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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

Page

8

It pays to trade at home. Try it for visits and returns

Tommy Taylor of West Branch visited the A. C. Quenrod home last week. Mrs J B McCoy and son Donald were guests in the L B Carter home last Wednesday. Mrs Maria Pox and granddaughter Mary Snipp of Forest City visited Ed Conner and other relatives. C C Torkelson and family and Carl and Ole Torkelson were guests in the George Lands gard home near Gunder Sunday. Richard White of Sioux City visited Elgin friends. he is now sales manager for John J Hall Monument Co. of Sioux City.

Tommy Taylor West Branch A. C. Quenrod J. B. McCoy Donald L. B. Carter Maria Pox Mary Snipp Forest City Ed Conner C. C. Torkelson Carl Torkelson Ole Torkelson George Landsgard Gunder Richard White Sioux City Elgin John J. Hall Monument Co

Homecoming ideas and extortion case in Oelwein

Delbert Bakeman of Burlingame proposes homecoming stunts for Elgin Echo readers, suggesting old photos and magic lantern displays as entertainment. Separately, Roy Spangler is jailed on $5,000 bond after allegedly pressuring Mrs. Ritchie for $1,000 under threat to kidnap her daughter Dorothy, with handwriting linked to a prior connection to the family.

Delbert Bekeman Burlingame California Elgin Entertainment Committee Mr. Strauch Elgin Echo D. H. Bakeman Roy Spangler Robert Ritchie Dorothy Jay Cook Oelwein Spangler West Union A. A. Robert Ison H. A. Eilis M. M. Coonay James Kelly Ritchie Famly Kelly Chicago Great Western East St. Louis

Birthday Surprise for Hana Keiser at Church

The Baptist cantata singers threw a surprise birthday party for Hana Keiser on Tuesday June 16 at the church to seat 36 guests. A fine program was performed and refreshments served as the group planned to honor his longevity in music. The anticipated gift will be presented on arrival and well wishes were shared.

The Baptist Cantata Hana Keiser Keiser

Coroner's jury finds girl died of poisoning

The coroner's jury including Gregg Becker Will Doubek and Martin Orke ruled Winnifred Bruening a 19 year old Festina resident died from strychnine poisoning given in an unknown manner. Her body was found May 1 and stomach noted by analysts in Iowa City.

Gregg Becker Will Doubek Martin Orke Winnifred Bruening August Bruening Festina Towa City Decorah Journal

Former Baptist Minister Wilhelm Schunke Dies

Word reached Elgin that Rev. Wilhelm Schunke, a former Baptist minister here from 1881 to 1894, died at his Vancouver home and was buried near Portland on June 6. Beas Stohr of Elkader spent the weekend at her home here. Freemont Clark, formerly of Wadena, married May 16 to Miss Mary Ellinger of Gretna Nebraska. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s parents’ home. Clark is employed as superintendent by Cordon & Cunningham, formerly worked for Fayette county engineering on bridge construction.

Elgin Wilhelm Schunke Vancouver Portland Oregon Beas Stohr Elkader Freemont Clark Wadena Mary Ellinger Gretna Nebraska Mr. Clark Cordon & Cunningham Company Fayette County

Something for the farmer to consider

It is estimated that 30,000,000 pounds of quality Qairy butter are in storage and prices are at 25 year lows. The Cairpmen's League Cooperative Association argues a five week plan where six million American farm families use one extra pound per week could eliminate the surplus. Farmers themselves share blame as many buy butter substitutes lacking vitamins, despite choosing them over real dairy products. The solution, the association says, lies largely at the farm dinner table.

Cairpmen’s League Cooperative Association of New York U. S

White Squirrels Invade West Union Neighborhood

White squirrels are reported on Maple Avenue in West Union, first seen Saturday. Residents describe them as young, off‑white with cream cast and tails like milk bottle brushes. Dogs quiet when the animals chatter from tree branches as residents seek their origin.

West Union Maple Avenue Maple Avenues Cese Union

Best Time to Cut Alfalfa and Other Tales

USDA tests show alfalfa quality barely changes with cut time if cured in swath before raking. Four to eight hours in swath. cut in early afternoon, windrowed next. late afternoon cut, rake next morning after dew. Optional early morning raking reduces leaf shatter if hay overcured. Also notes about taxes, eggs, and a law requiring 60 percent passage for public bond issues. Eleven cars of road-building machinery shipped to Garrison Montana for Nolan Bros. contract, cost around $10,000 total.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Waukon R. & S Nolan Bros Garrison Montana Western Point Nolans

Local residents share visits and garden pride across towns

Dorothy DeSart and Erma Jane DeSart visit relatives in Clermont and Cedar Falls, while others host gatherings including Ladies Aid in Elgin parish parlors and a Margie Wilson shower. Alice Muehlenthaler visits from St Paul, and Rochester trip for nurse’s training relative. Garden peas noted as seasonal highlight amid broader remarks on unemployment and bond sales.

Dorothy DeSart Harold Greenley Clermont R. W. Muhlenthaler Erma Jane DeSart Josephine DeSart Cedar Falls N. M. Fritz Fred Reichert Ladies’ Aid Society D. C. Dean Margie Wilson West Elgin Alice Muehlenthaler St. Paul

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