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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

4

Elgin Residents Visit Across Week in Local Homes

A sequence of visits unfolds as Paul Hackmann stops by the M. Zurbriggen home Tuesday while Betty Wenger spends Wednesday and Thursday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Matt Frey in Wadena. Mrs E C Olesen and Clifford visit Mrs Geo N Schori's home Tuesday with others. Chas Gruver recalls a family relic, a large print German Bible once owned by his aunt Mrs Anna Hunsberger. The Bible then passed to Mrs Mary Spahr and returned to the Grover family after her death. W J Grove and Marie of Eagle Grove visit the Kuster home from Friday through Tuesday with Mrs S W Kuster and family. Mrs Carl Alleman and Annette of Broken Bow arrive to stay through the week. Kenneth and Gene Schori drive to Cedar Rapids Monday with Mary Skarshaug’s household goods, then reload corn boxes in Waterloo for the canning factory, assisting their father Leo Schori. The Martin Minihan family host a Sunday party honoring Henry Owens of Los Angeles, with a long list of guests including Selmer Holm, Roger, George Leuehtenmacher and Hubert and Lorraine, Jerome Yearous, Martin Hanson and others, plus many Minihan relatives and North Dakota visitors.

W. J. Grove Marie Eagle Grove S. W. Kuster Carl Alleman Annette Broken Bow Okla Kuster Kenneth Gene Schori Cedar Rapids Mary Skarshaug Waterloo Leo Schori Martin Minihan Henry Owens Los Angeles Calif Selmer Holm Roger George Leuehtenmacher Hubert Lorraine Jerome Yearous Martin Hanson Gladys Robert Pat Maurice Irene Minihan Ernest Christen Orlin Mason Edwin Hanson Lucy Reuben George John Will Elmer Christen McKnight Henrietta North Dakota Call

Well fed layers produce heavily, poultry tips

Dossin of Pennsylvania State College notes flock performance hinges on feed consumption. To sustain 80 percent production or more, about 25 pounds of feed per 100 birds daily is needed this season. Factors include bird size, housing, heating, production rate, and lighting. Techniques such as feeding mash daily, stirring mash, noon fleshing pellets, and daily checks help boost intake and monitor weight.

C. ©. Dossin Pennsylvania State College WNU

Good Care and Feeding Prevents Shipping Fever

Dr. W. L. Boyd of Missouri university veterinary unit says protection during shipment and careful after arrival management reduce shipping fever losses. Regular feeding and weather protection for young stock lessen risk. vaccinating should be done by trained vets and given soon after arrival.

W. L. Boyd Missouri University Farm Boyd

Litter Choices for Poultry Houses Described

Litter serves to warm the floor dry the interior and give birds a scratching medium. Poultry houses require floor litter for pullets with highly absorptive materials that do not pack. Straw peat and oat balls are used at depths of about 2 inches and six to eight inches when straw is used.

Agricultural tips and notes from a 20th century bulletin

The passage compiles diverse farming guidance and trivia. It covers pig feeding for growth and efficiency, pre-slaughter fasting, disease and hygiene cautions, egg storage, sausage production, a Louisiana vegetable, machinery maintenance, and state college advice. It also notes women saving money on bedding, diversified farm incomes, and discussions on pedigrees in scrub stock.

Contented Chickens and Farm Trends in Iowa Notes

An Iowa State College summary covers July sowing near fruit trees to strengthen trees, the market and price outlook for hogs and pigs through October, and the benefit of cooperative marketing. It reports farm population changes from 1938 to 1939, notes on pests, and guidance on timing pig sales amid anticipated price fluctuations.

Towa Bureau of Agricultural Economics Iowa State College Iowa Bolson Elgin Ic. M Kneeland Clermont

Mary Cromer Seeks a Church Memento in Sussex

Mary Cromer travels from America to England to visit the village where her parents wed. She meets the rector and Tom Walker, learns of an offertory bag keepsake, shares tea in the rector’s house, and receives the old church memento. Mary later mails news of her visit and joy at standing beside Tom at the same altar.

Ary Mary England Sussex Mary Anne Smith Mary Cromer America Misa Cramer Tom Walker Tom Cramer

Seventeenth Century Love Tokens Grow Tomato Gifts

Temate finals recount romance as Love Tekesa delivers tomato plants to wives and sweethearts as tokens of affection in a seventeenth century telling.

Bridges Examines Evidence in Deportation Trial

Harry Bridges, west coast CIO leader, is captured at Angel Island poring over transcript in his deportation trial. The candid shot shows a grimace as Bridges studies the evidence amid legal proceedings on the San Francisco Bay march.

Angel Island San Francisco Bay Harry Bridges CIO

Venice Early Glass Center Overview

The glass industry arrived in Bohemia from Venice in the 1200s, shaping major centers such as Prague Eger and Carlsbad with early craft and trade development.

Venice Bohemia Prague Eger Carlsbad

Greyhounds Known Since Ancient Egypt

Historical note states greyhounds existed several thousand years before Christ, with evidence from ancient Egyptian monuments.

Christ

Emigration Surges to the United States in 1901 1910

The decade 1901 to 1910 saw peak U S. immigration with 8,795,386 persons entering the country. The note also mentions Ernest Thompson Seton and a wildlife concept about animal tracks.

U. S United States

Detasseling Machines Driving Hybrid Seed Corn Work

A CFI photo shows a detasseling machine at a hybrid seed corn plot in El Paso Illinois. Twenty seven machines operate locally employing about 250 men detasseling corn and supervising. Each machine carries six workers to detassel six rows while two pollinator rows are left intact.

el Paso Ill Marvin W. Pace

Noisy Exchange Sparks Nurse Nickname Joke

A lighthearted dialogue about a nurse nicknamed "Appendix" prompts a quip from an old timer about doctors wanting to remove her. The piece closes with a playful line about “good clean fun” and a number 24.

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Hoss Burkshire Clermont Rock Road Middlestadt Echo Office Dufold W. F. Middlestadt Norris Capper Heberling Company Bloomington Telegraph-Herald The Elgin Echo Echo Paul Hackmann M. Zurbriggen Betty Wenger Mrs Matt Frey Wadena E. C. Olesen Clifford Robert and Rodney Geo. N. Schori Chas. Gruver Anna Hunsberger Mary Spahr Grover South Louisiana Massachusetts State College Tennessee Regis Potosi Colorado West Union Auction Exchange Jim Niles Orvin Thompson Earl Stannard Mississippi Black Hawk Clinton Lacrosse Wis ELK Boat Line McGregor, Iowa Prairie du Chien, Wis Ernest Thompson Seton Gays Ontario Missouri Schori & Kuster Ler. CO Elgin, Iowa Elgin State Bank
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