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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1928

Page

1

Minerva Weibel Visits West Union Friends Weekend

Minerva Weibel visited West Union friends from Friday through Sunday. Judson Conner has been ill at his home in west Elgin for the past week. Vivian Weibel of Marquette spent the weekend with her uncle A. M. Weibel. Mrs. E. L. Morris of Marquette visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Falk, Joe VY. Schneider’s new home southeast of Elgin nears completion and will soon be occupied. C. P. Stoehr and Gladys Helms visited Harold Stoehr in Cedar Rapids and attended the Iowa-Wisconsin football game in Iowa City.

Minerva Weibel West Union Judson Conner West Elgin Vivian Weibel Marquette A. M. Weibel E. L. Morris John Falk Joe VY. Schneider C. P. Stoehr Gladys Helms Cedar Rapids Harold Stoehr Iowa City

Elgin Iowa publication notice in Fayette County

Published every Thursday by R P Strauch entered in the Elgin Iowa post office as second class mail matter.

R. P. Strauch Elgin Fayette County Iowa

Oak Grove News notes local social events and farm losses

Evelyn and Eunice Gross visited Edith Bennett. The Oak Grove district No. 6 rural comedy Aaron Slick From Pumpkin Crick and a box social drew a large audience on Friday night. Several gatherings and visits stretch through the week with neighbors calling at various homes and a calf loss and recovery tale near Volga City closing the page.

Evelyn Eunice Gross Edith Bennett Oak Grove Aaron Slick Pumpkin Crick Andrew Dummermuth Wm. Brabham Junior Sheldon Kohls Fay Brabham Helen Luchsinger Sheldon Boyle Ed Boyle John Howard Frank Boyle Eddie Conner Tommy Howard Enos Howard Earl Bennett Henry Matthys Walter Kohls Herbert Dummermuth Harold Bennett Thos. Howard Ben Brabham George Hyde Oelwein Reuben Howard Louis Dennler Ladies Milfred Cain Wesley Barker L. W. Reed Geo. Howard Reuben . Howard Chas. Peters George Gilson Wm. Pritchard Joan Yates Fayette Robert Wilson D. C. Dean Elgin

Swine Feed Mixtures Prove Superior to Tankage Alone

Iowa farmers learned at Iowa State College Ames on November 15 that combining tankage with linseed oilmeal alfalfa meal or similar feeds improves pig gains and lowers cost per pound versus tankage alone. The simple Trinity mix with 50 lb 60 percent protein tankage 25 lb linseed oilmeal 25 lb alfalfa meal performed best, especially for pigs on rape pasture. Cross bred pigs averaged 199 lb at six months vs 167 lb for purebreds, indicating faster gains with cross breeding when using proper purebred boars and sows. Oats fed whole proved most economical. dehulled oats were costly with poorer gains. Results vary by sow, but overall mixtures outperform tankage alone, with tankage remaining an important component.

Iowa State College Amas Iowa Poland Ction

Farmyard Toll Sparks Highway 56 Detour News

Motorists driving to Decorah along highway 55 last week faced a blocked detour near the paving end south of Decorah. To reach Winneshiek county’s capital, drivers were forced through a neighbor’s farmyard and ford the river after being charged 50 cents for entry. If the return trip also costs 50 cents, a round trip totals $1.00. The Ossian Bee labels the toll a hold up and urges the state to provide a proper through road if highway 56 is opened.

Decorah Calmar Winneshiek County Ossian Bee

Milk schedule myths and dairy worker notes

Dairy experts say cows can be milked irregularly without harming output as long as milking is done by any proficient milker. The piece also notes Mrs. J. S. Phillips is bedridden for two weeks and Fred Schupbach plans a Riverside, California trip after a three week stay locally.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Board on State Tour to Inspect Courthouses

Supervisors Lynch Triplett Pickart and Loutach plus Auditor Klatt traveled to Des Moines to confer with building authorities on constructing a new courthouse. They will visit Mt Ayr Wapello and other cities with active courthouse projects to form an informed plan for Chickasaw county including estimated costs and design ideas.

Lynch Triplett Pickart Loutach Klatt Des Moines Mt. Ayr Wapello Chickasaw County New Hampton Gazette

Arlington Superintendent Hal Accident

Supt McGoon sustained painful injuries after a fall from a step ladder in the gym at the school house. He is in a cast with torn ligaments and bruises and will require time to recover due to his large stature and mature years.

McGoon

Dinner guests and new overcoats headline town scene

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Schori and daughter Betty Alice and Loraine Carpenter were dinner guests at C. C. Torkelson's home last Sunday. Berg's has just unpacked another batch of good overcoats for customers.

C. B. Schori Betty Alice Loraine Carpenter C. C. Torkelson Berg’s

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