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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
1
The Elgin Echo Dial is listed with its address 3711 Elgin Iowa and post office details. It notes second class mail entry on September 1 1891 at Digin Fayette County Iowa under the 1852 act.
The snippet lists rates for foreign display at 35 cents per inch, local display at 30 cents per inch, readers at 10 cents per line, and classified at per word with advance payment. Minimum 25 cents per insertion, no agency commissions, and special items like cards of thanks, memorials, resolutions, and obituary poetry priced at regular rates.
Mrs H W Helms left Tuesday for Cedar Rapids to visit friends and relatives then Center Junction. Forest D Welch and Miss Leata Phillips quietly wed at the bride’s parents home Wednesday evening with Rev F O Hillman officiating. The couple and families visited at Lima and Ames during holidays. Florence Berg returned to Iowa State College after vacation. H Knudtson plans Minneapolis trip to visit relatives. Abert and Herbert Dummermuth families visited Jud Conner home. Carl Schori and Leo Grether returned to school after illness.
The Marine Corps Band performed at the first egg rolling on the White House grounds during Andrew Johnson's presidency, marking a historic early display of federal festive pageantry.
The article discusses natives of Yemen chewing khat leaves which are said to have effects akin to opium and other narcotics. It highlights cultural practice and concerns over potential narcotic impact.
Mrs Amy Layton 80 died Sunday afternoon in West Union hospital. Funeral conducted 2 pm Tuesday from Bethel Presbyterian Church by Rev G W Ukena. Burial in West Union Cemetery. Born Sept 24 1865 in Highland township Clayton County. Married Joseph W Layton April 25 1889. Survived by three sons Dr C L Layton Cedar Rapids W H Layton Cresco Leon R Layton West Union a brother James Robbins Birmingham Ala two sisters Mrs Ida Crane Rapid City S D and Mrs Ed Klingman Egin four grandchildren many nieces and nephews. DeWitt died in infancy husband two brothers and five sisters preceded in death.
Payette Leader publishers Sord Hathaway and Cole sold the paper to Lee Peacock of the Tripoli Leader and James F. Bennett, a retired service member. Hathaway remains with the Leader as an employee.
When coca is substituted for butter chocolate use three tablespoons of cocoa and add one teaspoon of fat. Lift the cocoa with other dry ingredients then add the fat.
A brisk guide from Trixie Teen lists sexy sewing ideas for girls to craft at home. Long torso skirts with pleats, suspenders, dirndl outfits, eton caps, pyjama toppers, baby sacques, and improvised tuxedo suits from discarded garments are suggested as chic shortcuts.
The notice explains January 24 to February 1 sign up with township representatives or return a card to the Farm Bureau office. No calls will be made. Sign before February 1 to start coverage March 1. A public meeting is set for January 23 at 8 PM at the Legion hall in Fayette.
Guidance for pan frying bacon to a crisp finish includes starting with a card and pan, using low heat, and turning the bacon often to promote even crisping.
Mr. and Mrs. Chariton Looby hosted a rook party Thursday evening at their home near Wadena. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meyer of West Union, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tope of Fayette, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Loftsgard, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Melbert Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Frieden, Delbert Chapman, Kenneth Medberry, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Medberry, Helen, Hazel and Ea Rothlisberger of Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Faye Whittenbaugh, and Junior Patterson of Wadena. High scores were by Mrs. Leo Meyer and Delbert Chapman, with low scores by Mrs. Lester Tope and Junior Patterson.
Directors of the Elgin Farmers Dairy Company announce a sale of its entire buttermilk output on Friday January 18 1948 at 2 pm at the Elgin Iowa creamery office. Highest bidder takes all with each day’s churning sold separately for one year starting February 1 1946. Board reserves right to reject any bids. By order of the board. 1-19-20¢. by Lyle Light, Lec’y.
A note on efficient packing in home freezers and lockers suggests using square or rectangular containers to save space. The text claims Blurfisch eee has the world’s largest statue with five barrels and measurements from seven to nine feet in length.
The physical condition of the cow is a major factor in producing high quality milk. Proper nutrition and health management influence milk yield, composition, and overall dairy herd performance.
A historical report notes DDT as an insecticide capable of killing a greater variety of insects than any other product, reflecting early beliefs in its broad effectiveness and use in pest control.
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