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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1947
Page
3
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Local residents report weekend visits from Kenyon, Castalia, and Waterloo households. Several guests helped with family matters and celebrate events including birthdays and baptisms. A note emphasizes rat control and a clean-up program as essential for homes.
Clermont School News highlights James Martin as Senior Boy of the Week with his favorites and future hopes. The report covers Armistice Day programs, class activities, birthdays, grade projects on foods and Thanksgiving, and parent visits during a busy period at Clermont.
The first grade dictated a story to Mrs. Cline who wrote it on the blackboard. Studies emphasize Phonetic Analysis and health rules to cut winter sickness. The Metropolitan Reading Readiness Test was given to the Primary on Wednesday. A pre primer titled We Look and See will start soon. a small red book with Father Mother Dick Jane and Baby illustrations. Reading aims to spark interest and progress to higher levels.
The article notes operating costs last year climbed to about two and a half times the level of 1935 to 1939. It urges examining future prospects before reducing spring pig crops and suggests a good corn crop next year would improve margins for feeding livestock.
A report notes ten thousand ton Great Lakes ore carriers can be loaded in about 90 minutes as ore is dumped via chutes. Unloading the vessels typically takes around four hours.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a barter or price quote with a line about a sheep and pepper and a prewar price around four cents per pound. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a full event.
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