Post Office Notice at Elgin Iowa Second Class Mail
A note appears stating mail is entered at the Elgin Iowa post office in Fayette County as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
1
A note appears stating mail is entered at the Elgin Iowa post office in Fayette County as second class mail matter.
Elgin locals list guests and travels over the weekend including Sarah Metzger assisting in Arthur Chapman home. Several households hosted visitors from Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Burlington. Wayne Pinney hospitalized in Iowa City for mastoid infection. family accompanied him.
The writer recalls the final banquet at Stockholm Nation and the farewell in Uppsala with diplomas handed by the university president. American students, including a Buffalo guest and a Minnesota law student, express regret at parting. Swedes showcase customs, geography, and industry while noting long winters and a long historic nation.
Travelers describe a sea voyage on the Gotland to Visby on Gotland, admiring its ruins roses and medieval walls. They tour the city, note Hansa trade history, gate walls, and maritime laws, then sail to Kalmar to visit historic Castle Dome Church and City Hall before lingering over markets and berries.
Motorists are urged to check exhaust systems for leaks and defects before winter driving. Leaks from manifold connections mufflers and heater lines can release carbon monoxide into closed cars, making warming up in a closed garage the leading risk.
An aphoristic line notes the fall of man began with an apple while peaches have continued a similar mischief through time, framing a playful contrast between two fruits and enduring misdeeds.
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