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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1930

Page

7

Local Detr rochester area notices and visits.

Residents and visitors enter and depart across Decorah, Clermont, Oelwein, and Hawkeye. Harold Johnson becomes creamery helper. several listed visits include Lofatuen and Loftegard families, Clara Prestseter, Gladys Christianson, and the Nelsons. School basketball results: Hawkeye boys 27, local 28. girls lost. Elma beat 14 to 13. Community groups held meetings and reports on drama, scholarships, and church concerts.

Hawkeye Elma

Community notices and obituaries from Lofstaen area

Local notes report visits by Marian Lind and other residents to friends and relatives, with social calls at various homes. The Farmers Savings Bank held its annual meeting with re-elected directors and a talk on finances. C H Garvey was hospitalized, with family at his side. Hans Amundson died suddenly at his home. funeral services were held and an obituary will appear next week.

R. V. Brandt Wm. Larrabee Jr Prince of Court Painters Alice Geratenberg Spain L. L. Carr J.C. Halverson Mra. Cerney Miss Johnson BE. J. Kaltenbach Farmers’ Savings Bank J. F. Miller Hans Amundson

Rising executive walks on tiptoes in office note

A young executive new to a firm drew the president’s ire with loud, frequent entrances. On his first day the president blamed the shoe heels and ordered him to tread softly. The man vows to keep leather heels and continues walking on his toes, per the Springield Union.

Springfeld Union

Auto Blessing Fitting All on Life's Journey

Rev Patrick J Bradley rector of St Marys Catholic Church Laconing Md offers an annual blessing of parish autos. The prayer asks God to hear prayers bless the car protect travelers and guide them toward salvation through grace and good works Amen.

Patrick J. Bradley St. Mary's Catholic Church Laconing Thia Car Philip Christ Pathfinder Magazine

Vacations for trees sparks debate in horticulture

Professor George P. Weldon argues trees can benefit from a vacation period similar to humans. Southern California climate supports diverse fruits like peaches, apricots and apples. If a season is disrupted, trees may rebound with renewed vigor and higher next-season production. Severe winters may decastone dormancy, ending the vacation.

Geoge P. Weldon California Professor Weldon

Longevity Highlighted at Witliton Agricultural Dinner

At a Witliton England Agricultural association dinner a longevity class revealed Benjamin Bealch leading aged farm hands at eighty six. Other top ages were eighty five and eighty four with nine entrants all aged eighty or more including Harriet Milton at eighty seven and a half. The nine ages total seven hundred fifty years.

Witliton England

Deserved Leniency in Fort Worth Traffic Court

An elderly woman argued before a Fort Worth judge that nearby city department activity made the boulevard unsafe causing her to miss a Stop sign. The judge dismissed the case saying new excuses merit dismissal.

Fort Worth Texas City

Hard of Hearing in the United States

Estelle Samuelson of Columbia University notes that about 15 million people in the United States are hard of hearing. She highlights their impact on education, employment prospects, and overall citizenship, describing it as a significant societal issue.

United States Estelle Samuelson Mp Reading Columbia University

Speaking on the radio time squeeze in politics

Senator Sorghum jokes about choosing a theme for his next speech and laments the crowded radio schedule. He says statesmen must work hard and wonders if he will get a chance to talk as airtime grows tighter.

Senator Sorghum Mitch

Soft Answer Bell Which Beat Your Poses Laney

The Jacksonville Times Union quotes a conversation about posing styles with Nell and Jackson, noting a gesture where an arm crossed the face as the notable pose. The item reads as a brief social column snippet.

Laney Nell Jacksonville Times-Union

Cutting He Career Tale Ends With Wry Exchange

The snippet captures a dialogue where He claims starting with nothing but brains, and She retorts that such people are common. It presents a brief, witty exchange lacking broader context or names.

Cutting Darling

Willie Evidently Knew Teacher-Willie skeleton query

A brief Chicago Tribune note references Willie asking what a skeleton is and requests a definition. The exchange frames a humorous, self aware moment with a man describing a skeleton as a man with his insides out and his outsides off.

Willie Chicago Tribune

The Good Turn Degree Bulletin Clipping

The bulletin notes a new B Sc designation after a friend’s name and humorously remarks on whether he is a Boy Scout. The Sydney bulletin reflects light customs writing and playful local shorthand about academic titles and scouting association.

Bulletin Sydney

Interesting is Tree master wireless clock patent in Russia

A new patent in Russia covers a master wireless clock that can control multiple watches remotely. The device uses radio signals to synchronize time across connected timepieces, marking a step forward in wireless timekeeping.

