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Notices list obituary poetry and memorial cards available in standard advertising rates. Also mentions resolutions of respect and church society and school notices with admission charges.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
1
Notices list obituary poetry and memorial cards available in standard advertising rates. Also mentions resolutions of respect and church society and school notices with admission charges.
The Chicago Drovers Journal notes that the share of Americans on government payrolls has risen from one in eleven to one in nine. It argues this trend strains budgets as incomes shrink and schools cut nonessential courses to balance local expenditures. It suggests some federal and state functions and political advisory services might be reduced.
Frank and Howard Topp visited sisters Cleo and Ada in Dubuque a week ago Sunday. Lew Wenger and Mae Harrington spent Sunday in Manchester with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kohler. They found Mr. Kohler still ill, no improvement over recent weeks.
Mr and Mrs Jud Conner visited Forest City from Saturday to Tuesday. Floyd L Sires family visited Lansing to fetch Goldie Sires for a summer stay. Agnes Crowe returned to Clermont after Elgin school closure to spend vacation with sister. Kohler trip to Waterloo and Manchester to visit Della Falk and W d Kohler home. West Bend bridge progress and Woodbury County disease counts. Commencement at Upper Town University and Lakeside Giants update. Plus notices on classes, politeness, and local scouting trips. Tell em you saw it in the Echo.
Frances Skarshaug of Colling came home last Wednesday after spending the summer with her mother Mrs. Mary Skarshaug.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Loja Lehman and Mabel Friedan of Cedar Falls with partial names and a note on a public or personal event. Details are unclear beyond these identities and location.
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