Pipe Dreams and Ponderings in a Busy World
A Rich's column collects quick quips on travel, sitting, fashion, and social norms. A Elgin man explains buying two pants suits for himself while a preacher avoids calling on female parishioners in summer due to shorts.
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Elgin
Awakening From a Workshop Not a Playhouse Scene
In a 1911 Echo column, residents note life’s ironies and a shift from playhouse notions to a cement factory venture. Local notes cover farm harvest progress, staff changes at Elgin creamery, a measles recovery, visiting relatives, and a veterinary surgeon settling in Elgin. A new bank contract and local humor about party showers wrap the community brief.
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Susie
Flossie Capper
Dike
Thyy
Frank
Myrtle Halstenson
Ruth Nicklans
Hawkeye
Miss Hurd
Elgin
John H. Bowers
Honace Yack
Minnie Ryser
Chelsea
Okla
Grace Boyer
Elkader
Minnie
Notice to Ex-Service Men on 1941 Tax Exemption
World War veterans and ex service men are urged to file for exemption on the 1941 tax payable in 1942 by July 3 1941 at the County Auditor office. If already filed with the assessor no action needed. Those who did not file must submit to the County Auditor by the deadline. J H Cline County Auditor. GIANT MUSHROOM Gus Kais Grinnell reports a 18 pound puff ball in his corn field twice the size of a basketball sighted in his crop.
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Clermont
Max Thoma
Oelwein
Tilda Berger
Seattle
Wash
Miss Berger
Libbie Gruver
Nellie Bohanan
Wm. Kerr
Arlington
Senate
48Th General Assembly
J. H. Cline
Gus Kaisand
Grinnell
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