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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

Page

2

Community notes of Wadena and surroundings observed events

A long conspectus of visits, gatherings, and social happenings across Wadena and nearby towns. Guests include Marlo Kid and Joseph Baumgartner from Lancaster, Wis. at Henry Larson's. Mrs. Alfred Cook honored at a miscellaneous shower. winners in a five hundred game. many neighbors visiting in West Union and Elkader. mentions of travel to Chicago for Century of Progress and Des Moines trips. Harvest Band party at Emma Jennings. Halloween party at U B church. several hospital and burial references. card of thanks for sympathy in a sister and mother’s sickness and burial.

Mra A.C. Cook Alfred Cook Marlo Kid Joseph Baumgartner Lancaster Wis Henry Larson F. H. Everett Esther Raftis Wanda Everett A. J. Knutson Lucille Raftis Louisa Corbin Anamosa Fred Tschantz Kathryn Gus Elkader Earl Grey Ted Larson Waterloo Emma Jennings D. B. Jennings Cedar Rapids Lyle Jones Jones Chicago Century of Progress A. G. Herrling A. D. Finch West Union Robert Whittenbaugh Stella Arthur Jones Waukon Mary Moore J. W. Bopps Fremont Clark Omaha Nebr Chas. Weidner Volga W. L. Peters Arlington M. A U. B George Jones James Davis Garnaville Roy Cline Oran Follen Follen J. R. Wood Jake Yearous Elgin George Wilkenson Francia Corkery Frank Welch Martin Minihan Arthur Herrling Dawson Clark

Maria Robbins 1847 1984 obituary reflects pioneer roots

Maria McKellar Robbins born Kane County Illinois March 10 1847 died October 23 1984 at her eldest son Hervey F Robbins home in Myria township aged 87 7 13. Survived by Hervey Malcolm and Mary West and several grandchildren. Husband Jerome Robbins died 1920. Funeral services held Thursday at 2 pm at the church with Rev Jyder officiating.

Maria McKellar Kane County Ilinois Hervey F. Robbins Hugh and Mary McKellar Highland Township Austin Minnesota Clayton County Iowa Highlands Scotland McKellar Jerome Robbins Hervey F. Robbing Wmyria Township Malcolm Robbing McGregor Mary West Elkader Elgin Roxena Service Sarah Hazelton Archibald Hugh Peter McKellar Robbins United Brethren Church Rna Church D. Jyder

Cheerfulness as a steel helmet in life’s battles

Gov. Paul M. Pearson argues cheerfulness rests on training of the mind and inquiry. He cites Newton as an example of devout, disciplined intellect holding fast to unshakeable verities amid modern life’s value sorting.

Paul M. Pearson The Newton

Newton and faith shape a new science theology era

A fragmented article notes a clash of science and theology guiding a new era. It praises Newton as a model of relentless inquiry and devout reverence, portraying a harmony of understanding and faith. A San Mateo court filing mentions Burt Rancho shrinking to a single eight acre parcel on the San Francisco peninsula in Spanish California days.

San Mateo Calif Burt Burt San Francisco Peninsula California

Strange Birds of the Galapagos Islands

Birds turtles and reptiles of the Galapagos islands on the equator west of Ecuador are described as totally unknown elsewhere in the world.

Galapagos Islands Equator Ecuador

Saw Wood in Water Test at Whale Island Divers’ Training

A training test at Whale Island Portsmouth England requires royals divers to saw wood underwater at the tank bottom. The exercise assesses buoyancy endurance and tool handling in submerged conditions.

Whale Island Portsmouth England

Termite Species Count Highlights Global Insect Destructiveness

The article notes more than 12 000 termite species exist worldwide and about forty species are found in the United States, underscoring termites as a widespread destructive insect group.

United States

The Remedy A romance a misapprehension shared by man and woman

A brief note suggests a romance born of a misunderstanding between a man and woman can be resolved through marriage.

Man Marriace

Copper Used to Treat Plants Effect on Chlorophyll

Copper, used with success in treating certain anemias in animals and humans, has been applied to correct lack of chlorophyll in plants. The statement notes copper's role in addressing chlorophyll deficiency and mentions its medical use in anemia.

Origin of Tennis Eyeball Word Traced to French Egg

A British investigator links tennis term eye to the French l'oeuf meaning egg. The report notes other claims on Roman cats in England and Saxon granaries guarded by weasels. Females dominate in Innaect Ife claims and signs show women gaining control among humans.

England

Elastic sable fur hides from skin attachment noted

Sable fur can be pressed or smoothed in any direction due to how the hairs are attached to the skin. The Bible parable of the prodigal son mentions husks which refer to a Mediterranean legume with a sweet pulp called St Johns bread.

Ohio Claim on Lake Erie Divides Water Area

Ohio secures 3,540 square miles of Lake Erie in a precise watershed division. The ruling defines state boundaries and allocates shorefront rights amid ongoing Great Lakes management and maritime issues.

Ohio Lake Erie

Alpina Cantauri: Our Nearest Star Distance Revealed

The fixed star Alpina Cantauri lies roughly 26 trillion miles from Earth. This vast separation highlights the immense scale of the cosmos and frames ongoing observations of distant stellar bodies.

Soap Plant Produces Suds in Water in Colorado Mexico

A soap plant located in Mexico and Colorado forms suds when tin roots are placed in water. The suds resemble soap and may be useful in washing.

Mexico Colorado

Early Americans Dwelt With Elephants Say Scientists

Scientists assert that early Americans lived alongside elephants, a surprising claim about ancient human fauna interactions based on recent archaeological findings and interpretations. The report highlights how large megafauna influenced settlement patterns, tool use, and survival strategies of prehistoric communities.

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Wadena Lulu Rothlisberger Ella Stephen Foxwell Clarence Theaman Fred Rothlisberger Chas. Chapman Will Andrew Yearous William Pollock Chas Doty Fremont Ogle Niyria J. Service H. F. Robbins M. d. Robbins Relief Fund Democratic Roosevelt Democratic State Central Co Maria Robbins Elgin Opera House Jack Howard White Tavern Zazu Pitts Eugene Pallette State Central Committee Elgin Furniture Store Elgin, Iowa A. Boleyn Léc Lic Magnesia Rexall Orderlies Stoehr Drug Store
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