Malta Fever Strikes Elgin Three Times
Malta fever diagnosed in H C Heston after tests confirm the illness. This marks the third Elgin case following W C Falk two years ago and Mrs. Robert Peters. Doctors note transmission can occur through pork or chicken and close contact with small animals, reversing earlier beliefs about dairy as the sole source.
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H.C. Heston
Malta
State Health Department
Malta Fevar
Elgin
Robert Peters
Heston
Canary Diet Expands With Seeds Fruits And Greens
The article notes canaries enjoy added foods besides seeds such as lettuce, apples, thickweed, dandelion, thistle, senecio, shepherds purse, wild oats and grasses. Water, soft dishes of milk milked bread and cuttle bone are advised with moderation. An Echo want ad offers cuttle bone for sale.
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Canaries
Campaign Begins Soon for College Finances
Details are set for a 300000 dollar campaign to raise funds with intensive work starting in four to five days. The Ward System of Chicago signed the contract yesterday and will deploy two representatives within a week.George Parker of Janesville Wisconsin pledged the final 5000 dollars, his second such contribution, signaling strong backing for the U S Leader campaign.
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Ward
Chicago
George §. Parker
Janesville
Wiz
Dickman
Parker
Advertising in Daily Life and Local Visit Notes
A commentary on pervasive advertising and its effects ends with a reflective prompt. The text shifts to local social notes mentioning Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morris of Los Angeles visiting in Marquette. It also covers plans for a Northeast trip and Des Moines and Greenfield visits tied to Mrs. Carter and her son Louis, leading to Iowa City summer studies for a master’s degree.
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J. J. Morris
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Marquette
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Louis
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Caped Dresses Capture Spring Wardrobe Spotlight
Fashion shows endless versions of caped dresses in light wool crepe and silk prints. Designs range from shoulder to below hip capes with self fabric bows. models feature softly styled looks and a cane-dress addition for the season.
Dots Pattern Dominates Fashion This Season
Fashion trends pivot to heavy dotted motifs as accessories and garments flood the market. Designers showcase jackets, hats, dresses and print accents featuring bold polka dots and micro dot detailing, signaling a revival of dotted patterns across runways and shops.
Local letters from Cheery Valley and nearby towns
Numerous social visits mark a week in Cheery Valley and surrounding areas with Lillian Christen hosting Adolph Hanson family. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Yearous entertaining. sewing help shared by Mrs. Richard Canine. Sunday gatherings at Arthur Herman and Rothlisberger homes. many guests and callers at multiple farms. a memorial service noted and graduation trips attended in nearby towns.
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Lillian Christen
Cheery Valley
Adolph Hanson
Gladys, Darling
Geraldine Yearous
Jerome Yearous
Richard Canine
Ernest Ayers
Ed Stillions
Nettie
al Herman
Charles City
Arthur Herman
Carroll Klingman
Arthur Chapman
Oak Grove
Ida Frieden
Ray Herwig
Henry Frieden
Elgin
Will Frieden
Walter Rothlisberger
John Probert
Volga
Jack Shaffer
Enos Howard
Lew Lehman
Louis Bloomer
Rex Medberry
Lola
Ednand
Alice Hanson
Fred Rothlisberger
Jacob Yearous
Gladyar
Jerome
Alfred Imhof
Gottfred Frieden
Chas
Chapman
Myron
Thos. Hanson
Chas. Rothlisberger
John Rothlisberger
Fred Ensign
Manchester
Len Hommell
Gladys
Wadena
Chas. Chapman
C. L. Chapman
Fred Schneider
Levi Pier
George Metzger
Ella Kerr
Waterloo
Will Kerr
Chias
J. D. Shafer
Snyder
Mary
Ella Foxwell
I. F. Shaffer
June Kerr
Perry Medberry
Volga City
Floyd Ernst
Iowa City
Nancy Ernst
Jim Yearous
Will Reusser
Marie Schneider
Ella Gehring
Donna
Betty Wenger
Jim Wilson
Elizabeth Schupbach
Anna Schupbach
Martha Chapman
Darline
Lena Hunsberger
Reynold
J. D. Shaffer
Ruby Bark
Chas. Medberry
G. E. Medberry
L. W. MacKellar
Ida Wenger
Cedar Rapids
Aftabioda
C. Wenger
Lena
Ida
Mra
Milton Morgan
Joe
Ed Wenger
Farm wages compared with industrial pay in USDA survey
A USDA survey shows farm hands in this region average 78.21 dollars monthly when perquisites such as board and room are included. The notice also advertises a four year college course in three years with information from A J A Fayette Iowa and a summer term starting June 10, urging readers to read all the ads.
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United States Department of Agriculture
A. J. A. Fayette
Iowa
Illyria Memorial Exercises at Illyria Church
The Illyria memorial services are set for Sunday June 2 at the Illyria church with a 10 30 Sunday school start and a 12 20 to 1 30 basket dinner. The 2 00 memorial program includes selections around the camp fire patriotic songs an invocation by Dr Harry Morrow a solo by Mrs Harry Gilaon an address by Dr Harry Morrow and a roll call of the dead followed by taps and the soldiers graves decoration. A reception at the cemetery will conclude the events with martial music by the Elgin and Illyria Drum Corps. Members and old residents are urged to attend and bring a lunch. American Legion
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Illyria
Harry Morrow
Harry Gilaon
Elgin c
Mlyria
Rev
Lauer
American Legion
Letter From the Old Country Brings Grim News
A letter from Ole’s brother in the old country narrates sudden deaths and misfortune. Ole reports uncles and aunts dead, a cousin murdered for money, another drowned, and mumps spreading as the family copes with loss. The missive notes unusual wealth left behind and a stray $5 debt unresolved.
Old Newspaper Note From Cedar Rapids Visit
Mandy at house cleaning time. Mrs. Karl Kiple and Wm. Reusser were called to Cedar Rapids last week by the illness of Duane F. Wertz and remained with their sister Mrs. Wertz for several days. Quaker Sugared Schumacher feed is high carbohydrate feed for livestock and poultry. The price has dropped several dollars per ton. Ret order a ton Right Now while we just unloaded the lowest market. We want your News.
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Mandy
Echo
Karl Kiple
Wm. Reusser
Cedar Rapids
Duane F. Wertz
Wertz
Hornless beef best for better prices on carcasses
Hornless cattle fetch 25 to 76 cents more per hundredweight than horned stock of similar quality. Horn development can be prevented with caustic soda or potash applied to calves aged 4 to 10 days, over horn buttons only, then stopped before bleeding. Pine tar after horn removal reduces bleeding and flies. Not the cheapest but the best. Full O-Pep Poultry Feeds. Weibel Mill Co.
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Weibel Mill Co
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