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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
4
Tremendous demand for operators as a 17 weeks fall session begins on September 17. Over 100 graduates placed and women students welcome. For details inquire at the office or write Newspaper Production Laboratory Iowa City Iowa 47tfo. Also ads for corn conditioner and portable Smith Corona, plus rentals and sales notes.
The window area should not exceed four percent of the floor space and windows should be well distributed around the house to ensure even lighting and ventilation for the poultry.
The Fayette County Board of Supervisors met in West Union to approve cigarette and beer permits for numerous individuals and organizations. They also increased the bounty on gophers and set county officer salaries effective July 4 1951, with the minutes noting audited claims and adjournment to July 3 1951.
A collection of brief Iowa items notes Mrs. Harry Coleman recovering a lost wedding ring after 24 years in Manchester, a moving accident on a bridge near Iowa Falls requiring new 12 by 16 inch timbers, a twister damaging farms near LeMars, and Mrs. Marvin Green filming her father in law as he drove a tractor. Reports at Hull describe a fall accident injuring a bystander. Household ants can be controlled with chlordane. Iowa’s state fair profits and attendance are discussed, noting records and extended 10 day run plans. Beer permit rules hinge on pardons and type. full pardons may clear offenses. William F. Frudeger named to the state conservation commission, replacing ill health retiree Arthur C. Gingerich.
At the annual exposition Miss West drew about 24000 dollars over ten days while Sally Rand earned 5000 dollars in eight days at the Iowa State Fair 1948. Both charged one dollar per spectator. Fairs this year at Iowa State Fair.
Jokes and quips mix in this Broadcaster snaphots. Lines on reading minds baths love cars rents and French algebra reflect lighthearted era humor with playful social commentary. The collection features quick one liners about popularity romance and daily life.
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