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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1921

Page

5

Propaganda firestorm over Lord's Day Alliance amid Sunday law myths

A long-winded digest exposes a Washington New York dispatch alleging a grand Sunday law plot led by the Lord's Day Alliance. It debunks the misrepresented claim of a nationwide push to halt interstate trains and mail on Sundays and stresses the Alliance's 1888 founding and its aim to keep one day weekly free for rest worship and charity.

Washington New York United States Plueslawa Aoto All Hance Evangelical Christianity Y In America Alliance The

Anniversary Feasts Mark Social Calendar at Families

An anniversary celebration occurred Sunday at the Hal Stenson home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Mel Kohler who wed seven years ago on February 22 and Mr. and Mrs. O P Stoehr who marked one year since February 28. The gathering included Hal Stenson, their three daughters, their husbands and children for a dinner and social time. Implement journals report no cuts in farm implement prices this year.

Surprise Shower For Mrs Forrest Welch At Home

Last evening a surprise party was held for Mrs Forrest Welch at their Otter Creek bridge area home. Fourteen young ladies from the I. B. M. club and her high school classmates gathered with gifts and lunch baskets, entered unannounced, and enjoyed a late hour. A supper of ice cream was served as she received many beautiful gifts reflecting the esteem of her friends.

Forrest Welch Otter Creek Bridge I. B. M. Club

General layoff at Chicago Great Western shops

Announcement Saturday morning announced a general layoff at the Chicago Great Western shops in this city. The order becomes effective Thursday evening and will discharge about 1100 men across all departments, with a complete shop shutdown and partial round house and yard layoffs. Clerical forces will be reduced, keeping only enough staff to move trains.

Chicago Great Western Round House Oelwein Towan

Notice of Probate Hearing for Loertsch er Last Will

In Fayette County District Court West Union Iowa a hearing is set for February 44 1921 to admit the purported last will and testament of Christian Loertscher deceased. Clerk John T Riley Deputy IL L Fibk notes.

Iowa Fayette Court Christian Loertscher West Union

Notice Ed Boyle Sets Sawing Outfit This Spring

Ed Boyle will set a sawing outfit on the FE Hunsberger flat by the second bridge south of the Canning Factory this spring. Anyone wishing to pause in logs can do so any time.

Ed “Boyle Hunsberger Canning Factory

Masquerade Benefit Dance Draws Big Hampton Crowd

The American Legion staged a Tuesday masquerade benefit dance with a large attendance from nearby towns. Florence Kohler and Grace Bowen won first prizes as autumn girls, Mrs W W Luce received second for an Indian aquaw, and Charles Gruver earned a gentlemen’s prize as an ancient warrior. A 50 cent supper at Falb Hotel and about $125 added to the legion treasury.

American Legion Carpenter Florence Kohler Grace Bowen W. W. Luce Charles Gruver A. P. Lehman Amuaterdam A. M., Welber C. J. Harrington R. W.muehrenthaler Harry Becker Paulioni

Confidence After War Prosperity Forecasts

A reader predicts postwar prosperity driven by consumer spending and housing, noting trillions in Liberty bonds in public hands and a shift from liquor to general merchandise. He cites the Federal Reserve as stabilizing, lower taxes ahead, stronger foreign trade, and a boost from national advertising and improved production and distribution efficiency.

Rock of Gibraltar Federal Reserve Bank United States

Letter of Appreciation From West Union Iowa 1921

Frank Marrison thanks J Capper and the Bigin committee for raising 295.26 for the European Relief Council and 81.00 from children. He notes the funds save harvest time by feeding families at home and hopes children understand their aid may spare boys and girls from grave outcomes.

West Union Iowa Bel J. Capper Bigin Towa Denar European Relief Council Seliout Ave Frank Marrison Chajromt

Feed May To Brood Sows On Hay Ration Study Finds Gains

John M. Erhard of the Agricultural Experiment Station reports that sows fed hay and alfalfa with grain produced larger, hardier pigs weighing 2.29 pounds at birth, while corn fed pigs cost 41 cents each versus 26 cents for hay fed. Hay fed sows also weighed 3 percent more at start, and overall raising was cheaper.

