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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1949
Page
4
Rates listed: ten cents per line with a 30 cent weekly minimum when paid with cash. otherwise 5 cents. Blind ads or inquiries sent to the office carry a 50 cent weekly minimum.
Grand Meadow residents report a steady flow of visits and family time. Mrs Harold Triem Fayne and Georgie visited Helmer Lyngans. Harvey Gilbert's family from Decorah called on Milford Olson. Caroline Erickson Myrtle Andrew Cedar Rapids visited Carl Patricks. Georgine Kluss Monona dropped by Ames Olson. Julia Landsgard spent Sunday with Quinton Clark. Helmer Lyngaas family visited Bert Lyngaas. Mina Olson traveled to Dubuque to stay with Earl Opperman. Leo Larson Adrian and Ruth Larson hosted Louie Larson’s birthday. Alvin Halverson Ronald visited Gilbert Halverson at Giard. Adrian Larson to help at Nesvick home near Hidgeway. Bertina Burnas visited Caroline Erickson.
Mayme Coyle of Waukon reports her five year old canary Dickie briefly visited the front porch for sun and flew away. He returned the next morning worn but safe, content to resume life in his bird cage. The note ends with a plug for Want Ads and repetition building reputation.
The report shows owner operated land at 17 million acres of 34 million total, with ownership rising since 1936. Monroe County leads in owner operated land at 71.5 percent. Calhoun has the lowest farm home ownership at 1.9 percent. In driver improvement, 50 of 208 fatal-accident drivers had prior records in 1949 compared with 141 in 1948. six months saw 17 license suspensions for habitual violations, with one suspension last month.
The state will mail World War I bonus checks this week to 211 veterans who qualify and receive a certificate of thanks. Claims processing will be stepped up for an anticipated 250,000 applications. The legislature appropriated 50 million dollars from the general fund, with up to 35 million in bonds available if needed, to be repaid by property tax.
The guide states three rinses are needed for clean clothes. First rinse uses warm water to remove soap, while the second and third rinses are lukewarm or cool to finish the cleaning process.
Michael Fitzpatrick and Mrs. John Hildman suffer eye and nose injuries in separate incidents. Fitzpatrick drank insecticide then recovered by next day after medical intervention. Hildman sustained a broken nose when a flying board fragment struck her. A boy in Luverne lost sight in one eye from a window pane fragment. surgeons removed the eye. The note adds a historical line about Romans using shorthand by 63 B C.
Elgin area residents hosted and visited relatives during a busy weekend and week. Mr and Mrs Hugh Conner and Mr and Mrs Pete Nelson vacationed in Rochester Minnesota at the D C Dean home. Carl Rasmussen and Sandra of Oelwein joined Nels Olson and Mrs Clive Helms at Bloomington Wisconsin. Dixiey and Judy Helms traveled home after two weeks in Bloomington and Fenimore Wisconsin. Bess Stohr entertained several guests at a picnic supper. Gilbert Anderson of Minneapolis planned a week with relatives in the vicinity. Louis Halverson left Standard Appliance for work in West Union with Elsheimer. Dora L Medberry became the new bookkeeper at Standard Appliance. Mr and Mrs Harry Beeler of Town City spent a weekend with the Walter Germann home.
Mrs Edith Phillips Hell of Delw ain called on Mrs F dD Welch last Friday renewing old acquaintances around town.
A crowded carrot patch needs thinning for a good harvest and the same logic applies to trees. Clear spacing promotes healthier growth and yields in both plants.
A barefoot hillbilly stands by his cabin as his wife sniffs smoke and discovers he is actually standing on four live coal. She jokes about choir practice ending early and a man blowing an auto horn outside. He retorts that if he could not see the truck how could he see his hand.
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