Want Ad Rates and Classified Notices Summarized
Want ad rates: up to 26 words at 25 cents per insertion. each additional word at 1 cent per insertion. An extra 10 cent weekly handling fee applies if replies come to the office. Cash with order. telephoned ads accepted but pay by month end. End-of-month billing incurs 10 cents per line. Notices include lost wheel and tire for a Ford truck. reward for return to Martin Wenger, Elgin. Various rentals, sales, and job listings from Elgin and Clermont areas.
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Ford Truck
Martin Wenger
Elgin
Genuine Quality Farm Machinery Marketing Slogan
McCormick Deering farm machines are praised for azurd construction and modern materials. International Harvester dealers guarantee prompt continuous service for your equipment.
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M‘cormick
Deering
Farm Selden
McCai
Tnternational Harvester
McCormick-Deering
Iowa Fish Notes And Trout Studies In Iowa Streams
The Fish Survey party reports on a newly noted banded top minnow in Iowa waters and ongoing trout stream improvement work led by Clarence Tarzwell at Glover Branch near West Union. It covers breeding habitats, seasonal open seasons, and environmental needs, plus another report on a large catfish and the Spotted Black Bass.
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West Okoboji
Iowa
State Fish and Game Department
Lowa
Glover Branch
Otter Creek
West Union
Clarence M. Tarzwell
Tarzwell
Michigan
State Fish and Game Commission
Terzwell
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
United States
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Georgia
Alabama
Louisians
Kansas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Virginia
Illinois
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas
Outdoor Recreation Money Spent by U S Public
U S Senator Harry B Hawes notes Americans spend 650 million dollars annually on fish game and outdoor recreation and the figure rises as more people seek health and pleasure in the open. He says outdoor recreation generates revenue for many states and promotes health and longevity for children.
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United States
U. S
Harry B. Hawes
Sapping the Nation as Tax Burden Grows
Kansas representative Harold McGugin argues taxes drain the nation. He cites 1919 taxes at 2.0 billion and 1930 burden at 12.2 billion, with per capita debt rising from 43.33 to over 255. He blames expanding government activity for escalating relief expenditures and public ventures.
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Harold McGugin
Kansas
McGugin
McGugin Urges Curb on Federal Spending in Editorial Quip
In a speech McGugin warned that most appropriation funds favor only a small region and burden others. He quoted Galena Kansas Times criticizing selective government aid and urged weekly newspapers nationwide to press for reducing governmental activities to awaken citizens.
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Reeturn
Echo Want Ad: Local Notices of Travel and Departures
A broad list of announcements details Myrlin Peller planning to leave Friday for Moorehead Tows to teach, Frank Kiple heading to Jeasup to teach athletics, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. Also reports hog cholera spreading in southeastern Iowa and a quirky melon day in Thomson Illinois with 4 000 attendees.
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Mia
Myrlin Peller
Moorehead
Tows
Iowa
Time Checked by Star Observations at Naval Observatory
The Naval Observatory at Washington Wil ton furnishes the nation with standard time by nightly star observations.
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Naval Observatory
Wilton
Uncertain Exit Public idol slips from view notes
Uncertain exit haunting public idolo remarks describe a decline as both leaders and worshipers fail to gauge the turning point. The piece comments on shifting public interest and unclear timing of falling engagement among followers.
Browning Manuscripts and Walnut Grove Wealth
Wellesley College houses Browning collection with 284 Robert Browning letters and 287 Elizabeth Barrett Browning letters. San Francisco reports a walnut grove producing $70 000 annually in nuts.
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Browning
Wellesley College
Robert Browning
Willabeth Barrett Browning
San Francisco
Leaders poised to steer anti tax campaign and revive industry
The passage identifies capable figures aligned to head a national effort against rising taxation. It outlines goals to curb tax pressure, foster renewed industrial activity, and restore timely employment opportunities, signaling a coordinated campaign to shift economic policy.
Elgin Creamery Patrons Column Notes Wages Cut
The Elgin Farmers Dairy Company discusses a trial Patrons Column to cover dairy and creamery industry news. It reports a 50 percent salary cut for directors and about 80 percent for the buttermaker and staff, with assurances wages will rise when farm conditions improve. The board cites operating costs and promises future wage adjustments as cooperation by employees is urged. New York ext.
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Elgin Farmers’ Dairy Company
Board of ‘Directors
Unien
New York
Kill o Cure Fable: Turpentine Kills Cow
A farmer recounts giving turpentine to a cow and the animal dies prompting a cautionary tale. The exchange highlights alarming home remedies and foolish trust in dubious veterinary practices. The column signs off with a note about The Echo printing the piece.
Shoppers Advertise Household Goods and Fuel Ahead
A fragment from a newspaper page notes a shipment of slat corn cribs and building paper for portable silos. It urges early winter prep plus offers lattice work to improve home appearance and advises customers to plan for fuel supply amid unsettled cost conditions.
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Falk
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Harry Reincert
Elgin Echo
Wil Cooley
Decorsh
Torkelson Bros
S.C
Farm Implements
Chrysler
Plymouth
Goodyear Tires
Aute & Tractor
Towa Fishes - Natural History Series
Waverly
Bud Lavell
Platte River
Bedford
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Denmark
Ethel Feller
Irvin Etter
Elmer Yenney
Janesville
Wiscame
Frank Kiple
Jeasup
Frank
Athletica
Jack Hogan
Chicago
Ed Boyle
Thomas and
Leonard Rubben
Buffalo Center
Grace Anderson
Viva Knnx
Forest City
Erwin ‘Miller
Winifred Schmid
Milea City
Montana
H. H. Wolf
John Falh
H. W. Falh
Nella Capper
Lois Lucas
Charles City
George Vaughn
Loraine Carpenter
Lucas
Thomson, Il
Gus Boyer
N. W. Evans
McGregor
Velma Thorson
Andrew Thorson
A. G. Grover
Ella Hofmaster
Cedar Rapids
N. M. Fritz
B.C. Graver
Fritz
Hans Keiser
Harry Keiser
Mr. Keiser
John Dettwiler
Emma Dettwiler
Monroe
Wis
Rudy Yunker
Hampton
Yunker
Marie Bchenkel
the Elgin Creamery
Tyrie
Ian
Grace
Leater
Post Office
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