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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1943

Page

3

Clermont Enterprise masthead and editor notes

The Clermont Enterprise issue presents the local masthead for Clermont Iowa with Agnes Paulson as local editor and contact details. It notes affiliation with Iowa Press Association and National Editorial Association and confirms post office mailing status in Fayette County.

Agnes Paulson Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association Clermont Fayette County Iowa

Hot Fight on at Least Four Propositions Continues

Liquor by the week limit in Iowa state stores pressures operators of liquor by the drink spots. Officials expect reduced illegal sales as rationing takes effect. Des Moines taverns push to resell purchased quart quotas while clerks watch for violations and revoke permits. Some operators once ripped permit pages to extend purchases, but clerks are now counting pages to curb evasion.

Iowa Des Moines Liquor Control Commission

Revenue Offices Open in Iowa to Boost Tax Services

Iowa Collector E H Birmingham announces seven new internal revenue offices in the state. Four division offices open in Cedar Rapids Davenport Waterloo and Sioux City with designated chiefs. Three major zone offices in Dubuque Ottumwa Council Bluffs will provide federal services, aiming to lift tax return volumes under the 1942 act. Des Moines remains the current central aid hub as taxpayers line up early for help.

Iowa Internal Revenue E. H. Birmingham Birmingham Cedar Rapids John H. Wegersley Davenport Harry D. Detlef Waterloo Harry E. McCombie Sioux City H. J. O'Brien Des Moines Dubuque Wm. F. Lange Ottumwa Lara B. Raymond Council Bluffs Bernard H. Spitznagle

Pledge Campaign Meetings Set Across Iowa for 1943 War Bond Drive

State Administrator W. L. Clark announced district meetings to organize the 1943 War Bond pledge campaign. Cities listed include Storm Lake Hampton Manchester Iowa City Des Moines and Des Moines districts detailing regional leaders and counties to be represented on successive days.

W. L. Clark Storm Lake BE. L. C Frank Williams Iowa City Robert L. Roach Muscatine Jac

Liquor Rationing Seen Drop in December 1942 Sales

The article notes 22 000 fewer gallons were sold in December 1942 compared with December 1941 and Pearl Harbor month. It argues rationing is visible in lower consumption, citing the December 1942 figures.

Pearl Harbor

Runaway collision on Larrabee hill injures none

Twenty five years ago Dr Carr and driver Jim Cahalan faced a lively runaway near Postville when harness broke and their buggy struck a boulevard light pole near Brady Paulson’s place. The pole shattered, but both men and horses escaped serious harm. Jim’s arm was bruised and a horse incurred minor cuts.

Dr. Carr Jim Cahalan Postville Larrabee Hill Brady Paulson Boulevard Light Pole

Clermont School News Kindergarten Highlights and Grades

Kindergarten students began two new primers and enjoy reading and tackling harder words. They drew favorite story characters, some resembling kittens. First and second graders made number pictures and built a jumping board last Friday. Valentine’s Day inspired freehand drawing and original ideas. Perfect spelling lessons were achieved by Wanda Wilson, Ralph Kneeland, Leland Probert, Mary Martin, and David Gutcher.

Wanda Wilson Ralph Kneeland Leland Probert Mary Martin David Gutcher

Third and Fourth Grades News and Awards Recap

Oran Shipton has mumps and is out. last week absentees included Judy Swenson Louis Larson Oran Shipton Gene Mabb Albert Schave and Evelyn Krueger. Third graders begin multiplication. perfect spelling honors go to Judy Swenson Kathryn Larson Heverly Grossman Gladyce Peterson. multiplication contest winners were Elbert Westprahl Beverly Grossman and Virginia Nelson.

Oran Shipton Judy Swenson Louise Larson Gene Mabb Albert Schave Evelyn Krueger Kathryn Larson Heverly Grossman Gladyce Peterson Elbert Westprahl Beverly Grossman Virginia Nelson

Iowa Class Notes Show Busy School Week

Iowa history class studied how Iowa grows up while Mor mons were discussed. Fifth graders learn beetles, Elsie Jerdee shared a book, sixth graders work on Roman notebooks, and art pupils dry molded figures. Top spellers include Elsie Jerdee and Evelyn Miller. class average 80 percent. Howard Stumme returns. Marilyn Follett absent. Wérne sent get well letters. Physical training featured rope climbing with several equals at the top. Christmas cactus near end of bloom, Margaret Gilbert contributed.

