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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1919

Page

4

School Notes and Community Events Highlight Local Life

The piece reports illness absences in multiple grades, Hazel Frieden returning, and a February 22 Opera House program with school acts to benefit a life at a Victrola. It lists a varied program including orchestra, chorus, solos, and dances, plus child performers and a Miss Cherry Blossoms party.

Alfred Wenger Hazel Frieden Lowell Smith Frank Kiple Eligahbeth Schneider Opera House Cies Bolo Wee Misses Cherry Blossoms Seven Little Girls Chorus Grehastra

Cheery Valley Notel Social Roundup

Cheery Valley social notes record visits and gatherings among local families. Jacob Kurth called at Christen home. G Dennler family hosted guests. Mrs. G Dennler spent time with Mrs. L Christen. Edwin Hanson visited parental home. Ida Dennler and Ellen Hanson exchanged visits. Mrs. Fred Dennler visited Martin Hanson home. George Christen called at Robert Lehman. Eicher Baumgartner called on Celia Meyer. Oscar Frieden from near Ehkader visited Jack Predrich. Celia and George Christen hosted at Jack Dennier. William Larson and Alfred Dartie at Jacob Dennier. Sarah Grimm and Marguerite Denier at Jack Dennier. Mrs. Tom Hanson and Henry visited Adolph Baumgartner. Mrs. Jack Christen improving, news welcomed.

Jacob Kurth Christen G. Dennler L. Christen Edwin Hanson Ida Dennler Ellen Hanson Fred Dennler Martin Hanson George Christen Robert Lehman Eicher Baumgartner Celia Meyer Oscar Frieden Near Ehkader Jack Predrich Celia Jack Dennier William Larson Alfred Dartie Jacob Dennier Sarah Grimm Marguerite Dennier Tom Hanson Henry Adolph Baumgartner Jack Christen

Rhine Whines and German Mercy Whispers

Dr Nichols Murray Butler of Columbia compared Germany to a mother early in school who warns her son Leedle Fritzy about a neighbor boy, saying he will misbehave and frighten him. The remark highlights German pleas for mercy as a recurring theme in international dialogue.

Germany Rhine Dr. Nichols Murray Butler Columbia Leedle Fritzy

Five Acre Place For Sale In West Union Iowa

Five acre place for sale located in West Union four blocks from the court house. Seven room house with well cistern orchard and small fruit. A bargain for someone who wants no small farm. Real estate contact L C Bramer West Union Iowa. J C Halvorson has opened an office in the Larrabee building on Mill Street near Brick City Pharmacy.

West Union Court House L. C. Bramer Iowa J. C. Halvorson Larrabee Mill Street Brick City Pharmacy H. W. Barnhart C. K. West H. S. Steale Elgin Bobby Steele Clermont Enterprise Wadena Bob Ingersol

Plant an Elm Says Botanist for Peace Commemoration

Professor Robert B. Wylie of the University of Iowa urges planting the white elm this spring to mark a new epoch of world peace. He notes elms require little care and may stand for a century, arching over homes of future generations, as maples fade from farms and towns. The elm is native to Iowa, grows well statewide, and is suited for lawns and streets. Pure seeds or transplanting from forests or roadsides are easy options. Elms resist pests, grow swiftly, form a high arching canopy, and live long.

Jowans Robert B. Wyltie University of Iowa Botany Department Wylie Towa

Resolutions of Respect for R J Moser at Elgin Lodge No 290

The Elgin Lodge No 290 adopts resolutions deploring the death of Brother R J Moser and expresses sympathy to his relatives. It requests the charter be draped in mourning for 30 days, and that copies be sent to the family and printed in the Elgin Beho. A committee including T J Capper, Elias Benson, and I L Harrington signs.

Enir Wall A. J. Monts Aua Maud White Sidney Mallysa White Abel. Moats Homer Oelwein Fred Glenn Lyle Edna Helen Jas Crain B. W. White Mra. L. P. Phillips Des Meoines W. H. Smith HI Crest Volga City R. J. Moser Ufe Elgin Lodge No Brotter Moser Elgin

Keep Goat in Back Garden for Newlyweds

An essay notes suburban goats as low maintenance pets. It argues a single goat can thrive in a backyard, produce milk and meat from garden waste, and requires little pasture. It contrasts goats with cows and other livestock, urging clean feeding and waste management.

Eleanor Anstruther Weltes Batk Newlywed

Definition of Pep Sparks Cheer Across Professions

A quoted Exchange definition describes pep as happiness energy and courage fueling workers from milkmen to soldiers. It portrays lively, spirited acts across trades, from blacksmiths and plowmen to engineers and bankers, all buzzing with anticipation of success and vigor.

Exploration of Nineveh by Layard in the 1840s

Sir Henry Layard, with Stratford Canning's backing, began excavations at Nineveh in Mosul in the early 1840s. His work uncovered palaces of Sennacherib and Ashurbanipal at Knajik and Neb-Yunus, leading to a sensational account published in 1848. He later returned as British Museum agent with 16000 dollars to extend digs, published again in 1853.

Nineveh Henry Layard Stratford Canning Constantinople Mosul Layard British Museum Sennacherib Ashurbanipal Knyajik Sennachérib Mearhaddon Neb-Yunus Babylon

Old Mosul A Chronicle Of Rise And Decline

Mosul once prospered as an independent capital before the caliphate's decline. In the eleventh century it joined the Seljuks, and in the twelfth fell under Atabeg rule led by Zenkt. It enjoyed a brief splendor, with the pashalik governorship long hereditary in a Christian family, until the nineteenth century when the Ottoman Porte imposed centralization after a protracted struggle.

Mosul Zenkt Abd-al-jalil Porte

Rubber Plants Span Vast West Near Nevada

Botanists catalog nearly two hundred plant varieties that yield rubber. Found mainly in the arid Great Basin regions of eastern California and Nevada, these shrubs occur as far north as Washington and Idaho and as far east as Colorado. Cultivation awaits long term study.

Great Basin California Nevada Washington Idaho Colorado

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