March 9, 1933 Edition Briefs
A compact 1933 news brief fragment from Thursday mentions prices and notices. It references dates and values without full context, leaving readers with a snapshot of market or public notices from that day.
09 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
1
A compact 1933 news brief fragment from Thursday mentions prices and notices. It references dates and values without full context, leaving readers with a snapshot of market or public notices from that day.
A Norfolk press opinion argues for redistricting to reduce state legislative seats. It notes reapportionment often increases representation and cost, urges honest redistricting to cut the number of state senators and representatives, and suggests extending the idea to the national House.
Dean Burnside of the Fayette County Union shares a viewpoint urging readers to aid the unemployed with work rather than charity. He argues that spring and summer offer tasks in every town to improve local conditions and lift the mood within months, highlighting self-help and community effort as paths back to normalcy.
Amid talk of a stormy period endured locally, residents are urged to act this year to boost employment and improve conditions within months. The piece notes low costs now, the need to cooperate, and references varied observations from golf winter tasks to budgeting and speculative remarks on taxes and national issues.
Special execution issued February 16 1988 directs sale of 125 shares of Mazziotti Realty Co. Inc. stock to satisfy a judgment held by L. A. Andrew Receiver of State Bank of Oelwein. Sale set for March 28 1933 at 2 PM in front of West Union Court House. Sheriff H J Nehring notes details.
Hon. Gilbert N. Haugen, dean of the House and long time congressman from the district, retired on March 4 after thirty four years of service. Elected first in 1895, Haugen carried the district through seventeen elections and earned wide respect in Washington and back home for his dedication to constituents and public service.
W A H Miner of Waukon former Allamakee county engineer traveled to Des Moines Sunday to urge a proposed law uniting most county supervisors duties with the county engineer into a single County Superintendent of Highways. Miner contends the plan would cut taxes by thousands in every county, by removing duplicate supervisor road committee work while preserving auditing, bids and reporting functions for the board. He cites tabulations from Allamakee Clayton Winneshiek Fayette Buchanan and Black Hawk counties covering 1931 and 1932.
Electric light patrons in Waverly had their March 1 bills canceled by the city council committee after a total due of about 5090 dollars. A lower rate schedule will take effect after April 1. In Fredericksburg the town council voted to remit all light bills following a review of the municipal plant's earnings for the past year.
A collection of aphorisms on work and timing, noting that quitting often delays promotion while time is valuable but free, followed by a local note that Mel Kohler and Dr. H H Wolf went to Iowa City to support Will Kohler after leg surgery, with a home return planned in weeks. The piece ends with a shy suitor’s awkward cemetery walk and proposal line to Lizzie.
A 1900s era community column lists Lena Stoehr and Will J. Cooley wed at the bride’s parents home with close kin present. It covers a Feb social in honor of the bride, obituaries for John Jacquette, name origins for Turkey river, and moves of local residents. Also notes livery stable ownership change, travels, lineage, and Kensington Club gathering hosted by Hulda Stoehr.
Mrs Tille Hanson spent most of the past week at her home recovering from an unspecified illness informal notes indicate she rested and received family visits.
A brief note emphasizes that every customer deserves equal care from staff. The writer urges treating small buyers with the same courtesy as larger ones, highlighting attentive service as a standard value.
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