Calendar offerings and prices at Echo office
Fragment lists various calendars including religious, danger, art novelties and more with prices advertised at the Echo office, 48tip. The note directs readers to check prices first at the Echo office and mentions a sample line.
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Echo
Easy as Pie and Family Kitchen Tips for Washington Birthday
A rambling column blends a cherry pie recipe with kitchen hacks to avoid soggy crusts and messy ovens. It covers hot oven technique, funnel tricks, and lattice top work, then shifts to reader notes including a beans dish, a chicken and noodle bake, banana spread, prune whip, and syrup handling tips.
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Towa
Mixed Goose and Duck Feathers in Pillows Confuse Mrs Wilson
A reader reports making pillows years ago with a mix of goose and duck feathers. On opening them recently, she found the feathers cut into Mildred Wilson bits and wonders what home would cause furnishing this. The writer notes goose feathers are stronger and larger, and feathers are separated by size in factories for pillow filling.
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Mildred Wilson
It Happens in the Best of Families
Ruth Ann and Carol, both six, play out roles of mother and teacher as they navigate leadership and obedience in a neighborhood setting. Carol, a retiring child, consents to others’ choices while her mother weighs whether she should assert herself in group play and invite friends over after school to bake cookies.
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Marie
Carol
Dorothy
Ruth Ann
Home Project Meeting Finds Members Sharing Lessons
A study group met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Roy Leuch tenmacher's home on February 9. Mrs. H. B. Gilson led a music project lesson from the music gems, followed by a short playlet about business titled The Bitter with the Sweet.
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Roy Leuchtenmacher
H. B. Gilson
Music Project
Music Gems
Wm. Kohls
John Schneider
Lyle Wilson
Max Medberry
Wm. ‘Kohls
Clifton Wilson
Mollie Schneider
Edith Bauman
Archie Howard
Dairymen in Fayette No 4 CT A report on sire exercise
The Fayette No 4 CT A members use varied methods to exercise sires including bull pens rings and outdoor wires. January teat cows totaled 454 with 82 dry. The average milk yield was 721 pounds and fat 30.2 pounds. Distribution of fat yields ranged from 40 to over 90 pounds across several cows with five top cows led by Harry Turn.
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Fayette No. 4
Harry Turn
Top milkers list for the month from Iner's and partners
The record lists the ten highest milk yields for the month from herds managed by Iner's Irving Deering's and Gross Bros. It includes Edwin Chenswold R J and G Sh Gin herd with 1053 pounds milk and 48.5 fat, J C Mathews G J herd 11 with 787 milk and 48.1 fat, Irving Deering G and R H herd 36 with 1184 milk and 48.2 fat, and other herds led by M Grafenberg, Roy Learn, Jerry Spencer, Harry Miller, M M Cooney, and Harry Turner with varying milk totals and fat percentages.
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Iner's
Irving Deering
Gross ‘Bros
Edwin Chenswold
R. J
J.C. Mathews
G. J
R. H
J. C. Lueder
G. G
Max Grafenburg
Herd
Roy Learn
Jerry Spencer
R. G
Harry Miller
G. H
M. M. Cooney
Sherd
Harry Turner
R. H. Herd
Edward Mescher
Tester
Upper Iowa hosts publishers open house for northeast Iowa
Upper Iowa will hold an open house for publishers in northeast Iowa on Friday February 23. Speakers include Don Ried Towa Press manager Des Moines U Barnes Northwood president of the state association and Dick Westerfield of West Union. The program begins at 3 16 PM with music. Dinner at 8 PM features Judge H A Taylor of Waukon as after dinner speaker. At 745 PM the Peacocks meet the Dubuque University Spartans to close the program.
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Upper Iowa
Northeast Towa
Don Ried
Towa
Des Moines
U. S. Barnes
Northwood
State Association
Dick” Westerfield
West Union
Judge H. & Taylor
Waukon
the Peacocks
Dubuque University Spartans
Salvation Army Raises Alarm on Unpaid Officers
A Salvation Army report notes 116,043 unpaid local officers nationwide, highlighting a strain on corps leadership and potential implications for service delivery and organizational structure.
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Salvation Army
Rural electrification and home improvements urged
A rural electrification message promotes wiring homes and suggests interior remodeling to match the new power access. A boxing reference and a joke about a roof's durability advocate Mule-Hide Cor-Du-Roy as a sturdy, weatherproof choice, with sample roofs available for viewing. A light exchange ends with a courtroom style quip about being in a barrel.
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Mrust
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