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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1955

Page

2

Learn About Lamb Cookery From Your Local Extension

Jewel Graham explains lamb cooking methods and buying guides for home cooks. Highlights include tender young meat, low heat cooking, carving across the grain, storage tips, and flavor pairings with bay leaves mint and onions. Also covers bone and fat indicators for young meat and government inspection stamps for quality.

Jewel Graham Town State College Extension

Elgin Iowa Council Proceedings December 6 1854

The Elgin town council met in regular session with the mayor and all councilmen present. Bills were audited and approved including salaries, fuel, printing, signs, and utilities. A half share of decorative lights costs was proposed to be funded by the town and Community Club, and a Free Garbage Removal program was authorized with notice to be published.

Elgin Iowa Dean Muehlethaluer fCapper Boyle General Fund Walter P. Kohls Gordon Schupbach Arthur J. Boyer Iowa State’ Industries Elgin Echo Arwell, Inc G. Adams Co Darley & Co Standard Oil Co Shipton && Son John Falk & Sons Lionel Weston Mits N. W. Bell Telephone Co Interstate Power Co Hall and Park Chas. O'Neill Max Thoma RE. Kohler G. Pfister G. Pfister-labor 3.92. Schori & Kyster Lbr, Co Don's D-X Lawrence Grimm O. Dean John M. Tillotson Riverside Products Elgin State Bank, Waterworks Bond & Int Community Club Christmas Fund Capper Leo L. Schori

Washington and Small Business Critique of Armed Forces Merchandising

Comments focus on large scale Post Exchanges serving service members and families at near cost. Critics say defense funds cover overhead and rents while municipalities subsidize operations for armed forces personnel, making it impossible for local merchants to compete.

Bome Army Ie et & _ Post Federation of Independent Armed Forces

Did You Know Facts From History And Science

Coffee was once sold by pharmacists for medical use only. The brain reportedly shrinks after age twenty. Early printers omitted end line hyphens by leaving out letters and marking vowels. A lightning flash carries far more energy than a storage battery can hold. Iowa State College economists forecast higher prices for red clover seed next spring due to a small previous crop.

Towa State College

Birth rate up thirty million babies since WWI

The United States has welcomed thirty million more births since World War I, and the under twenty population has grown by 11 million since 1940, a rise comparable to the combined populations of Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Detroit, and Cleveland. A Poultry laying house should maintain an ideal temperature of 50 F.

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Recommends tree rows for evergreen wind break

A concise guidance suggests planting three rows of trees with pines in the center and fir spruce or cedar on the flanks to form an effective evergreen wind break.

What to Do With Unordered Goods

Unordered merchandise, such as neckties or cardboard wallets, need not be paid for or returned. You may ignore or, if desired, demand storage charges when the shipper pursues collection. The practice earns millions nationwide, with goods priced to cover nonreturned shipments. Also, a livestock tip: store the waterer in a sheltered spot to cut fuel use.

Mall Tool Co Iowa

Toddler Found Asleep in Department Store Basement

A two year old child in Manchester endured a grueling Christmas shopping period and was discovered sleeping in the basement, having wedged onto a lower shelf among a stack of overalls. The remark suggests job dissatisfaction as a misfit sentiment.

Manchester

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Opportunity Council Proceedings R. E. Kohler Washington and Small Business Wilson Raize National Debt Unit C. W Ao RT Mie Yetree x “Ai Louis Schutte & Son Clermont and Postville Funeral Home M. F. Schlein Oak Drive Stuart Peabody the Borden Co New York City Woah Ward Aubrey C. Guyer Saw Mill Mall Tools West Union Elgin, Iowa Soonerie Ty Wocines Sale de Drewort Dub Corde
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