Russia

Dover Mills Mourns as Lloyd Jones Dies

Mrs. Mary Scott traveled to Lima for her brother Lloyd Jones's funeral after his serious illness. Marion Scott attended the services and returned home the same day. Farm Bureau ladies enjoyed a picnic and basket-making at Mrs. EB Wagner's home with sixteen attendees. Various local visits and illness updates follow, including measles at the Nesvick children and pneumonia recovery for Mrs. Everson.

Mary Scott Lima Lloyd Jones Marion Scott EB. O. Wagner Farm Bureau Victor Guyer B. G. Guyer Marion J. C. Matthews Aubrey Guyer E. G. Guyer John Learn Chas. Anderson Clermont F. R. Havenstrite Harvey Guyer Fayette Ladies’ Aid Henry Hanson

Origin of the kilt sparks cross empire dispute

English researchers claim the kilt originated in England about 200 years ago with tailor Park- Ingon while serving with General Wade. He allegedly made the first kilt and it was called the fellldle tag to distinguish it from the belted plaid, a single piece garment.

Scotland England Park- Ingon Wade

Limite Add similes Ag useless as com piling an index

The fragment discusses Limite Add and compares it to compiling an index for Webster’s or Bridgert’s dictionary. It suggests the task is as pointless as assembling an exhaustive reference without practical use. The text reads like a terse critique of overcomplication.

Community chest funds curb charity solicitations and progress notes

Viroqua Wisconsin adopts a community chest to fund charitable calls, limiting solicitors after funds are raised and directing alms to Chest officials. A public sale near Wyoming, Jones County netted $2.75 for four sleighs and $5 for a single seat top buggy, reflecting changing times as many Iowa children have never heard sleigh bells.

Viroqua Wisconsin Community Chest Tom Harry Waukon Democrat Charles Eye Wyoming Jones County Iowa

Time to Decide Quotes by Sophocles

A compact reflection on decision speed from Sophocles, noting that hasty choices risk error. The aphorism, drawn from Oedipus Tyrannus, emphasizes caution in judgment and decision making.

Sophocles

Want Ad Columns Offer Quick Requite

A brief notice invites readers to use want ad columns to express needs and receive prompt responses. It emphasizes quick results from placing classified requests and highlights the practical use of the newspaper’s ad section for commerce and services.

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Becomes Global Laxative Favorite

Fifteen years after graduation Dr Caldwell gained fame for a single prescription now forty years old. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin remains the world's most popular laxative. Millions rely on it for constipation headaches biliousness feverishness bad breath coated tongue nausea gas lack of appetite or energy. The formula remains original and herbal pleasant tasting and gentle for women and children. It is sold as a safe doctor chosen bowel aid.

Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

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Clermont Enterprise Echo Agnes Bilden Lota Fayette County Lofatuen’s Charles Kelly Mason City Helen Phelps Ince Meyers Oelwein Mrz Skarghaug Decorah Harold Johnson Clara Prestseter Gladys Christianson Theo. L. Loftegard Anna Belle Arthur Nelson Echo Shop Bert Friebel Cedar Rapids Mrs Louie Anderson Nashua Mr. Anderson Missions E. E. Bilden G. A. Koland Magdacor Iowa State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls George Belschner Henry Belschner Elizabeth Skarshaug Henry Skarshaug L. H. Carlin Mae Minneapolis H. L. Gordon Jean Mary Quinn Farmington Minn Ed Delaney Mary Killerlain Independence Kathryn Killerlain Lofstaen Marian Lind Louie Hovland Alemite Service Mrs. Willard Martin Alfred Olgan Elsie Schave Frances Halverson Ernest Larson Arthur Loftagard J.B. Bilden EB. EB. Bilden Henry Wolfs Orm Larson Livya Larson West Union Emil Larson Lucille Johnson Maynard E. J. Kaltenbach Nina Simerson Ossian Nels Gilbert Melvin Anderson Kenneth Ellis Auburndale, Wis Alfred Olson C. H. Garvey West Union Hospital Tom Ryan Dover Mills John Mark Laura Osterhous H. K. Johnson Clarence Nesvick Knut Everson J. C. Jerdee Clermont State Bank Iw A Farmers Savings Bank Clermont Xray Farmers Savings Bok Towa N. H. Nelson Embalmer & Feneral Director Lows Freiburghaus & Company G. H. Hackman Clermont, Be
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