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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1924

Page

4

Local notes mix of visits and chores in Elgin and nearby towns

Elgin and nearby communities report visitors and calls across households. Names include Patterson, Barker, Nutting, Brown, Craft, Tripp, and Gehring, with events ranging from church preaching by Rev. Hutchinson to music lessons, picnics, nursing sessions, and a community day planned.

Lillian Patterson Elgin Will Barker D. H. Craft Willis Lyons George Boyle Louisa Burk West Union George Tripp Grace Patterson Marion Patterson Rev. Hutchinson Des Moines Baptist Church Herman Boyer D. H. Craft Home Hazel Brown Py Bartholomew Palmer Bartholomew Mervin Brown Yorothy Craft Marjorie Barker Maud Patterson Bralia Nutting Paul Patterson Sidney Nutting Frank Lyons Lyle Granger Clarence Tripp Jim Bartlett Roland Lewis R. O. Woodard South Dakota Chas. Pelera Estella Towa City Clara Bartlett Cedar Rapids H. Craft Gladys Nutting Chicago

Clermont News Briefs and Local Travel Notes

Eight thousand gallons of road oil were applied on Clermont streets. Thomas Walsh of Spokane visited Clermont relatives. Local residents and visitors traveled to Elgin Anamosa Alta Vista Des Moines Fayette and Waterloo for visits and summer school. A county convention recount found differences for most delegates from Clermont.

Lyle Reichert Bernice Ernst Minnesota Rock Rapids Ida Frieden Marie Schneider Dorothy Herman Fret Rothlisborner Fred Trafelet Mgt Gotfred Friaden Hila Paxwell West Union Elgin Fanny Palmer Waterloo Martin Hanson Cheery Valley Leo Hanson Thos, Hanson i Léonard Humphry Wear Union Fred Rothlisberger Waukon Ruth Schneider Marie Frieden Lawrence Gehring F. D. Welch J. J. Phillips I. F. Shaffer Lla Jakie Gehring Ruth Rothilsberger Fred Schneider C. L. Klingman Mra L. W. Mac Kellar Chas, Doty Martha Chapman Harlow Arthur Delbert Jerome Yearous Gore Des Moines Arthur Herman Pona Arthur LaVerne Robert Jacob Clermont Thos. Walsh Spokane Wesh A. M. Knudtson G.A. Roland Ole K. Olson C. Miller Ben Miller Anamosa T. F. Shipton Alta Vista H. F. Shipton J. P.paulson 0. Gunderson Wood Lake Hergit Levi Misa Mabel Burr W. McCord Will Crowe West Idaho Washington Board of Supervisors

Recount Elevates Miller to 124 Votes

In the recount Hon C. Miller gains enough votes to reach 124, replacing Simon Nelson on the delegation while three reported as defeated remain unchanged at 124.

Simon Nelson C. Miller Mr. Nelson

Interest Pay Big Dividends From Small Service

In a Philadelphia vignette from the late 1800s, Whert Hubbard seeks lodging at a Broad Street Station inn where a gray desk man assigns a room and provides ice water. Ryerson W. Jennings, later a hotel proprietor, is noted as the cast in this life lesson about how small duties earn lasting rewards.

Whert Hubbard Philadelphia Broad Street Deak Hubbard Ryerson W. Jennings Collier's

Calving alfalfa curing method gains farmer interest in Osceola

Charles Graham of Osceola Town describes a practical alfalfa hay cure. He cuts in the afternoon, dries with dew gone by morning, rakes into windrows, turns them, then handles into the barn that afternoon. He claims minimal leaf loss and high quality hay.

Hay Charles Graham Osceola Mr. Graham

Raspberry Shoots Tip for Strong Cane Growth

The horticultural extension at Town State College recommends tipping tip shoots on black cap raspberries at 24 to 32 inches to encourage branching and fruiting wood for next year, rather than cutting them back entirely.

Town State College

History Still Repeats The Willie Lesson

A teacher asks Willie what Sir Raleigh said when he placed his cloak for the queen to walk. Willie, in a bold, modern twist, replies in a humorous misquote about stepping on it.

Willie Sir Raleigh

New Field of Glass From Quartz Fused by Electric Furnace

A General Electric laboratory scientist in Lynn Massachusetts has developed a quartz glass fused at 4000 degrees that is clear and transmits light and actinic rays without distortion. It can direct ultraviolet rays into the mouth or throat, resist rapid temperature changes, and can be ground into various shapes. While not replacing ordinary glass, it offers strong use in medical optics and instruments, and may sterilise water via ultraviolet transmission. Youths Companion notes the discovery as a triumph of American ingenuity.

R. Berry General Electric Company Lynn Massachusetts

The Red Line Traffic new serial romance preview

A magazine teaser promotes The Red Line Traffic by rorittenden Marriott, an Atlantic island mystery romance about three couples seeking love. The plot centers on a red line chart marking and a mysterious uninhabited island, promising more than treasure with romance and surprises.

Rorittenden Marriott Maternaes Goaan Itil

The National Printer-Journalist on Newspaper Work

The National Printer-Journalist says running a newspaper needs only writing poems discussing tariffs and money questions umpiring a baseball game reporting weddings woodcutting fire coverage and many other tasks readers will accept.

National Printer-Journalist

Hailstorm Cuts Wheat North of Pratt Kansas

A large hail storm near Pratt Kansas left thick piles of hail up to eighteen inches deep and destroyed wheat across a five mile by twenty mile patch, with cold air from the event likely affecting nearby regions in Toa.

Pratt Kansas Towa

Fragmentary quote from Aunt Het Sarat reads oddly

A fragmented line features Aunt Het Sarat speaking in a stream of consciousness style about doing many tasks at once and mentioning fear, knitting, soaking fear, and reading. The text appears as a garbled, unfinished quotation with unclear context.

Hall to the King poem fragment with Canadian trip

A fragmented verse about a hall named for a king, a trip to Canada, a run and singing lines that mock a question about Volatead and a nod to God Save the King. It ends with a detour into subscription payment rhetoric.

Yanka Canada Volatead

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