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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1928

Page

2

Oelwein Hosts Iowa Buttermakers Meeting And Parade

Oelwein will host the Iowa Buttermakers on Thursday June 21 at 2 PM in the Colosium. Creamery officials and directors are invited and a banquet follows at 6 30 PM. Speakers include UC R Conway Roy Combs R G Clark P P Stewart with a butter judging contest at 4 PM and a street parade at 5 PM.

Oelwein Iowa Fred Harms Oelwein Creamery UC. R. Conway Garner Iowa Buttermakers’ Assn Roy Combs Clayton County R. G. Clark Des Moines P. P. Stewart Maynard Prof Royal Holbrook Engineering Extension Service Ames Clyde Bechtelheimer Creamery Secretaries and Managers Association B. ©. Brownlee

New Postage Rates Cut Costs for Publishers

Congress and the president enacted a postage bill effective July 1. 2nd class mail rates cut more than 6 million dollars yearly for metropolitan dailies and periodicals and over 10 million for mail order firms. Public impact includes a larger post office deficit to be funded from government revenues.

Congress Post Office Department

One Lamp Auto Dangers Echo Of One Eyed Giants

A Fayette Leader item notes cars with one lamp unlit hinder night driving and mislead passing drivers. Also mentions Celia Meyer’s hospitalization at Decorah hospital and road work finishing on primary No 11 from Fayette to Newcomer corner with a four mile gap, paving from Fayette south opening last week and new crew HQ at Maynard.

Celia Meyer Decorah Fayette West Union Newcomer Corner Maynard

Elgin Firemen Propose Annual Neighbor Day Celebration

Elgin firemen held a meeting to discuss an annual holiday in Elgin to bring residents together. The plan envisions a Neighbor Day tied to a homecoming, with Community Club and other groups offering support. The event would likely occur late July or early August, before the fairs start, with input welcome from the public.

Elgin Firemen Elgin

Clayton County 1927 Taxable Valuations Summary

The 1927 Clayton county valuations list lands at 7,210,261 dollars, city lots and holdings at 1,113,094, personal property at 52,097, railroads telegraph express and transmission property at 1,165,610, total valuations 10,360,471, and moneys and credits at 7,590,847 dollars.

Clayton County

Peterson Jacobson Wedding at Berdan Lutheran Church

Miss Marjorie Kate Peterson and Rev Hiram Jacobson wed at Berdan Lutheran Church in Roland Iowa at 4 PM on Friday June 14. The ceremony featured Lohengrin's march, white satin gown, and a shower bouquet. The couple, St Olaf College graduates 1925, plan to reside in Williams Town after July 8.

P. J. Peterson Majorie Kate Peterson Roland Iowa Hiram Jacobson Bergan Lutheran Church Lohengrin Herma Peterson Florence Grove Rose Quamn Joseph Jacobson Harvey J. Skarshoug Marian Peterson Kerbert Judson St. Olaf College St. Olaf Minneapolis Echo Enterprise Jacobson Williams Town

Use Lime Sulfur to Treat Mange in Hogs

Mange in hogs is caused by tiny skin mites. A lime sulfur solution of 1 gallon to 35 gallons of water, or 312 pounds dry lime sulfur to 35 gallons water, should be thoroughly applied by dipping or spraying, with a second treatment after 12 to 14 days. Treat areas where hogs rub, such as cracks and walls, as mites dwell there.

Young farm woman favors housekeeping over teaching

Continued from First Page interview with a farm woman who values home labor saving tasks like water in the house, uses an electric washer and radio, and prefers staying at home. She endorses vacations for farm women, cottage trips to lakes, rest camps, and enjoys magazines. She supports Farm Bureau leadership development and insists every woman should vote.

