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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1937

Page

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Waterloo hosts world champ typist demonstrations

Al Riley and Howard Childs joined Albert Tangara of New York, the world champion typist, for Monday demonstrations at Gates Business College and East and West high schools in Waterloo. Tangara used the Royal typewriter, the machine signed and handled by Mr. Riley of New Hampton. Let The Echo do your printing.

al Riley Howard Childs Waterloo Albert Tangara New York Gates Business College East and West High Schools Royal Typewriter Riley New Hampton Tribune The Echo

Men Wanted For Local Farm Service Jobs

Local manager of a national company seeks several men for work in the area. Deliver orders to farmers, render service, and perform other tasks. Farm experience is desirable and a car is necessary. Permanent positions with pay starting at 875 dollars monthly, higher later. Send name and address to Box 6853, care of this paper. Name Address

Local Editor Kathn Strauch Enters Elgin Post Office Notice

Kathryn J. Strauch, local editor, is listed as entering the post office at Elgin, Fayette County, Iowa, as second class mail matter.

Kathryn J. Strauch Elgin Fayette County Iowa

Advertising Rates Include Various Display and Classified Options

Advertisement rates listed for Foreign Display Local Display Readers and per wordclassified text with minimum advance payment. Mentions cards of thanks memorials obituary poetry and notices with admission charged at regular rates. The fragment ends mid sentence.

Syphilis in Early Stages Warns Iowans of Dangers

The Iowa State Department of Health urges awareness of syphilis as early signs vanish in primary and secondary stages, leading to misdiagnosis. It notes treatment success in secondary stage exceeds 75 percent when started promptly, and recommends Wassermann testing to uncover hidden cases and prevent degeneration or insanity. Address inquiries to the Iowa Health Department in Des Moines.

Wassermann Iown State Department of Health Des Moines St Des Moines Iowa

Mussolini rewards 94 mothers with cash and policy

The Oelwein Register reports Mussolini awarded 94 mothers cash sums and an insurance policy as part of a baby birth initiative. Over ten years these 94 mothers bore 27 children, averaging 0.77 children per mother, signaling a future-focused campaign to increase population for military aims.

Mussolini

Bashful Elgin Youth Sends Christmas Card Verse

An Elgin boy too bashful to speak to his sweetheart sent a Christmas card bearing a playful verse ending with a wink. The lighthearted lines included Roses are red, Violet are blue, Horses neck, Do you. The card reflects small town charm and holiday humor.

Elgin

Moisture limits in butter spark federal fines under new law

Rural notes report cases where butter moisture above sixteen percent triggers penalties up to two hundred fifty dollars. Oswald Strauch visits Scranton as Effort Hunsberger's birthday celebrated. baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Bauder. Details of local events include sleighing, a wolf hunt talk, and a new I O O F lighting system. Post office rule limits publisher alternates on subscriptions, curbing extended credit.

Oswald Strauch Scranton F. W. Hughes Effort Hunsberger Lehman Oscar Bauder I. O. O. F. Hall Chas. Feller Ed Dickinson J. D. Shaffer Elkader-West Union Road Henry Feller Ida Schori Schori F. R. Berg la Crosse Wis McGregor Farmersburg Elgin Berg Anna Kohier New Hampton Business College Waukon McConaty Place Lansing Ridge Post Office Department

Taxeaters and Taxpayers in Government Wage Survey

The Civil Service Assembly reports 1936 government wages excluding relief workers totaled 5.146 billion dollars, about 160 dollars per four person family. The New York Times notes relief costs would push totals to astronomical levels, signaling a future when taxeaters may outnumber taxpayers.

New York Times Civil Service Assembly Times

Feuling Buys 120 Acre Farm Near New Hampton

Feuling, a New Hampton publican, completes a deal for 120 acres of the Delsing farm on the paved highway. He pays 2500 in cash and assumes a 7800 mortgage. The purchase price is about 87 per acre, the second Chickasaw county farm Feuling has bought in three months.

Kk. J. Fueling New Hampton Feuling Chickasaw County

Brainard Social Roundup and School Notes

Branard residents hosted Christmas gatherings at multiple homes including the Tripps and Boyers. The Dummermuth school closed for a week of vacation with a program and tree. Brainard School notes elected officers and listed staff. A petition circulated in Osgian for a state liquor store, with Winneshiek County already hosting Decorah and Calmar stores.

Zia Tripp Janesville Win Clarence Tripp Don Cummings Slaughter Junia Fred Nydegger Zgin Sidney Patterson Marian Wilson L. D. Hitch West Union Glen Boyer Chas Appelman Hawkeye Chas. S. Whitney Britt Wm. Nutting Dummermuth Elizabeth McMillan Brainard Sidney Nutting Eva Boyer Tripp Lola Boyer Sheldon Moats Marian Patterson D. H. Craft Osgian Winneshick County Decorah Calmar

Men and Guns Caliber Size Bore Contrast

A quip notes men differ from firearms as smaller calibers bore bigger. The saying implies a reversal between perceived potency and actual impact, reflecting a satirical take on bravado versus effect. The line uses metaphor to critique overconfidence and masculine display.

Witty remark about a forgetful husband and birthdays

A humorous line notes that a wise husband never forgets his wife but forgets which birthday it is, framing forgetfulness as a playful flaw rather than a failing. It presents a light, witty view of marital dynamics.

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Wm. E. Baumgartner Elgin, Iowa Ting L. S. Hutchinson Holiday H. H. Wolf Elgin Echo R. P. Strauch We of Zhe ' Com Carl Appelman Kenneth Kjosa Clermont Jimmie E. R. Nutting Melvin and Gran Nutting Richard Johnston Herman Boyer Vern Boyer Olli Medberry Ed Medberry Prop Elgin Farmers’ Dairy CO Umaine Metinns Erle Oe Turan Elgin State Bank MCI McLaren Miran Echo and Enterprise
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