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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
4
Purebred Curoe Jersey boars cholera immune and new blood lines. Also P B gilts. Clarence Johnson located 1 2 mile east of Clermont. Phone 3F36. 4 11e.
Report describes Iowa political mood surveys as reporters chase the farm vote, noting farmers’ reluctance to discuss personal ballots. Iowa AG Robert Larson loses a Supreme Court bid to revisit beer permit powers, while campaign tours and delegate movements unfold across the state, highlighting evolving party activity and travel routes.
Evelyn Ida Peeper born February 10 1910 in Arlington daughter of Otis and Elizabeth Weston taught rural Arlington schools. Married Roy E Peeper June 30 1932 at Topeka Kansas lived on a farm near Arlington except 1936-1939 near Elgin. Survived by husband four children Rosemary Jaclyn Don Paula mother Elizabeth four brothers and sister. Funeral at St John Lutheran Church with service and committal at Taylorville Cemetery. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support and flowers.
Harold McKinley of St Ansgar and Robert Goodwin, GOP committeeman, both on the Republican farm committee, spoke with riders aboard the train and introduced them to Tice staff including Arthur Summerfield, national committee chairman.
Four teenage youths from Wisconsin in a stolen car stopped at a wrong farm house near Boone. Former Boone Police chief L. C. Paulson lived there and detained the youths when he grew suspicious.
Ed Wild, a 66 year old farmer from near Waukon, was hurt while blasting stumps with dynamite. He sustained injuries to his eyes and chest from a blast incident.
George Allen a 17 year old Onawa boy was badly hurt when a caterpillar tractor backing over him crushed his leg and pelvis bone while he worked for a pipeline company.
Shorter days and longer nights tempt Iowa poultrymen to switch on house lights too soon. Do not use lights until pallets show definite signs of lower egg production or are melting. Then lights will aid in boosting production.
Fragmented text shows a tense street scene with a man named Joe returning home with lipstick and a rebuke about a governess or maid. Jumbled quotes include a bartender, a pink elephant, a green rat, a yellow snake, and a senator waiting for someone not yet present.
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