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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1922

Page

5

Pella School Wardrobe Ruckus Sparks Decency Debate

Local notes from the old Dutch town of Pella report teachers facing dress code scrutiny after a superintendent urged reform in the interest of decency. Indignant teachers resigned or complied as wardrobe styles in schools underwent drastic change amid broader concerns over taxes and public education.

Pella Marion Deacher Jones Bicho Atles Echo John Palb St. Paul Minnesota Marie Mound Park Sanitarium Falk Wall Hae Nelson Conner Mt. Carrall Illinois Mr. Conner Anderson Indiana Mary Skarshoug

Fragmented notes and names across scattered lines

A jumble of OCR style phrases references Iowa State College tuition, wines, fruit, and various vendors. Mentions exile of a former emperor, location near Spain, and a Florida travel note. Also notes about meat curing, flour prices, and instrument sale in Los Angeles for $400. Contains multiple proper names and places with unclear coherence.

of Dines Iy Han Faon Moldarin Spain Tampa Florida Rigard Witter Uhétty Pioneer N. W. Hyans Max Thig Falb Knief Bauman & Bone Welbel, Mil Company Oc Gi Jgohard Ba’ Ten Mities West Hopitz Los Angeles

Looks Easy Bill and a Town Seek a Newspaper

In Humboldt Republican publisher visits a small town of about 700 people where two papers failed last year yet demand for a newspaper grows. He suggests organizing, buying a unit, guaranteeing a fair editor salary, and self-managing finances to provide both sides with a voice. Renwick Fimes reports.

Humboldt Republican Aod Serry

Hospital Bills Are Light in Germany

Webster City resident Fred Fisher received a letter from a Saxony based charity asking for funds to pay for an operation for an infant with deformed feet. He sent five dollars, later learning the operation succeeded and costs totaled 1200 marks. The five dollars became 1500 marks, a conversion that shows similar US costs would be about 200 dollars. The note also criticizes German prices, noting 100 pounds of potatoes cost roughly 50 cents in US money.

Germany Fred Fisher Webster City Asi Saxony Fisher Edhol Olemargsrine

Growth of Methodism in the United States in 1921

Statistics compiled for the year ending December 1, 1921 show a church membership of 8,938,655 in the United States and 642,087 abroad. Benevolent enterprises received 10,472,423 dollars. there are 40,198 churches and parsonages, 34,500 ministers and local preachers. The average yearly salary of Methodist preachers in the United States was 2,576 dollars.

Methodist Spissonal Olivet Baketel Methodist Yearbook New York Methodist Church United States

Buttermilk Bid Notice From Elgin Farmers Dairy Co

On Saturday January 21 1922 at 2 pm the Board of Directors of the Elgin Farmers Dairy Co will sell all buttermilk output to the highest bidder for one year starting February 21st 1922. The board may reject any or all bids. M Lochsinger Secretary. Better be getting your income tax report ready. If you have any to pay

Eigin Farmers’ Dairy Co M. Lochsinger J. W. Reynolds Creston Democratic State Committee Dex Moines Fort Dex Moines Cordell Hull Democratic National Committee Charlen D. O'Donnell Organization Bureau Democratic State Mil Grand Avenue Des Molines Iowa Minnesota Schumacher Dairy Schumacher Elgin Dalry Weibel Mill Co

Statement of Conditions of Citizens State Bank of Elwin

Bank report from Elwin Fayette County Iowa for December 1921 shows resources of 327336.55 in deposits, overdrafts and securities, 23713.33 in bonds and surplus funds, plus cash items 2106.74. Liabilities total 263036.79 with deposits and notes payable including reserve and borrowed funds. Bank officers Baumgartner and Gunderson affirm accuracy before Notary Samuel Mosby on January 10 1922.

