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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1938
Page
3
During vacation days drivers must watch for youngsters crossing and be ready for sudden moves. Children may forget warnings during games, so motorists should anticipate and be more alert, giving kids a break to keep life safer.
Waukon friends welcomed Mrs Don Klinkel back Monday from a week in Monona accompanied by her husband Glenn Denning of San Francisco who grew to manhood in Jefferson township. The ceremony took place Saturday at Cedar Rapids Waukon Democrat.
Earnest L. Dill and Edith A. Dill sue Augusta Clara Miller Lyle Everett Nelson and Lillian Eleanor Nelson plus unknown claimants in Fayette County Iowa District Court seeking to quiet title to sections 35 and 4 in township 95 north range 7 west, description disputes resolved by 1938 survey. Plaintiffs claim ten years of adverse possession and seek estoppel against any adverse claims with typical notice of upcoming September 12 1938 term.
The Buckdasher corner in Postville has been widened and sloped inward to improve safety for drivers who ignore slow signs. The improvement follows several serious accidents at the site, including a fatal incident that claimed two lives.
A compact line hints at the practicality of small classified ads for buying or selling items. It suggests usable guidance for readers seeking quick, simple marketplace exchanges.
A bridge span links Collins Landing to Wells Island as part of the Thousand Islands International Bridge system stretching across the Thousand Islands region. The span facilitates regional travel between Collins Landing, Wells Island, and adjacent communities within the bridge network.
Special photo from Grover Brinkman shows rising Mississippi River traffic at St. Louis Missouri. Levee activity is constant with stevedores unloading freight boats and passenger boats doing brisk business as river commerce expands.
The British royal couple King George VI and Queen Elizabeth depart Quai D Orsay in Paris after a glittering procession. Crowds acclaim them as they move toward the Elysee Palace for the state dinner with President Lebrun. The scene was flown from Foynes to New York by the Mercury airboat Mercury.
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