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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1935

Page

4

Echo Shop Want Ad Rates and Office Supplies Offer

Want ad rates explained with 25 words and 25 cents per insertion. Over 25 words, 1 cent per word. Additional 10 cent weekly handling for replies. Cash with order and tele phone payment before month end. Echo Shop offers paper, notebooks, periodicals, and subscription deals.

Want

Whopper of a Hopper Story

A farmer’s horses were left in a field while he fetched water and grasshoppers arrived. The insects reportedly ate the horses and began tossing their harness like horseshoes to decide who would nibble next.

Frederick Biermann tours Berlin on economic strain and Nazi unity

The writer details prices in Berlin, noting butter shortages, high costs, and wages around 40 marks weekly. He explains Germany's aim to be self-sufficient, top price controls, and arrests of dealers for overcharging. Observations include well kept farms, tree planting, Nazi displays, and fears of Jewish persecution amid rising unity under Hitler.

Berlin Germany Denmark Ireland Hitler Palley Adolph Hitler Louis XIV France Reichstag Hitler Party Alsace Lorraine Holland Baltic Sea Austria Czechoslovakia Europe Haig Hohenzollerns Fred Biermann

Insights From A Travel Letter On Hitler's Germany

The writer cites sources in Germany describing worsening persecution of Jews including exclusion from food and commerce, property abandonment, and emigration. He notes Hitler’s push for removal of Jews, forbidding intermarriage, and the regime’s emphasis on a strongman rule. He reflects on Germany’s isolation, trade barriers, and questions succession and future governance after Hitler.

Community Guests And Visits In Local Homes

Multiple households were noted hosting or visiting during the weekend and past week. Families including the Dummermuths Dinans Moschels and Peterses shared meals or visits with relatives and friends across Oak Grove Waterloo Grundy Center and Iowa City with additional travel to Manchester Cedar Falls and Cedar Falls for medical and social engagements.

Raymond Mays Esley Monnahan Joe Dinan Leon McCauley Jerry Albert Dummermuth Kitty June Daryl Albert Moschel Andrew Dummermuth John Barnhouse Lew Grover Robert Melvin Hanson Melvin Boyer Elgin C. L. Klingman Carroll Klingman John Fay G. A. Thomas Manchester and Grundy Center Don Cummings

Barnhouse and Nutting Families Gather for Weekend Visits

Social notes recount visits among Barnhouse, Nutting, Fay, Dummermuth, and related households in Cedar Rapids area. Guests included Elmer Jacobson and Richard, Ella Pierce in Osterdock, and R. H. Moser in Greeley. A school program is announced for Friday night November 16 with church activities and Sunday services at Brainard Church. Oran Nutting returned from North Dakota.

Albert Moschel Kermit Craft Sidney Peterson Cedar Rapids Laura Learn Glen House Sidney Nutting John Fay Albert Dummermuth Brainard

Editor life mocked in clubby quip from old Chicago Journal

A Chicago Journal of Commerce snippet mocks editors as endlessly correcting trivial errors with a parade of small mishaps. It lists brief, dated vignettes such as Mrs Jones cutting herself with a can opener, a boy hitting Mr Pike with a stone, a man falling from a roof, a dog attack on a church social couple, and a farmer kicked by a colt, all framed as routine desk duties.

Jones Cactus Creek Punkville Pike Tom Brown Harold Green Migs Violet Wise Harold Frank Chicago Journal of Commerce

Law Applies to Planes and Ships Across Nations

Under the same law, airplane and dirigible operators and passengers between the United States and foreign countries fall under general regulations that govern steamship and sailing vessel travel and operation.

United States

Native Home of Lilac in Balkans

The lilac thrives in the Balkans, where its native habitat supports abundant growth despite changing landscapes and climate influences. Local flora studies emphasize the plant’s resilience and long-standing presence across regional ecosystems.

Balkans

Echo Advertisements List Bargains and Deals Today

Today's Echo presents bargain ads from local merchants. Offers include clothing sales, household goods, and utility discounts with limited detail on prices and locations.

Echo

Practical roofs and property improvements tips

The text extols Mule-Hide roofs and proper application while noting ethics in humor. It mentions exterior improvements should be done without delay and interior work can happen in cold weather with cost division. It suggests cooperation with any plan presented.

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Echo Shop Life Poland Frank Christen Elgin. Lp Fayette County Echo Office P. E. Opperud Wm. E. Baumgartner Lle Kniel Center Street The Park Grether’s Realty Co April Starrow Fred Klingman Wadena D. J. Raftis Elkader Ray Baar Altice Elmer C. Christen Weibel Mill Co Lee Bart Carter M, Co Social Democratic Party Republic Wm. Kerr Jane Nona John Othe Ancient Cyclops PTUE Haemu Ao Ogtee Cyclops L. S. Hutchinson Iowa Elgin State Bank Henry H. Wolf, M. D Elgin, Iowa Ex-Q-In Chemical CO Grand Ave Des Moines Grand Avenue Nama Henry Hudson Mr. Newlywed Mose Schori & Kuster Lumber Company Elgin Echo
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