for details.

Elgin Oelwein Chemical Company Louie Olson Clermont Iowa Fred Schneider Frank Christen F Elgin Julius Johnson Towa Adolph Hanson Fred Rothlisberger Joe Frieden T. T. Olson Gelwein Chemical Company Gelwein Occo Andv

Farm Bureau ladies hold follow up meeting in Pleasant Valley

A follow up Farm Bureau meeting in Pleasant Valley township was held in Mrs. Boyle's district on Tuesday December 7 with three districts present. The fifth nutrition lesson was completed with a shared meal, marking the final nutrition course for the year.

Farm Bureau Pleasant Valley Township Mrs. Boyle

Fayette County Specials Chartered for Ames Trip

Two special cars loaded with 85 Fayette County clubsters and leaders will leave Oslwein Monday morning December 27 bound for the Junior Short Course at Ames from December 27 to January 1. The Fayette delegation will join with about 1600 farm youths from across Iowa upon arrival in Ames. Dormitory housing will be used for girls in college buildings, sorority houses, and private homes, while boys stay in fraternity houses and private homes. The first day covers registration with classes starting Tuesday morning. A giant club banquet will be held Thursday night in the college armory. Last year 1900 attended, a record crowd for Iowa. Instructors from the college will lead classes, with silver trophies and medals for top judges in grain and livestock. Rail fare and one-third rates are expected to be the same as last year, total trip cost estimated at $12 to $15 per person. The course ends Friday noon with Fayette group returning that evening.

Fayette County Oslwein Amea Iowa Ames College Fayette Group

Record Work Spreads as Farm Bureau Reveals Strong Enrollment

Farm Bureau questionnaire shows many farmers will keep uniform records next year. Five groups in Scott, Mlyria and Banks townships and around Hawkeye and West Union have used simple monthly books, with help offered to start, maintain, and summarize. More groups form in the county, reaching more farms through the record books. Mrs. G A Oelwein, city matriarch, dies at 89, survived by six children after years of pioneer spinning at home. T J Cipper returns from Ohio trip. E C Elkema and Betty to spend holidays with local families. Harry Keiser singing date on W M A retractions announced?

Farm Bureau Scott Mlyria Banks Hawkeye West Union G. A. Oelwein Oelwein Saxony Germany United States Fayette County Union

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