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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled phrases about a person or event with eightota years and Toatick glare, lacking clear names, dates, or places to determine a concrete item or outcome.
A WWII era report notes a near fatal shell explosion near a small home, sparing the sleeping occupants who were at peril from a close blast. The incident prompts a sanitary burial plan and references to an American Legion membership pledge. Rate cuts are announced for the upcoming annual legion convention in Kananga City with rail fare reductions by several lines.
A torn snippet shows a boy leaving his town to attend a balloon school two months after starting work at a repair shop. He plans to get acquainted with peers before moving on near the site.
Ambiguous report notes decorations and titles awarded by Ali Haguiehi and Coxiadian gulesteS at the third annual convention. Officials discussed removing obscurities and addressing presence concerns amid regional suppression policy debates.
Swale, a former dishwasher turned naval officer, is portrayed in a confused tale of a labored incident involving an American Legion official from rada. The account blends war service, a claim of intelligence work in the Pacific Northwest, and a later career as a practicing lawyer in Besttle.
Ambiguous note shows the term salvage linked to the disbanding of the ATL task force. George R. Faon, Post of the American Legion Ardmore Oklahoma, reportedly salvaged a library of 2,000 volumes. The text hints at mysterious past acquisitions with minimal explanation.
Fragmented Iowa news items cover a bankruptcy claim of 910 rising to 100000 for Mancher small town improvements, details of court actions in Grinnell, a Fort Dodge murder acquittal insuring farm insurance, Iowa chicken and honey yields with county leaders debating appointments, and youth sentencings for theft. The scattered report also notes railway cargo losses, bridge injuries, and local industry mentions.
A compact digest reports a sprawl of 1921 events: Humpernock dies of pneumonia in Germany, Japan invites the Japanese emperor to Wales, a Hereford tragedy as a carpenter kills wife then himself, a ship crew perishes near Norway, Roumania signs a large credit, and U.S. crop and labor data filter through. Also noted are royal invitations, a tidal wave near Nagoya, and strike ballots tallied in Chicago.
The Chicago market report lists wheat prices for hard and soft winter grades, patent and common varieties, with ranges from about 7.75 to 8.50 per bushel. Cattle quotes cover prime to fair quality steers, cows, and calves, with values around 6.00 to 10.00. Hogs show varied bids for chohi, light, and heavy packs, while sheep and lambs are priced for native and western offerings.
The excerpt discusses candle flame chemistry requiring heat to vaporize wax and sustain light. It then recounts an organist who reports a spider perched in the organ cage, faithfully listening as he plays, drawing a curious image of a long familiar audience member. A closing note suggests saving money proves prudent.
A chaotic fragment describes the hoatsin, a South American bird with a strong odor. The piece claims it must be skinned underwater, while Dr. C. W. Becie of New York supposedly denies the claims, has angered the hoatsins, and eaten them.
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