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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
2
Railway of fact style summary: The text lists word counts for a version of the New Testament and the Old, noting 181,249 words in the New Testament and 03,493 words in the Old. It also states verses totals: 7,068 for the New Testament and 23,214 for the Old. The figures present a comparative breakdown of scripture length.
Washington Star notes Jud Tunkins argues a man has right to change his mind in politics. The piece reflects on whether he has not, questioning the purpose of all arguments. It highlights common English word usage including and, he, it, of, the, ro, will, you.
A fragment notes that a so called fox is in fact a large fruit eating bat with a foxlike face. It suggests ambiguity in common naming of the animal.
A historical note links the introduction of sweet potatoes to Europe after Colantus reportedly carried them to Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand, highlighting early exchange in the age of exploration.
A linguistic note proposes two coinages abstantously and tre cedously as playful words claiming to contain all vowels in order. The idea is showcased as curiosities rather than standard usage in English vocabulary.
The Broadcaster reports Hog Tonic use doubling and strong orders, praising its value. U S Bureau of Standards notes weather stripping saves fuel, storm windows boosting efficiency. Humorous quotes about a horse fly on a radiator and a test about getting into bed appear alongside coal value discussions and cement work guidance.
The weekly column lists visits and travels across West Union, Volga City, Oelwein, Fayette, and nearby areas. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Whiteher, Blanche, Alden Ge, La Fonda, Torvial Larson, B. A. Jannings, Mrs. J. J. O'Hara, Archie, and many others are sighted visiting relatives, attending parties, hunting, and enjoying school events and box socials.
Mr and Mrs G E Branse visited over the weekend at H K and Ed Johnson homes. John Learn made a business call at Wm Schenfus home Monday. Mr and Mrs R F Learn spent Sunday at J C Matthews home. Clarence Nesvick and family visited Peter Neavick home at West Union Sunday evening. Helen Wagner had tonsils removed at Postville hospital Monday. A G Thompson called at Ed Johnson home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wm Nelson of Nebraska spent Friday at John Nelson home. Mr and Mrs Knut Everson visited with her parents at West Union last Sunday. Rose Guyer spent a day last week with Gladys Larson. Mrs J Borland spent Friday afternoon at H K Johnson home. Mr and Mrs H K Johnson and family were callers Sunday afternoon at Ed Johnson home. W H Scott, ill for weeks, is slowly improving.
Chas A Hoffman announced retirement from the clothing trade in Clermont after many years. The public reaction is one of regret as no future plans have been disclosed.
Glasgow Republican argues that the Japanese lack event words and thus never leave a bath to hear an apologetic wrong-number remark, reflecting a provocative editorial stance.
A short feature notes that attaining celebrity requires a potent idea while quoting American Magazine on the path to enduring fame and influence. The piece emphasizes innovation and public resonance as keys to recognition.
A compact column recalls memories from December and hints at what could have been. It reflects on past moments, urging readers to cherish recollections while noting restraint in forthcoming reflections.
The document outlines incorporation of Elgin State Bank in Elgin Iowa Fayette County. It names capital stock 80000 dollars at 100 dollars per share with a 20 year term. It lists provisional directors Ernest Schori A D Shaffer Bans Winkler George Hanson Fred Reichert W S Rothlisberger K E H Groth B M Benson F E Kohler J E Bilden T J Capper Max Thoma. It fixes annual stockholders and board meetings in January 1982 and sets officers and indebtedness limits. It also records notary acknowledgments and probate notices for wills in Fayette County Iowa.
David Smock files for executive clemency to remit his fine and gain release from the Fayette County Iowa Jail. He intends to present the application to Governor John Hammill, asserting lawful remission and release.
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