Elgin Echo Dial postal matter note
Entry as second class mail matter Sept 1 1891 at Elgin Iowa shows the postal designation for the Elgin Echo Dial. The note references Fayette County Iowa and the March 9 1852 act governing mail classifications. The fragment indicates historical newspaper postal processing details for the publication.
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Elgin
Fayette County
Owa
Advertising Rates and Notices as Printed in Classifieds
Advertising rates listed per line or per word for classified ads. Want ads are 10 cents per line with a 30 cent weekly minimum if accompanied by an order. otherwise a one dollar minimum. Blind ads and inquiries have a one dollar weekly minimum. Cards of thanks and memorial cards set at one dollar, limited to ten lines, with other notices charged at regular rates. Resolutions of respect and similar notices may apply under standard advertising charges.
Fayette County Republican Primary Election Candidates 1952
A slate of Fayette County political announcements by Republicans seeking county offices in the June 2 1952 primary. Hazel Gehring for county treasurer and Hazel Gehring named again for Fayette County Treasurer. W M Knox for county clerk. a candidate for district court clerk. Herbert Klammer for state representative. Grant Lauer for county recorder. Odney Oelberg for county sheriff. Fred House for county supervisor. Fred W Gremmels listed among candidates.
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District Court
Fayette County
Herbert Klammer
Fay ette County Supervisor Candidate Mentioned for 1954 Term
A candidate for supervisor in Fayette County is named as Robert Wilson for the term beginning January 2, 1954. The nomination is subject to Republican voters at the Primary on June 2, 1952, signaling early party considerations.
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Fayette County
Fred W. Gremmels
Robert Wilson
Benson seeks re nomination for Clayton County Supervisor
Oscar A Benson of Highland Township Elkader Iowa announces his bid for re nomination as Clayton County Supervisor for the term starting January 2 1953 subject to the Republican primary on June 2 1952 in Highland Township Elkader Iowa.
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Clayton County
Oscar A. Benson
Highland Township
Elkader
Iowa
This is a good year to make a feed budget plan
Estimate your feed supply and what the livestock will need. Plan adjustments if the two don’t jibe.
Remembering Mrs Jennie E Anderson and Elgin notes
Funeral services were held February 8 for Mrs Jennie E Anderson who taught in Elgin for 37 years after starting teaching at seventeen and a Volga High School graduate. Other items include births, anniversaries, quilting events, travel for road fixes, moves, school incidents, and farm notes from Elgin and surrounding towns.
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Jennie E. Anderson
Anderson
Volga
Elgin
Irving Etter
Janesville
Wisc
H. S. Steele
Harry Becker
H. D. Yack
James Powers
Jack Allen
Sam Lehman
Fred Muehlethaler
West Union
Fayette
Arlington
Wadena
Elgin - Wadena
Louis Becker
Capper
Oelwein
Frank Capper
Marie Mosby
USU
New AS labels set standards for rayon fabrics
Consumers will soon see AS marks on garments and fabrics containing 50 percent or more rayon. The labels spell performance requirements like colorfastness, minimal shrinkage, and lasting fit after washing. Experts note rayon is a diverse family, so the tag helps buyers know how a specific item will wear over time.
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Lucille Rea
Iowa State College
Miss Rea
American Standards Association
Rayon standards reshape how fabric meets end uses
Manufacturers align rayon with performance standards across women and men wear and home furnishings. Labels AS certify voluntary compliance, guiding shoppers to buy rayons that meet these new specifications. The push depends on consumer interest to spur producers and retailers to supply compliant fabrics. Vaccination and sanitation are effective against swine erysipelas.
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Miss Rea
Your Town Safety Congress: A Call for People Power
Lincoln framed government as of the people by the people for the people. The nation’s core idea is that safety and democracy rise from the will of the people, not from top-down dictates. The Town Safety Congress is proposed as a popular movement to ensure public safety through broad participation.
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Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
America
Town Safety Congress
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Strauch & Hermen
Eae | Association
Asspcigris
Hazel Gehring
W. M. Knox
Grant Lauer
Odney Oelberg
Fred House
Courf
Andrew S
Genevieve Anderson
Thompson
Clermont
The
Echo
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Chrysler
Etm
Iowa Safety Congress
Penny Penguin
Moore’s
By, Inc
Colgate
Griffin
Brach’s Candies
Mello Cremes
Price
Sherbert
Dupont NO
Zie
Sun
Warrikn
Torkelson Motor CO
Elgin, Iowa