Echo Classifieds Include Want Ads And Notices
Want Ads list 10 cents per insertion with 30 cent minimum when cash accompanies, otherwise a higher minimum. For sale items include security account register, two broad sows to borrow mid April, medium red clover seed, registered Swiss and Hereford bulls, and movie tickets. Found notices offer two free theater tickets. notices also promote bookkeeping supplies and services from Elgin Echo Stationers and Printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breck
M. H. Moore
Clemont
Echo Office
Inspector General
Avalon Theater
Floyd Frieden
Iwo Jima
Franz Appelman
Clermont
Pasture Use and Seeding for Iowa Dairies This Summer
Good pasture management helps sharing production costs for dairies in Iowa. Cows on quality pasture need less grain, yield better milk, and can meet daily nutrient needs with pasture alone. Even poorer pastures provide basic forage, while red clover timothy and alfalfa-bromegrass mixes offer better quality. Strong seedbeds and careful sowing reduce seed requirements and promote uniform stands for legumes and grasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towa
Fourth Candidate for Governor Nomination
A continued report outlines plans for a expanded camping program for county and district 4 H and rural youth. It includes facilities for 300 campers, cabins, assembly and dining halls, kitchen, pool and recreation, with sites of 200 to 400 acres considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaste
Deeds Reported and Used Car Transfers in Clermont Area
Deeds show Trphena Knudtson transferring property to Don Murphy and wife for one dollar covering SW and NW sections in Clermont. Emma J. Erickson and husband deed to Edward F. Burt and wife for 900 dollars covering NW halves of lots 1 through 4 in Clermont. Vehicle registrations list several four door autos including a Buick in Elgin and a Ford in Clermont along with Nash and other makes in Wadena and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trphena Knudtson
Don Murphy
Emma J. Erickson
Edward F. Burt
Clermont
Mabel Barnett Pleaded Guilty and Sentenced
Mabel Barnett of near Elgin pleaded guilty March 20 before Judge T H Goheen to a lascivious act with a minor. She was sentenced to the women's reformatory at Rockwell City for up to three years and parole supervision by the state board of parole during good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Barnett
Near Elgin
T. H. Goheen
Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
State Board of Parole
Clayton Co, Register
Surprise birth at Sibley shocks Buchman family
Richard Craig Buchman arrived unexpectedly at Sibley Hospital. His mother learned of the birth only two days prior. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buchman, with three older siblings aged 25, 23, and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Craig Buchman
Sibley
Charles Buchman
Richard
Classified Ad For Clean 1989 Chevette and Chrysler
Used 1989 Chevrolet Tudor in clean condition. Also offering a four door Chrysler New Yorker with radio heater visor spotfire, driving tights, overdrive and very clean. Call for details and price.
Iowa Farmers Plan Slight Cut in 1950 Spring Acreage
Prospective corn acreage and other spring crops are expected to fall about 2 percent from 1949 levels. Farmers anticipate reductions in corn flaxseed spring wheat and potatoes while oats soybeans barley sorghum and hay acres rise. Total crop and hay acreage projected at 21,397,000 versus 22,588,000 in 1949 and a 10 year average of 21,429,000. Shifts may occur as season progresses due to soil labor and machinery, and adjustments to crop allotments.
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Iowa
Mrs Lewis Young Helps Child After Shoulder Dislocates
A Tripoli mother recalls difficulty dressing her two year old daughter whose shoulder became dislocated during the struggle. The incident highlights common temper and wardrobe challenges for parents of toddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Young
Tripoli
Newcastle Disease Lice Spread Among Birds
A brief notice warns that Newcastle disease lice can transfer the disease between poultry as it spreads from bird to bird, highlighting transmission concerns within flocks and potential management implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Fayette County Office Seekers Announced For Auditor Treasurer and Supervisor
Hazel Gehring announces candidacy for Fayette County Auditor in the Republican primary on June 5 1950. W M Knox seeks Republican renomination for County Treasurer in the June 1950 primary. Robert Wilson is named for Fayette County Board of Supervisors seat beginning January 2 1951 and is endorsed by party.
