A Leggy Symposium Blakesburg Excelsior
A playful verse describes limbs of many styles in a brisk parade of personae. The speaker exaggerates the variety, noting straight, bent, cork, silk covered, and imported examples seen on streets, mingling humor with vivid imagery.
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Blakesburg Excelsior
Learn by heart origin in old phrase meaning
Explanations trace the phrase to the heart as the seat of emotion and memory. What one learned by heart was hoped to be retained as an especial appeal to truth. The heart served as the oath or pledge in early usage.
Elgin Echo Opens Weekly Editorial Section
The Elgin Echo, a Thursday publication from Elgin Iowa, operates under the National Editorial Assn and is mailed as second class matter from Fayette County, detailing its editorial tenure and publication status.
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R. P. Strauch
Elgin
Fayette County
Iowa
Four Factors That Build A Community In Inglewood Lions Talk
Dri C. L. Curran, a builder-psychologist, told Inglewood Lions Club that the four factors shaping a community are the newspaper, bank, school, and church. He urged local business leaders to allocate more to advertising, arguing that growth follows investment in press coverage and consistent messaging even in slack times.
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Dri C. L. Curran
Inglewood
Iowa
Lions’ Club
Church
Multimillionaire Chrysler’s Oelwein roots recalled
A historical note recalls Walter P. Chrysler, former Oelwein resident, who built a rapid rise in auto manufacturing. He debuted with an early two cylinder car, faced jeers like Ford, yet achieved immense fame and wealth, now widely acknowledged as a multimillionaire.
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Walter P. Chrysler
Oelwein
Tech
Chrysler
Stresta
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Increased Interest in Milk Ordinances Gains Ground
Many cities in the state show rising attention to milk ordinances as councils pass new rules or tighten enforcement. Officials seek better supervision to assure a safe, dependable dairy supply, with support from producers who know consumer trust boosts dairy product use.
West Union community notices and visits across families
Ruth Rothlisberger visits West Union relatives while Ruby helps Mrs xy at home. Arlington mourns Mr Meisquier with Strong family present. Otis Rothlisberger delivers calf in Nashua. Bernice Ernst recovering from illness. Local residents host and attend gatherings with Shaffer and Rothlisberger families. Ladies Aid and Cemetery Association meet, next at church Feb 20. Feeds advertised by Honeberger Sebati. Echo ad closes.
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Ruth Rothlisberger
West Uneion
Ruby
Barkie
G. Martin
Near West Union
Robbing
Ralston
Okla
Ida "Mattocks
West Union
Reynold Strong
Thoraday
J. F. Shaffer
Chas, Rothlisberger
Ladies’ Aid
The
Cemetery Association
Dairy Returns Increase In 1928 State Report Predicts Boost
Clyde Arasaettes, secretary of the Iowa Creamery Managers Association, reports to the Iowa Department of Agriculture that cooperative creameries in Iowa expect about a five percent rise in butter production for 1928 versus 1927, with average butter prices at least one cent higher. Total 1927 butter output was 200 million pounds valued around 84 million dollars. 1928 output is expected near 201 million pounds valued about 90 million, the state's largest butter payout. Production lagged early 1928 but improved in the last six months due to better feed. cows wintering well. hay crops short but overall feed conditions good. Further 1929 production gains are anticipated. The year-end butter carryover was smaller than last year, aiding prices.
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Clyde Arasaettes
Lowa Creamery -Managers’Association
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Community Notes From Gunder and Nearby
Local notices recap family visits and health updates. Mrs Johnson remains ailing. Milo Jacobin returns to school after illness. Residents in Clermont, Postville, and nearby towns report callers, hospitality, and travel plans as roads reopen gradually.
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Lillian Wald
Lou Reierson
Harold Opland
Clermont
N. T. Loftsgard
Harold Landsgard
B. Nelson
Otto Gisleson
Low Reierson
Martin Nelson
Marcus Rypestol
Notable Kohinoor Diamond and Early Hugo Tragedy
The Kohinoor diamond, Persian for mountain, reportedly weighed 783 carats originally and is now listed at 1061.16 carats. Hugo's child prodigy era is marked by his first tragedy Irtamene written at age twelve.
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Great Britain
Hugo
Victor Bingo
Economy in Words' Thera Is Strength and Clarity
A concise examination of Thera's economic language, praising terse, apt phrasing as a strength. The note emphasizes economy in expression within Farm and Fireside style, valuing sharp, direct wording over flourish.
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