Cold Weather Overcoats Prepriced To Jan Twenty Four
LaVerne Jellings of Volga City visited with friends here last Friday and Saturday. Mrs Vera Nyborg and Doris spent Sunday at her sister Mrs Frank Miller’s near Waukon. Mrs EB L Morris and Mrs Dea Merron of Marquette spent last Friday and Saturday in the John Falk home. Hana Keiser has been ill for about a month and, though she suffered great pain recently, the physician expects improvement soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Jellings
Volga City
Vera Nyborg
Doris
Frank Miller
Waukon
Nature
Berg
EB. L. Morris
Dea Merron
Marquette
John Falk
Hana Keiser
Harry Frieden
Arlington
Don Cummings
Gottfred Prieden
Walter Rothlisberger
Elgin
Fremont Ogre
Albert Dennler
Chas, Medberry
C. L. Klingman
Chas. Doty
Ira Voshel
Near Arlington
Jack Shaffer
Nettie Fischer
John Rothlisberger
Bergan
Postville Commercial Club
H. &. Steele
Kathleen
George Barnhart
Castalia
Hoyt
Fayette
Mary Frances Hoyt
Echo
Jason Bailey
Topp
Pleasant Street
Illiria News Social Roundup Notes Illnesses and Visits
Florence and Clarence Thoman and Hazel Rothlisberger are on the sick list. Local families host visitors and attend church and club meetings. Residents share meals, attend farm bureau events, and visit relatives in Arlington Dubuque and nearby towns with multiple neighbors listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Clarence Thoman
Hazel Rothlisberger
Ice packing and farm guidance from the Department of Agriculture
Information supplied to the Echo by the U S Department of Agriculture covers ice packing to prevent losses, dairy cow winter rations, silage use, and terrace maintenance. It advises sawdust packing, tightly packed ice, and filling gaps with small ice pieces. It outlines dairy rations with hay and legumes, and roughage planning based on cow size. It also suggests beet pulp soaking, terraced land care, cover crops like rye and vetch, and terraced field management practices for erosion control and pasture.
Wisecracks and rural humor from old joke pile
A punch of rustic jokes features a talking mule bottle pluto water exchange and a wary railroad tale where two Swedes escape a train tragedy. A mountaineer misreads a tourist mirror as his father and hides it, only to be discovered by his wife who notes the aging hag in the glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Ole
Bergan Offers Saturday Suit and Overcoat Deals
The Postville Commercial Club reports 111 members and incomplete canvass. Berg plans a Saturday event with discounted suits and overcoats at the store, while local families and visitors are noted including the Woodards welcome a new baby and Lois Lenhart’s birthday. Community tree donation discussed for Elgin.
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L. S. Hutchinson
Eigin
Eigin, Iowa
Eigin Savings Bank
Hadsel
Diaeasea
Frank Mack
Elgin, Iowa
R. A. Crider
Schori Brothers
Towa
Odd Fellow
Roy F. DeSart
J. D. Shaffer Higia, Lows
Eilicheney
Comtesy
J. Neasham
Chiropractor
Jakie Yenrens, Sr
Illyria News
Harold Hermen
Dorothy Hermen
Charles City
Anna Mae Kimball
Roy Halverson
Lena Hunsberger
Chas, Schwin
Dubuque
Fred Schiupp
Arthur Chapman
Jerome Yearous
Martha Chapman
Delbert
Will Frieden
W. 1. Peters
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Fremont Ogle
Wilsyn
Thomas Ogle
Sundin
Robert Wison
Oak Grove
Gottfred Frieden
Ray Herwig
Herwig
Donald Dewey
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Pluto
Stoeher Drug Store
Stoehr
Firestone
Firestone To
Firestone Batteries
John Falb
Ban Yee
Weibel Mills
Elasin
Quaeee
ACKL
ST. FL Rocker
Clermont
George Woodard
West Union
H. S. Steele
Fred Lenhart
Lois Lenhart
J. A. Boleyn
West Elgin
Cane
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Work and
Kara
Carry Life Insurance
Elgin State Bank
Bugin, Iowa
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