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Fayette County
Philp H Announces Candidacy for Fayette County Supervisor
Philp H states intention to run for Fayette County Board of Supervisors for the term starting January 2, 1952, contingent on Republican primary voters at the June 5, 1950 election.
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Fayette County
Odney Oelberg Seeks County Recorder Nomination
Odney Oelberg announces candidacy for County Recorder subject to Republican voters in the Primary on June 5, 1950. The filing reflects a bid to win the party’s nomination and assume office if victorious.
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Office of County Recordes
Odney Oelberg
A Want Ad A Day Sparks Local Business Uptick
A lively want ad daily habit boosts commerce in the town as shopkeepers report rising inquiries and steady sales. Local classifieds highlight affordable options, from services to goods, reflecting a resilient small business scene.
Local guests and visits brighten West Union area
Brainard News reports Mr and Mrs Gordon Buroden and Harlan were guests at the Glen Knapp home in West Union. Other visitors include Mire Lyle Martin Ray Gilbert family Stanley Boyer Barbara Amos Leslie Lyle Alfred Richard Pritchard Gordon Buroden Jimlas Gary Grimes and Mrs Louis Becker and Judy at the Robert Kerr home. Pearl Peters returned home to Glenfield after three months away. Other households hosting guests include Mr and Mrs Herman Boyer Doyle Baker Doyle Peters Chas Peters and Colleen and extra visits by Lyle and Ainds Pritchard and Harlan Bartlett in various local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Buroden
Harlan
Glen Knapp
West Union
Robert Kerr
Mire
Lyle Martin
Ray Gilbert
Stanley Boyer
Barbara
Amos
Leslie
Lyle
Alfred
Richard Pritchard
Jamlas Gary Grimes
Louis
Becker
Judy
Herman Boyer
Dick Henry
Waterloo
Pearl Peters
Glenfiald
N. D
Gunelda Buroden
Miss A and Miss B Voices Stir Debate at Diner Scene
In a lively exchange, Fred notes Miss A has the richer voice while Tom counters Miss B may have a richer father. A diner asks about corn as a waiter responds humorously, and a college boy claims innocence amid a speeding case. An absurd farm mishap ends with a cat in the milk bucket.
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Fred
Miss A
Miss B
Tom
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Elgin
Echo
Sean Jacob
Higin
Sip
Melvin’ Anderson
R. P. Strauch
O'Neill Drug
Elgin Echo
Leon Jacob
Gunder-Elgin Road
Ole Loftsgard
Gunder
Fred Berg
Elgin Echo Stationers
Twwo
Thekts
Ben Butikofer
Volga
Noel Brockway
Oliver
Allis-Chalmers
Oliver Combines
Mielke Mfg. & Sales Co
New Hampton
Bolgen
Clermont Cou
Perative Assn
Chas. C. Ulish
Iceland
Alfred H. Witschke
Stora - Dal
Svinavstusler
A - Thun
Glenn Paulson
McCormick- Deering
Falb & Light
Dial
THE
Donald Wa. Travis
Winterset
Farmers ‘Home Administration
PHA
Harold McCord
Denison
B. W. Lodwick
FHA
Vincent J. Neu
Davenport
Iowa Automobile Dealers Association
Neu
F. Miller
Buick
W. F. Moore
Wadena
Nash
Will J. Nelson
Cler‘mont
Ford
Monnday
OUR
Lensing Motors
Festina, Iowa
Hazel Gehring
Mr. Farmer
Call Farm Service Co
Clermont Elgin Food Locker
Elgin Volga Locker
Volga Whittenbaugh Serv
Sta
Clover Blossom Rendering Co
Postville Packing Co
Lic
Postville ‘Enon Aftonmalanove
Wenger Sales Commission
Harry Wenger
Diz” Dean
Hes
N. W. Kilburn
Optometrist
Fayette County Union
Vine St
West
Union
West Union Rendering Service
Lawrence Joerger
Brainard News
Don
Ed Stry
Oakdale Thursoo v
Steve Svetich
Chas .Peters
Golleen
Doyle" ‘Baker
Ainds’ Pritchard
Harlan Bartlett
Mar Gilbert
Brown
Smith
College Lad
Tudgey
Oreleigh
Willie
Schori & Oauster
Félco
Felco
Elgin 1 Cooperative
Ome
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