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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1953

Page

3

Memorial Day Picnic Hosts Broad Clermont Guests

Emma Olson entertained a large Clermont group at her home for Memorial Day including Otto and Ashe Olson from Waterloo and several Olson relatives from West Union and Crosby. Visitors included A J Durr of McGregor and LeRoy Durr and family. Many neighbors and friends joined, with tales of hospitalities and shared dinners across towns. The piece lists numerous names and travels, reflecting a community social calendar and local movement between residents and relatives.

Emma Olson Otto Olson Ashe Olson Waterloo Melvin Reinhart Hiram Olson West Union Gerald Texley Weschester Ill Arlean Olson Clarion Olson Dennis Larson Normal Olson Texleys A. J. Durr Af McGregor Frank Frautschy Carl Frautschy Madison Dak Edna Miller LeRoy Durr Janice Woodburn Jimmie Durr Milo Ival Smith R. G ‘Wilson West ‘Bend Len Simek Gerhard Halverson Aldora Anderson LiMyra Cedar Rapids

I Believe in Humility and Freedom Across Time

An essay fragment reflecting on belief in humility and pride, Emersonian and Lincoln references, and the interconnected duties of freedom and responsibility. It presents a stream of thoughts on humility, pride, vigilance, and the earth as cradle and tomb, interwoven with quotes and musings on humanity, mortality, and the toil of life. The text closes with a non sequitur agricultural note about tillage tools and weed control.

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Washington and Small Business In White Paper Review

Mutal Security Agency findings circulate in Washington describing a White Paper used to justify worldwide cartel arrangements. The report criticizes U S spending abroad and argues against shielding small business or agriculture while urging continued taxpayer funding of Europe, with limited public disclosure.

Mutual Security Agency Marshall Fian Washington U. S

Home-made rolls and butter offer bargain dairy dining

A guide highlights butter’s low price as 16 cents a pound with a coupon program reaching 750000 homes in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Grandmother's Dinner Rolls recipe yields three dozen, using scalded milk, butter, sugar, salt, yeast, enriched flour, and steps to mix, rise, knead, shape, butter, and bake.

Iowa Farm Price Index Rises for Fifth Consecutive Month

Iowa's index of prices received by farmers for all farm products rose 15 points to 283 percent of the 1910-14 base for the period ending May 15, the fifth monthly gain in a row. Hog prices led the advance, with corn and beef cattle also higher, while dairy products fell. The meat animal index jumped 22 points, the largest rise among commodity groups.

Iowa

The Joy Of Summer Learning For Children

Summer offers fun ways for children to learn through leisurely trips and in town visits. Short trips, historical Iowa sites, and library resources like the Traveling Library and Ames pamphlet spark curiosity. A girl kept her own trip log for a class report, proving learning can be enjoyable.

Iowa Iowa State Highway Commission Ames Iowa State Traveling Library Des Moines

Story Hour and Summer Activities for Children

The community offers storytelling at libraries or schools, children's plays, gardens, crafts, and scouting trips as summer learning activities for fun. Parents must provide the opportunity, as a child cannot find them all alone.

Millville hunter is bitten by rattler. snake killed

Ratiler Tred Schrunk of Millville stepped on a rattlesnake in the Turkey River bottoms and was missed as he reached a mushroom specimen. He and companion Bob Walker killed the snake. A note on strawberry patch yields suggests pinching blossoms to boost next year’s fruit production.

Ratiler Tred Schrunk Millville Turkey River Bob ‘Walker

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