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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
10
A readable fragment notes a facility offering X ray and neurocalometer services located in the State Bank Building in Elkader Iowa. Names B and D C Withell appear as potential providers or owners. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Cheery Valley News lists visits and dinners among families in Decorah Independence Postville and West Union. Stanley Wedger has a tonsil operation. Numerous relatives travel between Martin Hanson Strawberry Point Oscar Baumgartner and Dennler homes. A wedding Arlene Anfinson Harvey Schreiner is noted at West Union Presbyterian.
Priscilla Erickson spent a few days last week in the Albert Erickson Jr. home. Mrs. Martin Hanson Gladys and Mrs. Clayton Schreiner visited Tuesday afternoon in Christen Bros. Fred Smith of Sterling called at the John Christen home Sunday. The Kenneth Mark family spent Sunday afternoon in the Martin Wenger home. The John Christen family and Wm. Pollock attended a picnic Sunday with relatives at the park in Independence.
Brainard news records multiple social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Oran Nutting of FayettevilleArk guests in the Wm Nutting and Fred Barker homes. Visitors include Mrs. Kerr and children in the Charles Peters home and Ruth Ellen in the Win Nutting residence.
Illyria area residents reported a busy weekend with multiple visits and gatherings. Thomas Pollock and family attended a Hood family picnic at Independence, while Mrs John Guellar and Marilyn of Fairbank were guests at Mrs Anna Gibson’s home. Harold Glass and Virginia dined with Mr and Mrs Wm Glass at Strawberry Point. John Rothlisberger stayed with the Fred Rothlisberger family from Tuesday to Friday, and Allen Wenger visited Jennings in Wadena with Mr and Mrs George. Cleve Bennett's family near West Union joined Carroll Klingman for Sunday evening. Bill Frieden family and Irene Smith toured Wisconsin Sunday. Fred Burrow dined with Mrs Louise Lehman, and Will Probert and wife hosted Mrs Anna Gibson Sunday evening. Ralph Shaffer and family visited Elmer Kahls. Arthur Yearous and family plus Wayne Woodworth toured near Manchester and Forrestville Sunday afternoon. Donald and Ann Kahls had tonsils removed at West Union hospital Friday. Thursday evening calls went to Matt Klingman and Matt Frey homes. Thos Jones and Thelma of Bryan, Ill., were weekend guests of Oran Bane. Forest Shaffer and family visited Albert Dennler Sunday evening. The Hlytia 4-H club toured a live stock project Sunday afternoon. Mrs Martha Chapman spent Thursday with Mrs Salome Thoman and family. Mr Leonard Roberts and Virgil Troyer dined with Wenger Bros Sunday. Floyd Frieden, Thos Ogle families and Mrs Mary Ogle were guests Friday evening.
West Union area residents hosted and visited across multiple friendly gatherings. Birthday celebrations for Tommy Frieden and others lined the weekend, with relatives and friends from Arlington, Postville, Wadena, and Fayette joining at several homes. Additional notes include cemetery and aid society meetings, along with relatives visiting at the Rothlisberger and Lind households.
Local residents hosted and attended multiple gatherings at Clermont park and homes. Names include Clarence Kirkeberg, Roland Halverson, John Halverson, Mary Wold, Cornelius Reierson, Ole Olson, Vebjorn Landsgard, Allen Anderson, and Henry Olson among others, with birthdays celebrated and weekend visits noted.
Grand Meadow area residents hosted and visited over midweek and weekend, with multiple guests at the Mellien Loftsgard, Alfred Buraas, Carrie Nelson, Spencer Neavick, Waterloo and Clermont homes. Other gatherings included Ephemeral visits by Erickson and Lyngaas families, and a Monday departure for Erskine Minnesota. Evelyn Erickson checked into La Crosse hospital for a check up.
Wheat forms the base for breads pastries cereals and noodles and is used in cakes pies crackers biscuits rolls and grain beverages. It also supports livestock feed and thus broadens its role in meat dairy and poultry products.
Nitrate of soda speeds up vegetable growth by providing readily usable nitrogen when soil is cool. Even with barnyard manure in soil, adding nitrate of soda boosts vigor as bacteria in manure release nitrogen only in warm soil.
A wool fiber can be stretched as much as 80 percent beyond its original length without damage, highlighting the material's resilience under tension and potential applications in textile engineering and fabric design.
A Washington report notes the capital spans about three and a half acres, outlining the extent of the capital complex. The description emphasizes the scale of the capital grounds and their surrounding area.
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