American McCalls Woman's Home Companion Farm Bureau

Friendly Church revival notes in Illyria

Attendance strong as Rev. Davies of Arlington leads week of evangelistic meetings with daily sessions and weekend sermons. Baptismal opportunity Sunday at 11 15 for babies or adults and a church integration service Sunday evening. Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs Henry Holzer Wednesday afternoon. Cemetery Association also gathers. Visitors Ernest J Starr pastor Mrs Max Hunsberger and Mrs Sheldon Boyle visited Waterloo last Wednesday.

Davies Arlington Ladies’ Aid Henry Holzer Cemetery Association the Friendly Church Ernest J. Starr Max Hunsberger Sheldon Boyle Waterloo

Elgin Notes: Births, School Moves, Local Happenings

Mrs. James Fennell of Wadena welcomed twin girls, a remarkable 20 pound total birth. Local teachers Libbie Dorland and Agnes Crowe attend summer school in Dixon, Illinois. Rudolph Muehlenthaler dislocated a thumb while playing ball, yet remains upbeat. Lizzie Spahr bikes a new wheel. Wander family moves into Forbes addition. An egging incident marred Elgin on Monday. Two bass weighing about two pounds were caught in the river by Ernest Butzberger and France DeSart. C Lehman installs a new Fairbanks scale at his West Elgin hardware shop. George Greenley, Arlington, visits son Sam. Brick work on the new hotel nears completion. Anna Baldwin and Tilda Berger attend a Christian Endeavor convention in Postville. Thurlow Dean returns from Atlantic, Iowa after capping machine setup for a local canning factory. Mrs. Fred Berg and children visit C Lehman’s home from Red Wing.

Local Social Roundup and Fair Paint Drive

Mr and Mrs D H Craft and family visit Arthur Craft in Tlyria with Dorothy and Mrs Clara Bartlett. Gladys Nutting, nurse, to return from Los Angeles this week. Frank Lyons family and Gerald Martin dine with the Nutting home. Merle and Gerald Martin visit from Glenfield. Phyllis Rowland visits Joe Peters sister in West Union. Martin Hovey visits Cedar Rapids and Center Point. Mabel Peters hosts friends Thursday. Clarence Tripp family and Mrs George Tripp in Elgin. Wm Brabham visits Jim Bartlett. Locals attend Hawkeye picnic. National area farmers show loyalty to Clayton County Fair by painting a new 50 by 200 foot building. next coat planned with volunteers from the community.

Mabel Peters Clarence Tripp Cecil George Tripp Elgin Wm. Brabham Jim Bartlett Hawkeye

Silo advocacy and rural humor in brief reading

A Broadcaster piece touts silos as vital in battling the corn borer with farmers urged to silo. It blends odds on luck, coal buying tips, garden trellis ads, family quips, and a series of brief jokes and rural wit reflecting everyday life.

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Stillman Brainard Elkader-West Union Road Jacobson—Peterson Illyria James Fennell Wadena Libbie Dorland Clermont Public Schoos Agnes Crowe Dixon, Ill Rudolph Muehlenthaler Rudolph Lizzie Spahr Mary Wander Forbes Addition Add Ernest Butzberger France DeSart C. Lehman Fairbanks George Greenley Sam Anna Baldwin Tilda Berger Postville Christian Endeavor Society Thurlow Dean Atlantic Fred Berg Red Wing, Minn Elgin Opera House Wm. F. Miller THE GAY Defender Richard Dix Thelma Todd SUN Clara Bow Sweeney Jack Teegan D. H. Craft Dorothy Clara Bartlett Arthur Craft Tlyria Gladys Nutting Sidney Nutting Los Angeles California Frank Lyons Gerald Martin Sidney Nutting Home Merle Glenfield North Dakota Phyllis Rowland Joe Peters Martin Hovey Cedar Rapids Center Point National Postville Herald Sale Coolidges Crusaders Gerald B. Nye Congressman Hull Peoria Til Kansas City Dolaris Sally By Tad Tom Jack Pat Law-Zee Elgin, Iowa Elgin Savings Bank
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