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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
3
Subscription payments, new and renewal, may be made to the Clermont Local News Editor, Mrs Lucy Engle, who will issue receipts. Publisher.
A 1946 quarterly financial report for the district lists detailed disbursements to vendors such as Ginn & Co MacMillan Co and Public Co and notes affidavits of the secretary W R Belschner sworn February 1 1947. The minutes show bills allowed on October 15 November 19 and December 18 1946 with balances and endquarter totals.
Clermont High School adds Ruth Ann Christiansen from Randalia High as a freshman amid winter weather closures. West Union athletes crowd the hotel while six grades’ news miss publication. seventh and eighth graders note dramatic readings and social science studies. Commanders lose county tournament rematch 31 to 18 as they struggle with clutch shooting late.
Reichert was the leading scorer for West Union and Amundson added five points as the Commanders secured a victory. The article notes soaking clothes in coal or warm water to prevent the fabric mesh from closing and trapping dirt.
A brief note stresses the dangers of winter driving and the need to check road conditions before travel. It warns against complacency and urges staying informed on icy surfaces and vehicle readiness to avoid immobilization during winter incidents.
A new sweet potato vine harvester cuts through soil lifts vines and prepares them for fodder or silage. The device promises faster fieldwork and cleaner collection for farmers.
Safflower, an ancient plant from Spain Egypt and the Levant, yields dye from florets. It provides a basic yellow and shades of rose scarlet purple and violet across the plant's many branches.
In this From where I sit column, Thad Phipps complains Lem Martins dog raided his chickens again, asks for legal action, but Lem disputes the proximity of the chickens to the house. By Saturday, Thad reconciles with Lem in a quiet turnaround.
A historical notice explains rats as disease carriers, detailing risks of tuberculosis Bangs disease and trichinosia of swine, highlighting public health concerns and the need for control measures.
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