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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1937

Page

2

Wadena Vocal News High Honor Roll and Local Visits

Wadena Vocal News lists honor roll scholars for Freshmen Margaret Cline Marjorie Herwig Ilo May Johnson Adalyn Kuhn Helen Ring Earl Thompson Neema Weber Sophomores Virginia Mesgerli Burdena Moore Juniors Cecelia Corkery Virginia Herwig Dorothy Minihan Mary Sniffin Nellie Whittenbaugh Seniors Everett Elliott and local families and friends attended weekend visits and social calls. Students and residents visited relatives in Janesville Guttenberg Cedar Falls Rochester Des Moines and Denver while forum speaker Forest Moore discussed Japan as part of a Far East series. Dr Rudy Minger returned from Glendale after a family visit.

Margaret Cline Marjorie Herwig Ilo May Johnson Adalyn Kuhn Helen Ring Earl Thompson Neema Weber Virginia Mesgerli Burdena Moore Cecelia Corkery Virginia Herwig Dorothy Minihan Mary Sniffin Nellie Whittenbaugh Everett Elliott John Thiele Mary Marjorie Whittenbaugh Chas. Aylsworth Amelia Faye Ivan Moore Cedar Falls W. F. Moore George Jones Janesville Wis F. H. Everett G. W. Jones Frances Jones Jonesville Winifred Flanagan Viola Tom Mary Flanagan Walter Zupke Sumner Nina Davis Ed Gehring Marie Rochester Minn Gehring James Bowles George Eleanor Domke Guttenberg J. F. Thomas Herbert Fay Gordon Fay Waterloo George Fay A. D. Finch West Union Ipt Anna Haldwin Ernest Ballard Allen Clell Culling Gus Modeshek Decorah Glen Minger Forest Moore Japan Far East Rudy Minger Glendale Calif John Minger Ralph Reed Ole Johnson Robert Ernst John Fay Mante Fayette Robert Klingman Des Moines Mra Brennon

A Country Girl's Creed for 4-H Girls

Jessie Field Shambaugh presents a country creed for 4-H girls praising rural beauty and spirit. It emphasizes love of country life, practical service, unity among neighbors, and steadfast faith in God's outdoor world guiding daily tasks and community betterment.

Jessie Field Shambaugh Bette

Doping the Ducks and Eider Down Industry

An excerpt cites Samuel J. Beckett on tricking eider ducks into producing down. Artificial nests in rocky haunts lure the birds to lay eyes and pluck valuable down. Lolita is noted as a center for the eider down trade.

Samuel J. Beckett Norway Lolita

Clove Tree Blossoms Described in Brief

The clove tree is a tropical evergreen reaching 20 to 40 feet in height. Its dried flower buds are known as cloves.

Parliament Ban On Women Deceptive Matrimony Act 1700

The Montreal Herald reports a 1700 enactment declaring that any woman who seduces a subject into marriage using scent paints cosmetics false hair or related items shall be punished under witchcraft laws and the marriage shall be void on conviction.

Montreal Herald

Harrison's Ohio Sons in National Cabinet Rise

When Benjamin Harrison became President in 1889 the nation debated Ohio representation. His cabinet included men noted as natives of Ohio who had moved away and ascended to top posts in Wisconsin Minnesota West Virginia Indiana Missouri.

Harrison Benjamin Harrison Ohio Wisconsin Minnesota West Virginia Indiana Missouri Commonwealth

Pacific Walrus Traits and Arctic Habitat Noted

The Pacific walrus is larger than the Atlantic species and has exceptionally long tusks. It spends life among Arctic ice floes, surviving despite hunting for ivory, and is encountered by hardy voyagers reaching northern navigation limits.

Endowment Annuity Policy by Bankers Life Insurance Co

The article promotes the Endowment Annuity Policy from Bankers Life Insurance Co of Nebraska as a retirement income contract. It argues aging creates dependency and stresses the need for planned savings, insurance, and cooperative investment to secure independent old age. Local agents M. Norris and P. Strauch are noted.

Bankers Life Insurance Co Nebraska Bankers Life M. Norris Decorah P. Strauch Elgin

Two Chief Justices Resigned from Supreme Court

John Jay and John Rutledge, the first two chief justices of the United States Supreme Court, resigned from their posts.

United States Supreme Court John Jay John Rutledge

Understanding Iowa Children Error Without Blame

Two mothers dine with young children as spills and missteps occur. The piece argues that blaming failure hinders learning while nonblame support fosters growth, noting adults also learn from errors. Sponsored by the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station University of Iowa.

Dickie Robert Hhem Iowa Child Welfare Research Station University of Iowa

Farm Bureau sale draws buyers from three states

Cattle sold at Fayette county Guernsey and Holstein consignment sale in West Union with attendees from Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa. The high animal was a two year old Guernsey heifer selling for 180 dollars to Leo McGruder of Lawler. The second high was a two year old Holstein sold to J F Miller Humboldt for 142 50. Miller was the heaviest buyer purchasing ten head of both Holsteins and Guernseys. Other large buyers included Jess Morelock Glendonia Trl Leon Morgan Lime Springs Chas Rulifcon West Union Chester Burton Caledonia and A J Mendenhall Arlington.

Fayette County West Union Illinois Wisconsin Towa Leo McGruder Lawler J. F. Miller Humboldt Jess Morelock Glendonia Trl Leon Morgan Lime Springs Chas Rulifcon Chester Burton Caledonia A. J. Mendenhall Arlington

Gasoline Tax Bills Rise Over a Decade

The report notes motorists paid last year's gasoline tax bill of 35.09 dollars, up from 8.22 dollars thirteen years earlier. It states the average gas tax per gallon exceeded six cents, with the typical motorist consuming 671 gallons in the year.

France to America Go Slow Sign Tradition Origin

A historical note explains that the practice of placing signs at town entrances reading Go slow and at city lines with Thank you was learned from France and carried to the United States by tourists, reflecting a cultural transfer in signage and courtesy.

France America

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