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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
3
Notice lists Clermont Local News Editors Mrs Lucy Engle and Mrs Bess Tschantz handling new and renewal payments with receipts issued by the publisher.
Clermont residents reported a busy weekend with visits across multiple towns. Families hosted relatives from Altoona Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Decorah while Clarke College students from Chicago joined local guests. Socials included dinners baptisms anniversaries and a large group gathering at the Olson and Pringle homes.
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The week featured class activities from Mrs Goose Has a Party to The Cinas Parade. Students created clay figures and an art card Tae Torn Hat by Sully. Grades 3-4 did astronomy units, made science booklets, sketched constellations, and learned night sky objects. Birthdays celebrated by Howard Kittleson and Kay Accola.
Data from The Iowa Poll reveals 55 percent of farm women in 1945 had enough sugar for home canning, while today only 10 percent report adequate supplies. Reporters surveyed a cross section of Iowa farmers about having sufficient sugar to can all home grown fruit this year.
A half pound of dehydrated cabbage makes four pounds when rehydrated, suitable for slaw or cooking.
Federal Reserve banks are privately owned but operate under the Federal Reserve system established by act in 1913. Capital stock is owned by member banks including national and state banks and trust companies that have applied for membership and been admitted to the system.
Crusty muffins may result from over greasing pans or baking too long or at too high a temperature. Adjust pan grease and oven settings to prevent overly thick crusts.
Frank Colby discusses diction in radio broadcasts, correcting common mispronunciations. Readers submit questions on propaganda pronunciation, word stress, and enunciation, with authoritative notes and examples from English usage and broadcast practice.
The article notes that unlike other countries, the U S has no highways built and maintained entirely by the federal government except within federal areas like national parks and forests, implying state and local roles dominate most road networks.
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