Elwin Fayette Financial Report Ladies’ Cemetery Association Ifort Bigin Hecho City Drug Store Rosa Read Plants G. Lehman Mase Hanson Stoehers Hremen Ido Thonta Mra Lille Schor Aud Com

Elgin Sayings Bank 1921 Statement from Fayette County Iowa

The banking statement lists assets and liabilities as of December 31 1921 for Elgin Sayings Bank in Fayette County Iowa. Officials Samuel Mosby and Fred Hanson swear the figures are true and correct, with the document witnessed by B J Baumgartner and signed by directors Cas Gunderson and J D Shatter.

State OF Iowa Fayette County B. J. Baumgartner P. C. Gundemon Gaid Bank Wamer Haadb Catd Bank Shal B J. Baumgartner P. C. Gunderson Lowa Samuel Moaby Fred Hanson Samuel Mosby Fred S. Hanson Pwore Payette County Beal Cas Gunderson J. D. Shatter

Be Church Notes Pastor Aims Return to duties

The pastor hopes to reopen and lead services if unimpeded. Mrs Hillman shows daily improvement. Sunday schedule includes morning service 9 45, Sunday school 10 46, Haworth League 6 45, preaching 7 30. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Ray DeSart next Thursday the 19th. Bazaar planning urged for April with fancy work aprons and art items. church aims for strong attendance. Pastor expects to be back.

Aoen Hillman Aittle Haworth League Ladies’ Aid Society Ray DeSart Rkey Lay

End of High Cash Rents Says Renters Blamed

The piece argues the era of high cash rents has passed and blames renters for past conditions. It calls for a shift to shared rent plans with elasticity to protect landlord and farmer, ensuring the tiller’s family income and the owner’s return. It notes town funds remain worth 100 percent and productive value intact.

Btkader

Baptist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Russia Relief Appeal

Sunday services include a German service at 10 a m and a Sunday school at an unspecified time with a prayer meeting at 7 30 p m A stereoptican view lecture on missionary enterprises follows Everyone is invited A Thursday January 19 prayer meeting and choir rehearsal are listed The church calls for a large sum to aid suffering Russia noting Americans and churches have not helped and invites participation in this relief drive Pastor Ph Lauer urges support

A. m Pras Russia America Blesin Oer Jiior Lauer

Car Repair Offer By Grimm and Schupbach

A winter promotion invites car owners to reduce prices on repairs. Grimm and Schupbach advertise a well equipped workshop with a broad work menu, encouraging customers to have work done while the offer lasts.

Grimm & Schupbach

Food Sale by Ladies' Aid Society Saturday

The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a food sale at C. S. Eniel Store Saturday afternoon January 14. Proceeds support church work and community relief. City Drug Store promotes Tantac's true worth with a display at the event.

Ladies’ Aid Society C. S. Eniel Tantac

Fraternal lodge installs officers for year 1722

Silver Leaf Lodge No 518 A M installed officers with Hadeel presiding and new officers named for the coming term including Mohler Hanson Falk Leham Mosby and others. Eastern Stars and Tontatit Higa Lodge joint installations followed with a social meal. Ladies Cemetery Association also elected officers for the coming year.

Silver Leaf Lodge Dr. H. 3 Hadeel P. BE Mohler W. M Fred S. Hanson W. George Falk J. W. Samuel Mosby J. Harrington Habs Winkler D. A. P. Lehman Martha Charlotte Webel Pred Kohter Max Thoma Ed Hanson R. W.muehlenthaler Sam Lehman BE. BA -Bowen FP. R. Berg August Benson Phos. Knudtson

New Liberty Dollar Design Debuts Before President

Widespread interest follows the introduction of three new Liberty dollars featuring a mountain top and olive branch, with the word peace. Officials note the 25 year cycle requires design changes by law, and about 309 new coins dated 1931 were minted for display to the public.

Dhila Harding Rograin Love

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Tel Alfa State College Iowa State Witti Bodersl Rediacbunta B. J. Baumgarteer P. O. Gunderson Seal A. M Weibel Ernest Schori Elgin Sayings Bank Lane of Vantereng Horse's Prom Banka pOanital Abock Seroluy Fudd Total Liabiliter Cceis Ieee Og Baptist Church Bystall W. W. Luce Jim Mortis
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