For Sale and Classified Ads Rates and Listings
Want ads listing rates and terms, plus multiple small ads for farm animals, equipment, oaths, and services from Echo Office. Includes prices, items like sow litters, a Royal typewriter, oats and corn, stoves, S Short sales, trades, and a combined paper offer for Payette and Clayton counties.
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Elgin Echo
Clermont Enterprise
Payette
Clayton Counties
Repays Kindness with Thievery at Ossian Cafe
An Ossian correspondent reports Travis Jackson, who was hired at Cole Cafe in Ossian, slept in the rear room then cut a wall into Figge Clothing Store. He allegedly stole two suits, shoes, robe, ties, pajamas, a top coat, two traveling bags, $28, and cigarettes, aided by an accomplice believed to have fled miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Jackson
Cole Cafe
Ossian
Mr. Cole
Jackson
Figge
Florsheim
New Zealand Spinach Grows Strong in Warm Weather
New Zealand spinach outperforms ordinary spinach by thriving through hot months and multiplying as it is picked. Planting should wait until warm weather arrives. The ends of branches are eaten, and frequent picking encourages more growth. Hawkeye high school reports a graduating class of 18 this year.
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New Zealand
Hawkeye High School
Sturgeon Notes and Pheasant Tale From Iowa Series
Iowa’s natural history notes cover sturgeon species in North America with Mississippi River data on eggs, fishing yields, and declines, plus a South Dakota pheasant tale of a surviving cock from 2,000 released birds. Reports also flag a large 22-pound pickerel at Clear Lake and outline a two year survey of fish and game propagation, habitats, and regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
North America
Mississippi Valley
Asia
U. S
Mississippi
South Dakota
Watertown
New York State
Mason City Globe Gazette
Clear Lake
State Fish Hatchery
Newspapers Are Best Ad Medium Says Macy Exec
Kenneth Collins of R. H. Macy & Co. argues newspapers are the dominant advertising medium in the United States. He notes that more than half of publicity budgets are spent in newspapers and urges frank advertising about conditions to combat the business slump.
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United States
Kenneth Collins
R. H. Macy & Co
America
Build Observation Tower at McGregor Heights
A 100 foot tall tower is being erected at the Heights summer resort near McGregor. The structure will be 26 feet square at the base and 12 feet square at the top, housing a powerful telescope. An enclosed stairway provides ascent. This is private enterprise and a fee will be charged for use.
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McGregor
Feeding Cattle Before Pasture Turnout
Farmers are advised to supply hay or straw and ample water before moving cows to sweet clover pasture, ensuring they are well fed and hydrated for the transition.
Quail Food Ideas for Iowa Pastures and Fences
Farmers in southern Iowa seek best food for quail under the state's 25 year plan. Planting peas millets soybeans and lespedera along pastures field edges and fence rows provides ideal nourishment with minimal labor and cost.
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Towa
Iowa
Metropolis Press Used To Mislead Investors, Senate Hears
A senate banking hearing revealed alleged payments exceeding a quarter of a million dollars to metropolitan press writers for favorable stock commentary. The investigation shows stock manipulators from the east influencing readers across the middle west and beyond. The Union notes the public’s exposure to this deceptive hype.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committees
Middle West
Union
Planting Soybeans After Corn Best Timing Cited
Soybeans should be planted after corn and on land cleared of weeds. Do not plant too early. the period immediately after corn planting is about the right time for optimal results.
Clermont and West Union Community Card Party Notes
A roundup of local social news mentions Harold Stoehr visiting his mother Mrs Hulda Stoehr and Della Falk and Hazel Wilson of Waterloo spending Sunday in the area. Verle Kniel returns from work at Graham Schedk Lumber in West Union to Clermont. Theodore Loftsgard family welcome a new baby boy born May 4. Mrs N M Fritz reports sister Belle Baldwin in Wenatchee Washington notes orchards in full bloom.
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Harold Stoehr
Cédar
Rapids
Hulda Stoehr
Della Falk -and
Hazel
Wilson
Waterloo
Ethel ‘Kohler
United States Department of Agriculture
Sheldon Boyle
John Falk
Clermont
Johnson
Verle Kniel
Graham & Schedk
West Union
Theodore Loftsgard
N. M. Fritz
Belle ‘Baldwin
Wenatchee
Wash
Fragmented quotes on work, housing, and local talk in Des Moines
A collage of overheard remarks touches on farm buildings, employment shifts, and political platform tweaks. References to mules, coal heating at the Veterans Hospital, and Pullman layoffs hint at local concerns while shoppers and merchants are urged to share prices.
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Jacob Crane
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
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Postville
Royal Standard Typewriter
Echo
Elgin
Thos. Ogle
West Elgin
Lehman
Echo Office
Farrow Goon
Henry Gisleson
Luang
Chas. Anderson
Wm. Starkey
Wm. A. Nelson
OOR
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Biological Survey
W. M. McAtee
Bureau
Polly’s
Metropolitan
Optometrist
O. W. Heiserman
Tee McCormick - Deering
McCormick-Deering
Torkelson Bros
Deslers
Ford Implements
Chrysler
Plymouth
Goodyear
Auto & Tractor Service
Henry H. Wolf
Baumgartner Bldg
Res
Elgin, Fowa
Frank Howard
Elgin, Lows
Elgin State Bank
Hadsel Ocuixt
Ginsu
R. A. Crider
Elgin, Iowa
J. Neasham
Chiropractor
Jakie Yearous, Jr
Btn Newton
Pullman Company
Dad
Junior
Pop
Mra
John
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Post Office