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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
4
Ida Wenger and families visited. Edna Hanson called at Harry Reichert. Cedar Falls guests and Oak Grove visitors share weekends with local households. Farm Bureau met at Wadena. a judien club formed with Mrs. Walter Rothnbger as president. Church notes discuss object sermons and upcoming services.
The Elgin Echo Agency advertises ordering newspapers and magazines for readers, offering to supply popular titles such as Wallaces' Farmer Chicago Tribune Dubuque Telegraph-Herald Saturday Evening Post Youth's Companion and American Magazine among thousands of others. It emphasizes saving money and effort for customers.
Farmers who stack to ship will gain better service by preparing weeks in advance. The advice notes that this provides time to arrange routes, secure better road access, and increase profit for farmers. The message urges trying methods to ensure best results and emphasizes securing advantages.
Mrs Herman Boyer and Mrs Geo Tripp visited the D H Craft home Wednesday. The Ladies Aid Society was entertained at Elmer Boyer home Thursday. Clarence Tripp and wife spent Monday with EH B Grimes near West Union. Gladys Nutting visited friends in West Union last week. Mrs George Tapp visited Mrs Louisa Burk in West Union Friday. Lewis Bartlett earned top marks in a recent agricultural exam and won full blooded chicken eggs from Supt Breckner. Gladys Nutting called at Elmer Boyer’s Friday. Mr and Mrs Jud Connery of Elgin visited Albert Dummermuths Friday. Jim Bartlett and three men operated the BE Frisbe sugar bush this spring, first run Friday. Clara Bartlett called at Frank Lyons’ Friday. Sidney Patterson was in Randalla Saturday. Mrs D H Craft entertained the L A T E at her home Saturday afternoon. Gayle Hovey visited home folks Sunday. There was no school Monday. Lillian Patterson, teacher, was ill at her home in Elgin.
In Wapello county a farmer woke to squealing hogs. Thieves had killed and bled several hogs but fled when owner arrived. Neighbors helped, hogs scalded and hung to cool, then missing hogs were found the next morning, leaving the culprits victimized by a rough justice.
One cent per word for each insertion paid in advance. Auto top and side curtain repairs. radiator work. boots and overshoes. Call 1830 Beamer Tire Shop, Weet Union Iowa. For sale Fairbanks Morse gasolene engine 1 2 hp mag nete. H. B. Gilson, H. Steele, Hoznsberger. Iron bedstead 3.50. Two story brick near opera house Main St suitable for store or shop with living rooms upstairs. George Sechrempfer.
Iowa State College expert A L Anderson urges strict sanitation to prevent disease in piglets. Key steps include cleaning and washing pens with hot water and lye before farrowing, isolating pens, washing sows, cleaning the dam, and keeping pigs in fresh pastures with adequate feed water and shelter until four months old or about 100 pounds.
The statement argues that future gasoline grades would render engines simpler by relying on fuel quality alone, suggesting machinery in cars would be unnecessary beyond fuel tanks. It presents a speculative view of automotive technology reducing mechanical complexity through fuel formulations.
Unclear notes show officials in dispute over a 1095 project with 3.60 figures and a possible 186 point reference. The incomplete text hints at funding decisions affecting friends and local interests but lacks concrete names or places.
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