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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
5
A general invitation is extended for the morning services next Sunday and the following quarterly conference. The call asks all parishioners to attend, signed by FO. Hillman, Pastor.
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County agents and presidents of farm bureaus will meet next week to plan work for the coming year. County agent Coombs of Payette will leave Friday likely with either Pruit Stewart or vice-president Ay MM Doughty. Mrs Albert Schorl attended the Lavie Neuen schwander sale before moving to Wisconsin.
Plattenburg, a renowned lecturer, is described as a wall on lectudar and a sought after speaker. He has spent the past decade touring the United States, delivering talks in almost every state and earning a reputation for engaging audiences.
A report notes SB Plattenburg’s lecture praised by prominent figures including Dr Reed and Pres Cass. United States Indian affairs official Cato Sella commends him as highly educated and well traveled, valuing his engaging and instructive public speaking.
State officials reduced the minimum age for rural teachers to 47 for the current school year. The action, by the board of educational examiners, aims to fill 700 to 800 empty rural schools as graduates of normal training high schools may now obtain credentials at age 18. Over 200 people benefit, alleviating shortages. A second item notes a one pound nine inch Swiss baby born in Hammersmith, London, with the infant described as unusually small and weighing a pound and a half.
Elgin schools report growing enrollments with 65 in the elementary and 33 in the high school, mostly rural pupils. The district plans events including Anmala-day talks by Miss Habeger, a high school play on December 20 led by Miss Otley, and basketball preparations with expectant alumni matchups.
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