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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
3
A Clermont Iowa notice from Elizabeth Priest editor notes weekly publication by the Clermont paper. It lists affiliations with Iowa Press Association and National Editorial Association and records posting as second class mail matter at Fayetts County.
A public safety bulletin notes that 23 of every 100 child deaths from automobiles involve children under 15. It urges warnings from parents and teachers to avoid street dangers and hunting accidents, stressing traffic lights, looking both ways, and gun safety. It cautions never point a gun at anyone and never handle a gun without inspection.
For Sale or Rent The 240 acre M. W. Dibble farm located 1 mile west of Clermont. Will also sell the hotel property in Clermont. See Herbert Anderson referee in partition Clermont Town, l0tfe.
Rabbits may be sold by hunters to merchants with a daily bag limit of 15. Merchants may hold up to 30 rabbits with a valid hunting license. State parks recreation valued at 25c per visitor totals 571,350. park investment was 110,000. U S national parks total 149 with over 160 million acres. Iowa has 999 acres of artificial lakes built and 608 acres under construction. In 1868 Iowa passed a law to promote tree planting and exempted taxes on forest and fruit trees. Conservation officers urge hunters to observe game management area signs. trespass or hunting on these areas requires landowner permission. From 1934–1936, 260,223 pounds of coarse fish were distributed to welfare groups, part of a program by the State Conservation Commission. The Commission has improved 15 Iowa streams, about 45 miles of fishing water, to aid conditions.
The piece emphasizes that infection can start from a pin prick and large wounds may drain more freely. It cautions pedestrians to avoid icy spots and advises reporting hit and run drivers by capturing license numbers. It warns against touching fallen wires due to live electricity.
Alan Dinehart and Mozelle Brittone announce the christening of their 1936 model Dinehart car featuring two lung power free squealing scream line body and changeable seat covers. The management promises no new models for the coming year. A string of quips follows about sermons, centipedes, Congress, Santa Claus, and church sleep.
Belgium and Holland maintain a highly developed system of rivers and canals offering cheap transport and easing congestion. The network supports broader commerce and movement across the region, highlighting engineering and regional planning impacts.
The cabretta goat named Ouracno roams the thorny cactus patch, wrestling wiltita hoots before feasting on the caring hark. A curious description outlines the goat’s odd diet and behavior.
The name Wires derives from a medieval occupation, meaning wire drawer. It is patronymic in form and reflects historical trades and familial lineage in Britain.
The quote emphasizes that besides recognizing an opportunity, the crucial skill is deciding when not to pursue an advantage in life. It suggests prudent restraint as a key element of sound judgment and decision making.
Household tips advise using a small round goldfish bowl with a tiny opening to whip cream or beat eggs. Bananas should not be refrigerated. Clean wallpaper with a flannel cloth dampened in oatmeal. Ham can gain flavor by pouring spiced pickle juice before baking. Denatured alcohol removes candle stain from tablecloths. Sprinkle powdered borax around doors and windows to deter ants.
A Cresco group of local businessmen presented the fire department with a 113.50 check to fund new coats and clothing for firefighters. The donation supports protective gear as crews continue public safety work in the community.
Harold Cook a 26 year old Clayton county farmer died Saturday by hanging himself on his father's farm near Elkader due to ill health. He was divorced and survived by his parents and a son who lives with his grandparents. The rest of the item notes Iowa’s crime ranking, a La Crosse convention cribbage event, and a West Union cribbage club with season prize plans.
Clermont notes list Dr and Mrs G E Jorgenson and other families visiting friends in Clinton Eskader Elkader and Postville last week. It also reports Guttenberg Pearl Button plant adding ten button cutters, increasing payroll to 80, plus local council plans skating rink prep.
The Rhine River remains navigable to a point between Le Force and Pyrimont with Lyons traffic largely using flat bottom boats. The statement outlines the limited navigation beyond Lyons and the current cargo approach.
The term Assinebaine derives from usin atone and upwawa meaning to cook by roasting. It refers to an Assinebaine waa one who cooked by the use of stones.
A fragment of the Bastille site at the Pont de la Concorde in Paris, once part of the Bastille, is noted in historical memory of the mob action on July 14, 1789. The report emphasizes the destruction during the French Revolution and the lingering significance of the site.
Czechoslovakia enforces a rule that industries must stay in operation until the government grants permission to close down. Authorities require continued operations to prevent economic disruption amid ongoing regulatory oversight and planned shutdowns.
A fragmentary report suggests a Babylonian lamp discovered near the entrance to the king's library at Nippur may have served as a reading lamp. The find highlights ancient library activity and lamp design in Mesopotamia.
A fragment notes that complete truth is not always possible and that courtesy can force even the most discerning person to pretend they are not deceived. The voice mocks snide behavior and references a sage from Chingtown, highlighting skepticism about candid honesty.
A fragmented passage speaks of sincere emotions and humanity’s receptiveness to true utterances. It references the great heart of humanity, its offspring, and the tumble of sincerity amid imperfect expression. The text is literary and reflective in tone.
The chief gold producing states are California Alaska South Dakota and Colorado. The top copper states include Arizona Montana Utah and Michigan.
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