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He may seem worn with time yet he always acts rightly for you. He loves your mother and has won the love of the greatest woman. If you marry well and treat your son as he did, you’ll excel as a man.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
1
He may seem worn with time yet he always acts rightly for you. He loves your mother and has won the love of the greatest woman. If you marry well and treat your son as he did, you’ll excel as a man.
The U S Department of Agriculture aids wheat farmers in the upper Mississippi Valley and plains by urging salt or kerosene treatment at the base of barberry stems to halt rust. Twenty pounds of crushed rock or a gallon of kerosene at the base can deter sprout, with guidance on livestock management away from salted bushes. Mr and Mrs Clint Patterson of Janesville Wisconsin visited relatives in Waucoma Elgin and Elkader before returning home.
Mr and Mrs Otis Bartlett and Mr and Mrs Henry Bartlett of Freeport visited friends in the area Friday. Jim Bartlett and Harlan returned from Chicago Friday. Mrs E B Grimes visited her mother Mrs Sarah Helms Tuesday. Lew Martin and Clarence Tripp guests Wednesday. Mrs George Stansberry and family from Marshfield Wis visited Roland Bartlett last week. Chas Appelman family visited Gles Boyer Sunday. D HL Craf and Dorothy were guests at Will Barker Sunday. Afidney Patterson Wilse Marian drove to Town City Monday. Roland Barview cared for Frank Howeri Somder sett Min3kr end Agsis. Winter summer in Big EButh Moshr. Josephine DeSar and Boring home from Friday with no college past year. will spend summer with parents.
A crowded record of visits and social rounds in Wadena and nearby towns. Included are Mr. and Mrs Hough Corkery and relatives from Chicago, numerous calls to the Jennings, Fox, and Toomey families, Bible school enrollment with 29 children, and attendance at garden prairie meetings.
A long list of local visits, family gatherings, and weekend activities in West Union and nearby towns. Names include Dodds, Cox, Hilton, Isvenberg, Jennings, Medberry, Popenhagen, Walters, Fennell, Raftis, Weatherbee, Messerli, Wilson, Gernand, Knudson, Frey, Ashley, Davis, Hicks, Poor, and Roy Leonhart. Events cover picnics, church programs, memorial services, school activities, births, and visits to relatives across Iowa communities.
Health authorities advise balanced eating for dieting not to cut one food. Elgin housewives agree butter should not be omitted even when reducing. Vitamin A shortages linked to infections. experts recommend keeping butter and dairy in meals.
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