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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1936

Page

4

Y. and E. Record Chest offered at Echo office

The Echo office advertises the Yawman and Erbe metal Record Chest to organize and quickly file records at home or business. Special sample price of 2.60, down from 3.00, with purchase details provided at Echo office. Also notes stray cattle and other small classifieds.

Echo Office

Icelandic Literature in Demand Across Nation

The old Icelandic literature remains central to national life with more Icelandic books published relative to speakers than any other language, highlighting a strong cultural appetite for native works.

Hi Ho Cites Wisdom On Understanding And Wisdom

A quote from Hi Ho of Chinatown advises respect for those who acknowledge their lack of understanding rather than pretending to know all. The remark frames wisdom as the humility to admit limits and learn.

Hi Ho Chinatown

Clocks Turn Back in Congress in June 1936

A Washington letter recalls the final adjournment of the 74th Congress on Saturday June 20 1936 with clocks set back to show midnight. It notes the next meeting date January 5 1937 and discusses passage of tax and relief bills, irrigation debates, and a light anecdote about locusts as food.

House of Representative Congress Public Works Administration House Florida Ship Canal

Care of Cream in Summer

Summer cream sells high but requires careful handling. Start with clean milk and strain, then cool quickly in cold water. Do not refrigerate until cooled. use a covered water tank for cooling, with water entering bottom. Stir after cooling, keep can wet, and deliver every two days. Maintain 30 to 40 percent butterfat. Wash milking gear after each milking.

New Road Encouragement for All Travelers

A motivational message urges daily acts of support and kindness as you travel a road you will not repeat. Share encouragement, nourishment, and smiles to help others progress, and avoid stumbling blocks or discouragements.

Mool and Mooi Explained in South African Slang

The terms Mool and Mooi are explained as South African colloquialisms meaning fine handsome or pretty. The notes describe usage in everyday speech and highlight cultural nuance in expressing compliment or approval.

Turning Tide of Prohibition Mob Rule in America

The piece recalls the Prohibition era’s vice overlords led by Capone, detailing police corruption, judicial bribery, and gang violence. It notes the decline of racketeers as law enforcement regains strength, highlighted by the arrest of kidnapper and bank robber Alvin Karpis after a three year Federal pursuit.

United States Will Oe Capone Chicago Alvin Karpia Coldwater Mich Daily Reporter

Norumbega Tower Marks Legendary Norse City Site

The Norumbega Tower on the Charlea river in Massachusetts commemorates a claimed Norse city named Normbega. Prof. N. Horaford reportedly discovered ruins and erected the tower in 1880 as a memorial to the ancient settlement.

Norumbega Charlea River Massachusetts Alte Normbega N. Horaford

Iowa farm notes cover crops apples and berry care

A rural Iowa bulletin reviews flax seed treatment and early sowing for disease control, cow nutrition with soybeans, raspberry pruning to curb anthracnose, horse stock replacement cost strategy, farm program participation, butter market trends, and strawberry bed renewal including mowing burning and August fertilizing with well rotted manure as a fall fruit bud form.

Enrollment Bulletin Opens WPA Boy Aid Window

A relief office bulletin announces enrollment for unemployed boys aged 17 to 28 from July 3 to 16. Eligibility requires public relief or WPA certification, dependency allotment, unmarried status, U.S. citizenship, and specific reselection rules. Applications available at West Union and Oelwein offices with contact details for officials.

Relief Office United States West Union Oelwein E. A. Melires County Emergency Relief Committee W. P. Lauer County Board of Supervisors Walter Olsen

Hi Hat Seeks Loan Amid Sage of Chinatown Tale

In a Chinatown anecdote, a friend named Hi Hat seeks a loan while Hi Ho the sage comments on the social dynamics. The dialogue hints at obligation and status, sketching a scene of complex personal relations.

Hi Hat Hi Ho Chinatown

Local social notes and Masonic funeral service details

A report of visits at the Frieden home near Elkader. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sam Lehman and Bertha Jane Casper. The text also notes a Masonic funeral service for A J Phillips in Postville with past masters Hana Winkler C J Harrington Gordon Mosby and F E Kohler and Max Thoma as senior warden. Additional mentions cover visits by Noreen Storen and Ethel Luchsinger, and a Chicago trip by the Storen and Kubiak families with Patsy Bingham.

Mre Sam Lehman Bertha Jane Casper Oscar Frieden Elkader Noreen Storen Ethel Luchsing Theodore Neumann Lester Tape West Union A.J. Phillips Postville Hana Winkler C. J. Harrington Gordon Mosby F. E. Kohler Max Thoma Max Storen Noreen Marjorie Dorothy Joe Kubiak Patsy George Bingham Chicago Peter Luchsinger

You’ll Be Surprised How Easily You Can Sell It

A short notice touts the ease of selling items via want ads. It emphasizes quick results and accessibility for readers seeking fast disposal of goods. The piece frames want ads as an efficient, widely accessible tool for sellers.

Public notices from old ad copy dialogue fragment

Dialogue fragments show exchange about identity and approval, an insulation pitch for Celotex with a sales tone, a mother's plea about little things having rights, and a coal-supply savings reminder. The text mixes emotional dialogue with advertising lines and a stray phone number cue.

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