Iowa Elsie Jerdee Barbara Appelman Evelyn Miller Elsie Marie Jerdee Howard Stumme Marilyn Follett Wérne Ronald Gunderson David Appelman Norman Sampson Dean Cashman Kenneth Anderson Bobby Abel Donald Gutcher Robert Martin Lorene Gilbert Margaret Tschantz Lorraine Kittleson Mary Tschantz Gloria Buraas Joan Gerner Minnie Kist Dwayne Anderson Margaret Gilbert

Seventh and Eighth Grades Attend 100 Percent Saturday

Both grades had perfect attendance on Saturday January 23. Absentees last week due to cold or illness included Donna Thorson Joseph Olson Delores Thompson Norene Amundson Donald Steffens Lois Yauslin and Norma Schave. They played basketball in gym on Thursday and did a First Aid hygiene lesson with bandages and artificial respiration.

Donna Thorson Joseph Olson Delores Thompson Norene Amundson Donald Steffens Lois Yauslin Norma Schave

Clermont Commanders Sweep Stanley In Two Wins

The Clermont Commanders defeated Stanley teams on their floor last Tuesday with the boys 47 to 14 and the girls 41 to 21. They head to the county tournament at West Union on Feb. 4 with both squads facing Wau and Arlington respectively. John Barnes visited the high school on Jan. 28 and plans to leave soon for the Navy.

Clermont Commanders Stanley West Union Waucome Arlington John Barnes Navy

Clermont High Sponsors Magazine Sale For Activity Fund

Freshman boys and girls enjoyed a dinner party in the home economics room prepared by the girls class. Afterward the group attended Blondie's Blessed Event at the local theater with high school teachers as guests.

Blondie Clermont High School

Notice of Probate Hearing for H H Buraas Will

State of Iowa Fayette County District Court to All Whom It May Concern notice is given that on February 15 1943 an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of H H Buraas late of skid County deceased will come for hearing before the District Court for admission to probate at West Union Iowa January 28 1943 Herbert D Klammer Clerk The record lists the formal probate action in the county court system and names the heirs or interested parties provides hearing date and clerk designation

H. H. Buraas Skid County District Court West Union Iowa Herbert D, Klammer

Minne waukan visitor reconnects after 17 years

Mrs Halvor Skadeland of Minne waukan North Dakota visited Immanuel Larson’s home on Monday to see her sister Mrs Randi Larson whom she had not seen in seventeen years. Mr and Mrs Ezra Rowland visited Harold Cue family in Randalia Monday. Bernice Olson of Monona called on John Sampson’s home Sunday evening. Mrs Ole C Peterson visited Mrs Mary Washburn Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs L T N Olson and family visited Mr and Mrs John Mork Sunday and helped Mork celebrate his birthday anniversary.

Halvor Skadeland Minnewaukan N. D Immanuel Larson Randi Larson Ezra Rowland Randalia Harold Cue Bernice Olson Monona John Sampson Ole C. Peterson Mary Washburn L. T. N. Olson John Mork

Guadalcanal Marine Sees Remains of Japanese Warrior

A U S Marine surveys bones of a Japanese warrior on Guadalcanal. The note that many Japanese soldiers perished in the jungle shows bodies lying for weeks or months. Few Japanese remain as U S forces continue to whittle them down on the island.

Guadalcanal U. S

Social notices from Elgin and Clermont area hosts

Louise Miller and Mrs Keith Thoma dined at Max Thoma home in Elgin. J F Phillipa of West Union visited Louis Olson. Mrs Andrew Anderson visited Immanuel Larson. Laura Holt cared for Mrs Randi e Larson after a light stroke. Richard and Glen Olson left for Moline IL to source repairs for Clermont and Postville stores. Malvin Johnson of Waterloo visited Rulger Paulson. they joined Julius Johnson in Clermont. Augusta Miller and Fern Buraas, former Clermont students, study business in Des Moines with strong typing speeds.

Mra Louise Miller Keith Thoma Max Thoma Elgin J. F. Phillipa West Union Louis Olson Andrew Anderson Immanuel Larson Laura Holt Randie Larson Richard Glen Olson Moline Clermont Postville Malvin Johnson Waterloo Rulger Paulson Julius Johnson G. O. Anderson Augusta Miller Fern Buraas Clermont High School Business College Des Moines

Millionaires in the United States, 1916 to 1939

The United States had 17 075 millionaires in 1916 during World War I rising to 43 184 by 1928 then dropping to 14 317 in 1939. The data reflects shifting wealth patterns across the interwar era.

United States

Earrings in Tibet Mirror Social Belief and Rebirth Fear

In Tibet, earrings symbolize social status as a widespread belief holds that unpierced earlobes doom a person to rebirth as a donkey. The custom reflects class norms and spiritual causation tied to ear ornamentation.

Tibet

Changing Colors Of Arctic Animals In Winter

The ermine, polar hare, ptarmigan and Arctic fox turn white in winter. The natural color change helps concealment in snowy landscapes and is triggered by seasonal daylight and temperature changes.

Coastly Line Fortifications Cost and Time in France

The Magk not line of fortifications cost $150,000,000 to construct and required five years to complete in France.

France

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