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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1959
Page
2
The casting for The Thread That Runs So True is finished and rehearsals have started. Production is set for Friday, November 23 and the Valley High junior class casts will be announced later as a junior chess play is planned nearby.
The minutes cover ordinances on electric distribution extensions and pole removals, and a 1950 to 1969 sequence of council actions. It documents grants of authority for extending service, required contracts, and pole or fixture moves, plus bids and resolutions for sewer system construction and plant projects.
Legal notice states that on November 12, 1934 between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm the electors of Wadena Iowa will decide whether to grant an electric franchise to Interstate Power Company Delaware corporation its successors and assigns in accordance with Ordinance No 41 passed October 6 1959 reading as follows.
The ordinance grants Interstate Power Company rights for 25 years to erect install construct repair own operate maintain manage and control an electric plant and distribution system within Wadena Iowa. It authorizes rights of way across streets sidewalks and public grounds for pole wiring conduits pipes and fixtures to supply light heat and power and to shield the town from liability.
We express gratitude for the visits and cards received thank four individuals who supported us during a difficult time and to those who helped extend sympathy and comfort through messages and kind gestures.
In St Paul and Clermont records, Inspector retirements are announced with a note that 5 percent of police staff may be affected and that several officers formerly based in Clermont have died, marking a quiet end of an era in local policing.
Mrs James Taylor and Mrs John Erickson took Mary Daisy home to Camp Douglas Wisconsin. They spent Thursday night at the Charles Daisy home and returned Friday. Mr and Mrs Dal Kelsall and Steven of Waukon were guests at the Lyle Glson home.
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