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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1945

Page

3

Clermont Gazette Local Post News In Iowa

The Enterprise Telephone No is CLERMONT 88 and the Clermont paper is a member of the Iowa Press Association and the National Editorial Association. It is entered as second class mail at the Clermont post office in Fayette County Iowa under the 1852 act.

Clermont Enterprise Clermont Iowa Bess Tschantz Enterprise Telephone Iowa Press Association Nations Editorial Association Fayette County

Session Opens With Pomp and Senate Echoes

A long page lists state senators and their committees, followed by Gov Blue's inaugural address stance on tax cuts and proposed recommendations. The piece notes tax policy splits, defense of 50 percent tax relief, and possible return to prewar rates, plus Blue’s insistence no new taxes. It includes his 1 2 3 program items on board of control, industry, and workmen’s compensation, plus plans for capitol repair and veteran employment.

Blue Robert D. Blue Board of Control Fundy State Capitol

Iowa policy proposals and Hickenlooper speech themes

The speech outlines ten measures including a commutation board for life sentences, a progressive air code, continued state control of the insurance industry, abolition of township health boards in favor of county boards, expanded soil conservation and flood control in Iowa, a permanent commission to boost state development, and notes roughly 30 million dollars in the treasury as sound and undemanded.

Township Boards of Health County Boards of Health Iowa Hickenlooper

Boy Scout Skiing Outing At Lloyd Aanes Farm

Seventeen members of a local Boy Scout troop accompanied by Scout Master Elmer Stickfort and assistant Fr. Cooney enjoyed a skiing and sliding party at the Lloyd Aanes farm last Sunday afternoon. They had stew prepared by Fr. Cooney and sandwiches brought by the boys. On returning to town all agreed they had a good time. R. Schupanitz was a guest. Mr. Shipton provided transportation.

Elmer Stickfort Fr. Cooney Lloyd Aanes R. Schupanitz Mr. Shipton

School Semester Tests And Grade Updates

Both 7th and Sth grades are taking semester tests. The girls in art class are making designs and doing wood burning. The 8th grade has bought $6.99 worth of defense stamps and have 100 per cent. The 7th grade has 90 per cent. Who's Who held over to next week.

Sheep Herd Aids City Parks At Lake Springfield

Springfield officials imported 200 head of sheep from Montana to substitute for lawn mowing. The flock will graze over about 2 000 acres of parks and lake areas around Lake Springfield.

Nature Springfield Montana Lake Springfield

Wood Shrinkage and Swelling Mechanics

Wood changes size with moisture. Cells absorb water in high humidity and release it as the air dries. Dimensional change mostly occurs across the grain, with little change along the grain.

Clermont opera house stockholders meet in Waterloo story

Twenty five years ago J. W. Malone spent last week with relatives and friends at Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. The Clermont opera house company held its stock holders meeting Tuesday forenoon with 64 shares represented. The old board of directors Gruver Brorby Erickson Gee Rounds and Blake were re elected. The Clermont Valley Creamery Co stock holders met Monday afternoon in the opera house with large attendance. After discussion a vote was taken on adopting individual cream cans. Officers elected for the year were F L Williams president E H Appelman vice president Alfred Olson secretary J A Erickson treasurer Directors Wm B Miller B E Gulsvig Carl Christianson PH Cummings W B Miller and B C Gruver. West Union Saturday Elgin school board met regarding boundary lines for proposed consolidated schools at West Union and Elgin.

J. W. Malone Waterloo Cedar Rapids Clermont Opera House Company B. C. Gruver J. M. Brorby J. A. Erickson Gee Rounds W. R. Blake Clermont Valley Creamery Co Opera House Lange F. L. Williams E. H. Appelman Alfred Olson J.a.erickson Wm. B. Miller B. E. Gulsvig Carl Christianson PH. Cummings W. B. Miller B.C. Gruver West Union Elgin School Board Elgin

Hillside sowing yields cucumbers melons pumpkins squash

Seeds sown in hills produce vines that spread over the ground including cucumbers melons pumpkins and squash. Bush pumpkins and shuash form sizable bushes needing ample space. Sweet corn is sometimes sown in hills with three plants per hill though drills are becoming more common.