John M. Erhard Agricultural, Experiment Station

Gehring Farm Sale Announced With Stocks and New Machinery

Frank and Will Gehring plan a forthcoming sale at the Frank Gehring farm. The catalog includes 22 cows, a milking machine, tractor, grain, stock, and various power farming equipment. Bills and dates forthcoming. Capper Bros will settle all accounts due to T J Capper Sons dissolution notices indicate the firm is dissolved and all debts payable to Capper Bros.

Frank Will Gehring Frank Gehring T. J. Capper & Sons Capper Bros T. J. Capper Frank Capper Boies Capper

School Notes On Absences From Mumps And Activity

The Elgin mill town notes list multiple students missing in various grades due to mumps and sickness. Mentions include Mark Holzer, Arie Holzer, George Gilson, Kiste Yearous, Viola Light, Cecil and Freddie Kwingman, Fred Pinney, Otis Rothlisberger, Richard Gehring, George Schrampher, Ruth Mark, Grace Patterson, and others. The eighth grade plans a Washington program, and a declamatory contest sends attendees to Maynard. Also notes Bible story winners and a flour advertisement from Weibel Mill Company.

Tha Mark Arie Holzer Mich George Gilson Kiste Yearous Viola Light Ia Bith Cecil Freddie Kwingman Fred Pinney Otis Rothlisberger Richard Gehring George Schrampher Grammer Ruth Mark Grace Patterson Topp Washington Wirgn High School Maynard Maynard High Schoo Miss Otley Alexander Pollock Allee Gilbertson Mary Hanson Chiss Fania Weibel Hulda Meyer Clarence Boleyn Reuben Miller Lawrence Grimm Pearl Adney Howard Topp Robert Breel Betty Smith Harold Conner lGinie Schhelder Lewis “Phomé Frank Topp Dale DeSart Harry Smith Mix Grether Wilda Meyer Dorothy Glison Margret Yenney McGregor Mise Uston

Farm Sale Notice for 156 Acre Property Near Town

Kate Have announces items for sale this spring including 156 acres of farmland with 80 acres cultivated and remaining pasture, Amber and hay Inuit, and 32 and 64 acre lake-platted lots. Good soil and roads, near Sehanl, three miles to town on the main highway. For more information write Harry Garson Tassel Minnetti RR 4.

California Sehanl Harry Garson Tassel Minnetti

Government must set lumber tax income rules now

A Southern Lumber Journal reader letter warns that government inaction leaves lumber workers unpaid and taxed. It argues the government must tell loggers where their revenue will come from to pay income tax and excess profits tax this year.

Southern Lumber Journal

Eight Decorah Establishments Face Poker Probe

Decorah city attorney J A Nelson filed information against eight pool rooms and restaurant proprietors for running pointed boards and issuing notices against men playing poker, highlighting a crackdown on illegal gambling in the city.

Decorah J. A. Nelson Guitenhere

Notice to Thy Payers Tax List Reminder

Notice to taxpayers that tax lists are not in your county banks or polls excepted. Pay early to avoid the rush. Signed BR. W. Berman County Treasurer.

BR. W. Berman

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Chermica Ordw H.D. Yack Jolie Bebden G. Oentist R.A. Crider George Fath Howe N. W. Evang Mel Kohler Dora Louie Klingman L Lohman Lottis Becker CC. G. W John T. Riley Richa Senate Congress Foyini Grinnell Hampton the Chronicle Hawkeye Bellon Philip D. Armour Benjamin Franklin Waay Street Freman M. E. Church Tyer Ladies’' Aid Society R. Berg Aid *Society Byworth League Leidek Mary Hanson Bycalés Himer Hovbs Russell Deal Gearing Hobbs Toose Aimes Basket Bell Hampton Chronicle Theodore Roosevelt Young People’s Society of the Baptist Church R. M. Glover Glover Orient Albert Como Italy Bionoor Flgin Elgin Marchants Weibel Mill Company Kate
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