Elgin Celebrates Peace With Wide Townfest and Parade
Citizens of Elgin joined a citywide celebration after peace with Germany was accepted by the Allies. A lengthy procession, band selections, and street dancing filled the evening as residents cheered for a world free from militarism and expressed thanks to the fighting men in France.
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Germany
Elevan
Holland
T. W.dean
Elgin
F.C. Miller
France
Red Cross Meeting Promotes Food Conservation
The program for the meeting urges forging all hostesses to omit refreshments at social gatherings. Any foods containing wheat or sugar should be reduced to aid sending aid abroad. Death is considered appropriate for such occasions, and participants are urged to show patriotism by following the food administration suggestions.
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Food Administration
Elgin Hecho ownership disclosure for 1948 issue
Statement of Ownership for the Elgin Hecho weekly newspaper of Elgin Iowa lists F W Hughes as editor managing editor business manager and publisher. No bondholders or mortgage securities are reported. Sworn November 18 1948 before Notary L J Groth with commission through July 4 1921.
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Elgin
Iowa
F. W. Hughes
Mgin
F. Ww.Hughes
F.- W. Hughes
Towa
Mortgai Security
L. J. Groth
Farm construction limits lifted by War Board notice
War Industries Board removes all restrictions on farm and city construction effective today, with costs not to exceed $10,1000. Schori & Kuster Lumber Co. Trespass Notice. All hunting with dog or gun forbidden on my farm under law penalty. John Reitz.
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War Industries Board
Schori & Kuster Lumber Co
John Reitz
Rally date moved for farmers gathering in Elgin Opera House
Fred Marvin of the western division of the Greeners in Ames led the Farmers Rally planning. The rally was postponed due to flu and rescheduled from October 26 to November 30 at the Elgin Opera House. Roads are rough from late work but improving with seasonal conditions.
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Fred Marvin
Tha Western Division
The
Greeners
Ames
Elgin Opera House
Letters From Soldiers Tell Daily Life in Wartime England and France
Letters from soldiers dated 1948 recount life in Witney England and France. Private Guntav H. Hackman writes about damp weather, meals, work on aeroplanes near Watford, and time at the Y M C A. He notes new buildings, stone streets, and hope of return home by Christmas, mentioning fellow soldiers and censor concerns.
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Witney
England
Datoner
Jefferson Burke
Missouri
Franca
Loys
Fertlir
Weil
Warl
W. Klple
307Th Aero’ Service Sauadron
New York
Chateaunoux
France
Whig
Rev. Cloworth
U. S.A
Belgium
Guntav H. Hackman
218 Supply Company
Av P
Notice to Hotels And Restaurants on Sugar Serving Limits
A. M. Weibel, Assistant County Food Administrator, issues a directive restricting hotels and restaurants to no more than three pounds of sugar for ningly meals and limiting sugar served to any one person at any one meal to not exceed one half ounce.
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A. M. Weibel
Fine fall weather winds hint at coming winter
In this fragment the speaker notes the pleasantness of autumn wind and hints that old winter will arrive someday, prompting longing for the gentler days of spring. The tone is reflective and seasonal.
Red Cross Knit and Sewing Drive Nears Hoilday Shipments
Plenty of yarn available for knitters as 150 65 yard yarns produced by local workers are finished and ready to ship. Christmas boxes distributed last Saturday with coupons at City Drug Store or Mrs. Fred Gehring home. Annual meeting set for Monday November 18 at 7 30 PM in City Hall. New officers to be elected. Mrs Pilster praised for knitting socks for Elgin and Swiss soldiers, aiding war effort.
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Fred Gehring
The
Red Cross
Pister
Elgin
Switzerland
Monter Preparations for 1918 Livestock Exposition
A large team of mechanics and laborers is preparing the palatial structures for the 1918 International Live Stock Exposition. The grounds are being decorated with allied-nation emblems amid ongoing efforts to maintain high standards despite rising material and labor costs. The gates open November 30 for the season’s great livestock roundup, with managers pledging no compromises on excellence.
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Monter
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