19 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
1
Postville residents hosted guests from nearby towns including Dover and Elkader with several gatherings described. An extended farmers column warns of alfalfa mower injuries, urging caution as standing fields pose risks to children and farm workers during harvest.
Mr and Mrs Glen Boyer and Mrs Elmer Boyer with others traveled to McGregor to view the Billy Bros cocks while several groups visited Calmar Waterloo Decorah and Decorah for picnics and dinners. Neighbors report visits from Gladys Nutting nurse from Alpine and Mrs Mervin Brown of Marshfield. Reverend Lauer held no meetings recently but plans to return Wednesday evening.
Berg's unveils new oxford models including several makes such as Florsheim. The display highlights casual and dress options for men seeking updated footwear this season.
Dorthea Hofer visits Dale Holmes in Elgin while Mrs. Gisleson assists in Tom Halm’s home. Elmer Olson and sisters peak at Decorah. Lind callers at Ole Peterson home. Minor operation recovery for F Wellerson. nurse Lizzie Scholen returns to Clermont. Dorcas Society sale planned for June 26. Tom and Mrs Holm celebrate silver wedding anniversary with relatives.
Berg’s promotes the Pella overalls at 1.29 as a local brand. Wm. F. Miller and Levohn Acklin visit the Bily Bros clock farm Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen join Harold Bennett home Sunday. Mrs. Thos Knudtson improves after a week in bed. Elgin Canning contracts about 800 acres of sweet corn. Beryl Boleyn visits Waterloo. Iona McFadden travels with them. Julius Johnson remains laid up from an infected hand. Berg’s markets a summer specialty as a "specialist."
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