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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1940

Page

2

Wadena area club events and church notices

Wadena items report Square Deal 500 club gathering at Mrs H H Whitcher home with twelve present and prizes awarded. Upcoming creamery dinner and local visits followed by church and club activities. Several attendances noted for Lutheran Aid and Presbyterian Ladies events. A variety of social calls, travel, illness updates, and a high school performance with the one act play A Happy Journey. Sunday services include Young People's Day with Christian Endeavor.

H. H. Whitcher Square Deal 500 Club West Union Frank Welch Mayme Molumby al Dahlgren Welch Chas. Gehring Olive Knutson Lutheran Aid Society Presbyterian Ladies’ Club Presbyterian Church J. M. Frey Will Frey Chester Adams Robert Klingman Albert Felder Raymond Rita Theresa Ann Guttenberg Francis Whittenbaugh Chas. Keefer Farmersburg Harold Stade Bertha Gernand Los Angeles Calif Ed Germand Amelia Kuhn Ray Herwig Auction Bridge Club A. G. Herrling Wm. Nelson Marjorie Learn Klingman Ha Chas. Muelder Robert Whittenbaugh Ulmer Clark Wadena Presbyterian Church Russell Nelson

Night Driving Dangers Rise With Winter Darkness

During winter when daylight wanes, headlights are needed earlier and longer. Auto fatalities in darkness rose 54.5 percent from 1930 to 1937, while daytime deaths fell 5.4 percent. Nighttime crashes dominate despite daytime traffic. The text urges increased alertness and courteous night driving and calls for rapid installation of better highway lighting to reduce these fatalities.

Beal Steel Pigeons and the Stool Pigeon Origin

The term stool pigeon stems from market hunters who trapped the now extinct passenger pigeon. Pigeons were lured by a wing-flapping decoy stool and netted in vast numbers. Female birds were rarely captured. mornings and evenings saw no mating departures, and nests remained undisturbed until mates arrived.

Flag Sizes in Executive Order for Private Buildings

The executive order sets flag sizes with 12 hoist options from 1.31 to 20 feet, to be used on private or public buildings not in the army or navy. For a 30 foot pole on a tall building a 10 foot hoist is suggested, aligning with standard army flag proportions.

United States Army

Bottle’s 1700 mile voyage picked up near Australia

A bottle tossed overboard near Fiji by Captain E R Johnson of the American liner Monterey traveled about 1700 miles. It was recovered recently by a woman near Moreton Island off Australia. The Brisbane report says the message asked in eight languages that Antler report its recovery to the nearest U S consul to aid ocean-current data.

Fiji E. R. Johnson Monterey Moreton Island Australia Brisbane United States

Tibet's Next Dalai Lama Candidate Chosen From Trio

Tibetan lamas end a five year search for a successor to the Dalai Lama who died in 1933. Three five year old boys born around 1933 are identified as hopeful reincarnations. A final selection will be made later by drawing lots.

Tibet Dalai Lama

Record of Extraordinary Ocean Waves in the Atlantic

The note cites exceptionally tall waves, including an 80 foot master wave aboard the Majestic on December 22, 1922 in the North Atlantic. It also recalls 50 foot waves in the South Atlantic and South Pacific and highlights the Bay of Biscay for large sea heights.

Atlantic Atlantic Ocean Majestic North Atlantic Ocean South Atlantic South Pacific Bay of Biscay

Moon and Tide Spring Tide Causes Strongest Rise

When the moon is full the sun earth and moon align closely producing the greatest tides known as spring tides on earth as the gravitational forces sum to heighten the sea's rise and fall.

Rock Slips Highlight Earthquake Risk From Fault Faulting

Rock slipping along a fault line poses dangers greater than typical volcanic quakes, with shocks intensified by geological faults. The observation notes that fault movement can trigger more damaging events than standard volcanic seismic activity.

Elgin Local News Through Midweek Illness and Visits

John Falk and Serene Yack were ill for several days this week, Lucille Larson visited Elkader relatives, and the Torkelson family hosted guests. West Union and Elkader families shared social visits, with several dining and visiting at multiple homes. A new eight pound boy was born to Hans Frederick and family in West Union, and motorists are advised that 1941 license plates will use black figures on white.

Wm. Jones Chicago Frances Jones Edna Corkery Nina Davis Walter Zupke Bert Aylsworth Strawberry Point C. S. Flower Wm. Nelson Lutheran Aid Society John Thiele Mary Whittenbaugh Oelwein Will Whittenbaugh Cecil Everett Howard Crandall John Fay Faytte Gordon Fay Waterloo George Fay Donna Clothier Des Moines W. D. Mattocks John Falk Hans Frederick West Union

Five-Year-Old Priests Found with Tale of Tibet Death

A fragment mentions a 1983 death in Tibet and the discovery of three five-year-old priest children connected to the tale. The text is sparse and unclear about names, places, or outcomes, leaving the core event as a tangential reference.