Spade or Spading Fork For Garden Soil Work

A spade is best for sandy soil or sod but a spading fork is lighter to handle and works better in stony or heavy soil. Each spadeful should be turned over completely to bury grass and weeds deep enough to kill them.

Agricultural Efficiency Surges With Fewer Farm Workers

The 1943 output per farm worker rose 61 percent versus 1918, achieving record production with nearly four million fewer farm workers than in World War One.

Cinchona Prospects in Mexico Beyond Equator Reach

The article notes that Mexico lies farther north of the equator than often believed for cinchona plantations, yet the country has several promising areas for cultivation. It highlights regional potential and the feasibility of establishing cinchona growth in selected zones.

Mexico Equator

Licorice Root Trade Across Regions

Important commodity licorice root, with about 25,000 tons annually imported into the country from Spain, Italy, Syria, Mesopotamia, Southern Russia, and Iraq, reflecting wide sourcing for manufacture and trade.

Spain Italy Syria Fia Minor Russia Raq

Avanié Joan Nominates James Bohan for U S Presidency

A fragmented note mentions Avanié Joan and James Bohan in a bid related to the United States presidency. The text implies a political context with party alignment noted as Democrat, though details are unclear.

Pennsy Avanié Joan James Bohan Ibth Beco Arent

Efficiency advances cut mineral output labor in half

The 1889 mineral output required half as many miners as 1914 to produce the same quantity. This notes the dramatic efficiency gains over the period, contrasting the workforce needed to meet output levels between the two years.

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Robert W. Harvey Missouri Valley O. H. Henningsen Clinton G. R. Hill Clarion National Defense O. N. Hultman Stanton Arthur H. Jacobson Waukon Claims Floyd Jones Osceola Robert Keir Spencer O. J. Kirketey Bedford Herman M. Knudsor Mason City Richard V. Lee Dysart Irving D. Long Manchester H. Sam Love Bridgewater J. G. Lucas Madrid Frank D. Martin Davenport F. J. Pine Columbus Junction Robert C. Reilly Dubuque Fred J. Ritchie Marcus Edwin C. Schuster Clarence F. E. Sharp Elkader W. J. Shaw Pocahontas Carl 0. Stalin Hamburg Luke Wittetoe Sigourney DeVere Watson Council Bluffs Ralph W. Zastrow Charles City Miauy US Goveror Iowa State College University of Iowa Allen Gladys William Andy Doris Eugene Jane Tiis Dougus Appelman Wordellike Mary Jean Barihous San Laverle Martin Yok Terry Miullins Mary Tates Duth Anicho Bie de Lie Rey Acanes Denis Anes Wanda Leanhouse Liuare O.san Charles Phurson The Sery Heppy White Vl Mra Warne Hac Ata LaVesine Swenson Guy Machow Lou Cornish Fred Ernst Postville Lou Jones E. L. Crowe Jones Clara Burgett Alvin Amundson Lyle Mabb M. M. Cooney Burgett Wm. Hirsch Marshfield Wis Kenneth Ellis Audburndale Clara Gress Andrew Nordhus Ands Gilbert Loftsgard Henry Emmah Larson Arthur Nelson Glen Godfrey Osage Godfrey War Department Leland Rucker Nelson Allen Ballard Walter Powers Aulden Cornish Hans J. Larson Sgt. C. J. Brandt V. W. Brandt L. T. N. Olson Ardis J. T. Olson John Mark Herbert Schatz Lorraine Osterhus Mildred Nokelby Montevida Minn Blanche Johnson Hills Luther College Gilbert Hanson Milo Meyer Mesdames Albert Christianson Ole Christianson Ben Frautchy Clarisa Paulson Delores Ernie Peterson Louise Miller Keith Thoma Max Thoma Len Simek Lucille Lubke Dr, I. C. Jerdee Clermont, Iowa Louis Schutte & Son Clermont and Funeral Home Trisat Willard Uncle Sam Richard L. Olson John Deere Machinery and Genuine Parts Bolson Bolson’s Kneeland Clermont-Gumber Road Poland China Joe Collins Jesup J. E. Supple Coggan Farrow Collins Fryette County Fair Deering Peterson WM. A. Nelson Thompson & Waters Aucts Farmers Sav. Bank MR. Farmer Eal University of Wisconsin Vicland Oats Ailey Shirland Illinois
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