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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

5

Washington Day Dinner Marks Ninth Grade Event

Arleta Gehring and Agnes King are on the sick list this week. Miss Clara Reusser is taking review work in the eighth grade. Miss Meek hosted a Washington themed dinner for ninth and tenth graders with patriotic decorations and well prepared dishes, showing careful instruction in domestic science.

Arleta Gehring Agnes King Clara Reusser Miss Meek West Union Mrs. McCoy Miss Lyons Washington

Red Cross Notes on Large Shipment and Donations

The Red Cross ladies sent a large weekly shipment of finished articles to headquarters including 30 sweaters 30 socks 11 wristlets 1 muffler helmets a trench cap 4 bed sacks 3 pajamas 8 nightingales 15 night shirts 1 hot water bottle cover 9 washcloths 14 tray cloths 11 handkerchiefs 1280 gauze wipes 90 muslin bandages. The German Baptist church donated 164.50 to be shared between Red Cross and YMCA, 77.26 each, with previous gifts in Clermont West Union totaling about 9600.00.

the Red Cross Red Crags German Baptist Church of Our Town Dor Nation Red Cross Y.M.C. A Clermont West Union

Elgin Iowa Council Proceedings February 4 1928

The Elgin Iowa city council met in regular session, with Mayor O’Weihel presiding. Members Grether Harrington Phillips Schori were present. minutes of the prior meeting were approved. bills from Pfister DeSart Hughes Groth Iowa Power Co were approved for payment. adjournment followed.

Elgin Iowa O'Weihel Grether Harrington Phillips Schori Schari Ernest Pfister Show Snow J. L

Echo asks subscribers to pay dues promptly

On account of higher postage the Echo asks subscribers not to wait for a statement. Pay or bring in the amount due as soon as possible. Each paper mailed shows its paid up date. Thos. Knudtson traveled to Clayton last evening on a business trip.

Echo Thos. Knudtson Clayton

War Bread and Wheat Flour Gains From War Time

The piece notes war regulations may shift American bread toward wheat flour, keeping more wheat in the flour and potentially saving 16 million bushels from the next crop. It urges using corn and buckwheat meal and flour as substitutes and mentions Weibel Bros. Mill. The verse at daybreak reflects on the day.

Chicago Tribune Weibel Bros. Mill

Food Administrator Orders Wheat Flour Substitutes Rule

Iowa dealers must require one pound of wheat flour substitutes for every pound of wheat flour sold. Substitutes include corn, rice, oats, barley, soy, peanut flours and similar products, excluding graham and graham rye. Sellers must price to normal prewar profit and provide substitute certificates to county or federal admins biweekly.

U. S Iowa Burlington United States Food Administration United States Food ‘Administration United States Food Administrator Lcensee

Indigestion Relief Offer From Local Drug Store

A local drug store promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion with a promise of quick relief. The advertisement encourages readers to try the product and notes availability at Brocker's Drug Store.

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THAT TAX AGAIN

Dubuane Iowa February 1 1918. A tax notice explains the federal income tax reporting requirement for payments of 800 or more. Payers must name the recipient and amount on Form 1099, filed with the Commissioner in Washington, by March 1 1918, with Form 1096.

Dubuane Iowa Congress Commissioner of Internal Revenue Washington

Cunard liner Tuscania sunk off Irish coast

Washington reports the Cunard liner Tuscania torpedoed and sunk off the Irish coast with 2,197 American soldiers aboard. Official word late tonight says 1,912 officers and men saved and the rescue total may rise. Troops mainly Michigan and Wisconsin National Guardsmen traveled aboard the British vessel under convoy.

Washington Tuscania Michigan Wisconsin

Mrs Hattie Butler Auction Seeks Carpentry Tools and Crow Car

An auction conducted by F. Ry Berg on Saturday February 16 offers first class carpenter tools several furniture pieces and a Crow touring car for sale. Auctioneer is F Ry Berg.

Hattie Butler F. Ry Berg

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Liberty Loan The Elgin Savings Bank Samuel Mosby Council Proceedings L. J. Groth J. 5 Drems U. B U. 8 Coe Ore Bne Ke Sores Ng Citizens’ State Bank Elgin, Iowa Halstenson
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