Earthquake Origins Range Deep Below Surface

A scientific note explains that most earthquakes originate between 15 and 100 miles below the earth’s surface, outlining the typical depth range for seismic activity and its implications for understanding earthquake mechanisms.

Old Age Pension Bill Touches Local Post Office Boardroom

Fayette county officials elect Gelberg as assessor chairman with Partridge re elected as secretary at the courthouse. A Decorah man’s November death leaves 10 000 estate but the Old Age pension board seeks 260 paid since 1935. Decorah post office to regain first class status after July 1 as 44 444 44 in annual receipts was met. Jer om Yearous, son of Mr and Mrs Jake Yearous, recovering from a broken leg and infection after a car accident. expected to return to Fayette High School.

J. C. Gelberg Cclwein Fayette County Court House Irving Patridge Maynard Decorah Old Age Pension Board Alan Wise Jerome Yearous Fayette High School West Union Hospital Jerome Jake Yearous Charlotte Medberry Echo Yearous Syria

Treasury deputy collectors to aid in tax return prep

The United States Treasury Department will have deputy collectors in county seats to assist in filing federal income tax returns for the current period. In northeast Iowa the schedule lists Decorah at the courthouse on February 26 and 27, Elkader at the courthouse on February 21, and West Union at the courthouse on February 23.

United States Treasury Department Iowa Decorah Court House Elkader West Union

Study Club Meeting in Elgin Deliberates Feb 20 Event

The Elgin Study Club met Tuesday at Mrs. G. Mosby's home. Mrs. C. J. Robinson presented a fine paper titled Who's Who in Art and Literature in Iowa. Plans were outlined to entertain husbands on February 20.

Elgin G. 3. Mosby C. J. Robinson Iowa

Card of Thanks for Baby Loss from Hofer Family

The Hofer family thanks friends and relatives for kindness shown during their bereavement following the loss of their baby. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hofer express appreciation for support.

Clarence Hofer

Community thanks for wood saved during illness

Neighbors and friends are thanked for sav ing wood during Mr Blockhus illness. Mr and Mrs Separator Blockhus express appreciation for the help and kindness from local neighbors and friends.

Flowers of Venice Gardens and Canal City Scent

A concise ode to Venice noting balconies lush with vines and window boxes fragrant with blooms. The piece paints a canal city rooted in Adriatic brine and sea air, where palaces and tenements present a living flower show through their gardens and façades.

Venice Canal City

Police Respond To False Alarm At Spartanburg Bank

Police dashed to a Spartanburg bank after a persistent burglar alarm. Finding business as usual, officers lifted the clerk’s foot off the alarm button and returned to headquarters without incident.

Ahrm Spartanburg S. C

Pasteur Sight Report Prompts Public Interest

A brief note references Louis Pasteur and his notable eyesight, highlighting public curiosity about the scientist's vision and health in a concise historical glimpse.

Airplane Resembling Car Debuts From Burbank

An aircraft designed for private use by a major company in Burbank California resembles a large automobile. It runs on two inline engines rather than a radial setup and is priced around 27500 dollars. Light From Glaciers In Territet Switzerland the hotel glow comes from nearby glaciers at ten thousand feet requiring a seven thousand foot dam and transmission through cables nearly six thousand feet, the highest ascent on record.

Burbank Cali Territet Switzerland

Luminous Beetles Among South American Natives

Readable fragment notes luminous beetles carried by certain South American natives during journeys. The text mentions their use in journeys and carries a tone of ethnographic observation from a historical source.

South America

Burial customs show eastward facing in ancient rites

The text notes the custom of laying the dead with faces toward the east symbolizing resurrection hope. It contrasts ancient practice of facing the future region with the Christian symbol, citing Praxagoras and Eusebius that heavenly Jerusalem lies in the east at sunrise.

Beria Prax¢r Euseblug Jerusalem

Long Turkish President Speech At Assembly 1927

Col Ner's notes recount Kemal Atatürk addressing the national assembly in Angola in 1927. The speech reportedly lasted seven hours daily for six days, totaling about 380,000 words and published in two large volumes. The account highlights its unprecedented length and significance.

Kemal Ataturk Mustafa Keimal Pasha National Assembly Angola Col- Ner’s

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