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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
3
The Clermont Enterprise in Iowa is entered as second class mail in Fayette County. Advertisers are reminded their ads appear in the Echo and are urged to let readers know.
Isabell Kriz seeks a divorce from Frank Kriz alleging cruel inhuman treatment endangering her life and health and asks sole ownership of certain real estate. Defendants face a default judgment if not answering by October 2, 1935, with Hancock and Traeger listed as attorneys. A separate note urges alfalfa top growth for feed reserves before freezing. Souvenir thefts of engraved marriage certificates from the Little Brown Church near Nashua are reported by Sumner Gazette.
The Town of Clermont in Fayette County Iowa schedules a special election at the Opera House on a Sunday in November 1935 from 8 am to 8 pm to vote on a specified public measure by the town council. The notice calls on legal electors to participate in the municipal action.
An ordinance from Clermont Iowa grants Central States Power & Light Corporation a 15 year franchise to erect operate and maintain electric light heat and power facilities within town limits including an electric distribution system across streets sidewalks and public grounds. The measure sets right of way terms liability limits road use rules and a possible municipal buyout at years five ten and fifteen with arbitration if terms fail. Approved September 23 1935 by Mayor Frank Pringle and Town Clerk Martin Nelson.
The term da capo from Italian means from the beginning. It instructs performers to return to the start of a movement or to a marked point and conclude at fine. The instruction governs repetitions in musical pieces.
In Hawaii, begasse waste from squeezing jutee is mixed with poison to create canee, a termite resistant beard-like material. Canee is shipped in large quantities to the Philippines for use, but its tropical value is limited by white ants that eat beards.
Scientists report catfish possess taste buds along most of their body and fins allowing detection of foods encountered on any surface. The discovery suggests a broader sensory map than previously thought.
A drowning person is stated to rise to the surface three times before finally sinking. The note describes a persistence of surfacing behaviors, citing a three rise pattern as part of a folklore or mistaken belief about drowning incidents.
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