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21 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
1
Advertising rates are listed at one dollar for the issue admissions and related notices.
Report covers Elgin loss to Postville by seven to four on Sunday. Includes local society notes: June 18 1904 marriage of Julia Halverson and Frederick Muehlenthaler at Marion Lutheran church in Gunder. Carrie Muehiethaler to Rev Thomas Stoer at German Baptist church June 29. various local anecdotes and notices about residents traveling, marriages, and playful local humor.
An editorial warns that dust storms deepen arid regions and recall deserts’ advance on fertile lands. It cites U S forestry service cautions against overgrazing on semi arid lands, urges reforestation to guard against drought and desert encroachment.
The annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association of Fayette County was held in Fayette Leg ion hall on Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected were J. H. Wilson president R. K. Fussell vice president A. D. Knox secretary J. F. Miller treasurer. vice president succeeds J. S. McSweeney. Directors re-elected included H. E. Flower and Fred Gremmels. Victor Croat elected to succeed W. H. Stone. Secretary's report shows insured in force and financials for 1933 with net gain and balances, warrants, and disbursements recorded.
This item collection delivers maxims on character trust and gossip, notes the Frank Downing family case amid Iowa Wisconsin relief debates, with Mrs Downing in Iowa, the husband a wanderer, and children at Sparta state home, and observes that strikes have two sides, both wrong.
Public health notes in Los Angeles report early May to May fourth week totals of seven then 51 cases of poliomyelitis. Spread attributed mainly to direct contact. insect transmission unproven. Seasonal pattern peaks August to October. Early symptoms include headache fever vomiting and neck stiffness. Prompt care and reporting improve outcomes.
The item cites new fishing regulations allowing capture of rock silver and black bass crappies across state waters. It also notes Milwaukee Road trains installing cooling systems using steam jets to simulate high altitude cooling, with steam boiled at 46 degrees. The piece laments audience engagement at speeches and praises the value of home town newspapers.
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