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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

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Remembering a near miss and town notes from 1906

A Frieden infant drank carbolic acid and oil but recovered after treatment by Dr. Fothergill. Ex Governor Larrabee’s forty fourth anniversary was quietly observed at Clermont. Clermont visitors include Mrs Pringle. T A Roland opened a jewelry and repair shop on Center street. This year has fifty three Sundays, the next extra Sunday offers chance for church, scripture reading, or leisure. Several residents travel to Sabetha and Loveland. Epworth League meetings resume at the M B church with Fred R. Berg giving a talk. Miss Lyons joins Drnam’s Grove public schools as instructor. Berg displays a baby alligator in his show window. Mrs Hadsel visits Cedar Rapids. Dr Hadsel travels there for wife’s operation. Dr L S Hutchinson to locate permanently in Decorah. Elgin Canning Co closes season 1906 with pack near one and a half million cans.

Fred Frieden, Jr Wm. Larrabee Clermont Pringle A. J. Bryant T. A. Roland Center Street T. Schupbach Albert Mary Schupbach Dan Louisa Butikofer Rachel Martie Louisa C. Meyer Sabetha Kansas Schupbach Loveland Colorado Epworth League M. B Fred R. Berg Teader J. J. Hawley Reacher Miss Lyons Drnham’s Grove Berg Grimm Florida H. 5 Hadsel Cedar Rapids Harry Hadsel

Typewriter Pads Offer At Echo Office For A Nickel?

An Echo Office advertisement promotes a large typewriter pad priced at 10 cents. The listing suggests trying two pads when in doubt and promotes classified ad space at 521f. The item appears in a compact, old newspaper ad style.

Echo Echo Shop

13 Projects Win Final Approval For PWA Road Work

Clayton county officials confirm 13 secondary road projects approved under the public works administration. Total cost about 127,989 with 57,595 federal grant and 70,394 county share. Projects include grading and surfacing on county trunk roads in Marion Wayne Monona Sperry and Highland townships, with labor drawn from county relief rolls.

Des Moines Washington, D. C Clayton County D. E. Hoover Board of Supervisors PWA Gander Elgin Marion Township St. Olef Norway Church Wayne Township Monona Monona Township Volga City Sperry Highland Sperry Township Farmersburg Township Clayton County Register

Tripoli corn pack light this year

Tripoli's sweet corn pack will be one third less than estimated due to rains and cool temps. Quality is good but maturation is slow, causing many small ears to be discarded. No hard ears. Warm sunshine helped some fields, but late. Factory runs two shifts with about 65 workers per shift. Ten thousand cases packed by Wednesday morning.

Tripoli

Decorah approves bonds for swimming pool project

Decorah voters approved a $15 000 pool construction bond Friday with 800 in favor and 319 against, a 71 percent affirmative rate well above the 60 percent threshold. The town also sought a federal grant which was rejected.

Decorah

Circulation Stunt Prompts Doubling Readership at Macksville

An editor claimed he was kissed by the town’s most beautiful married woman and promised to print her name in the next issue. Within two weeks circulation doubled, then the editor named his own wife, sparking controversy in Macksville Kansas.

Macksville Kan

Ink origin disputed as India ink not from India

Pathfinder Magazine notes that ink widely called India ink is not produced in India but mainly in Japan. The article traces its origin to China rather than India and identifies it as the oldest form of prepared writing fluid, still known in many parts of the world as Chinese ink.

India Japan China Pathfinder Magazine

Iowa Patrol Bulletin On Protecting School Children

The Secretary of State through John Hattery issues a bulletin to the Iowa Highway Safety Patrol urging patrols to cover rural school areas during pick up and drop off. It orders immediate court action for bus violations and license suspensions, checks on school bus licenses, and rear markings. It emphasizes enforcing speed limits in school zones and safeguarding children on highways.

John Hattery Iowa Highway Safety Patrol Iowa

Friday the Thirteenth Tells Cassidy Tale of 13s

The Clayton Co Register recounts Doris M. Cassidy born September 18, 1913, who observed a thirteenth birthday with thirteen guests. It notes thirteen letters in key names, thirteen-year residence along Highway 13, and multiple 13s in dates and facts linking her to superstition.

Doris M. Cassidy Miss Cassidy Chum Rosalyn Sabban George Cassidy Gustie Cassidy Rose Marie Horn Florence K. Kent Highway No. 13 Locke Clayton County Cassidy Clayton Co. Register

Fayette county dairy judging team named for state contest

Dean Platt Joseph Hall Elwood Mabon and Leonard Talcott of Oelwein Randalia are chosen as Fayette county dairy judging team to compete at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress. They will train in Waterloo on September 21 under Ernest M. Wright supervision with Iowa Dairy Association backing. The state winner advances to the Interstate Contest in Waterloo on October 2. the Fayette team won the event last year. Mrs Dorothy Walsh of Clear Lake dies in fatal auto crash near Hawkeye after colliding at No 18 spur crossing. Munitions makers push to meet Italian orders with some plants adopting around the clock shifts as stock prices rise.

Dean Platt Joseph Hall Oelwein Elwood Mabon Leonard Talcott Randalia Fayette County Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Iowa Dairy Association Ernest M. Wright Dorothy Walsh Clear Lake Hawkeye No. 18 Italy

Clifton Mealey 18 Named WPA Officer

Clifton Mealey, 18, son of Mrs. Bertha Mealey, manager of Connor's Inc store in Red Oak, was appointed to the financial department of the Southwestern Iowa WPA by State Administrator L Hill. He will be stationed at Council Bluffs in the federal post office building and joins a growing local cadre with technical duties following Creighton College training in business administration.

Clifton Mealey Bertha Mealey Connor's Inc Red Oak Financial Department Iowa Works Progress Administration L. §. Hill Mealey Council Bluffs Federal Post Office Creighton College Connor’s Red ‘Oak Express

Real estate transfers from Rogers abstracts end Sept 13 1935

Three transfers of local interest listed by W. J. Rogers abstract office cover Leo Beucher trustee to C. M. Kneeland trustee for 650 dollars Ls 5 6 7 and B 83 Clermont. Fayette County National Bank of Wear Union to B. D. Chandler F. W. Schneider and H. W. Hall trustee WD 1 L 15 B 1 Richel Add to West Union and L 87 Herriman’s Add to Wadena. Ethel Whittenbaugh to Lyal and Lottie Whittenbaugh WD 1 L 19 and E 40 L 18 Whittenbaugh’s Add to Wadena.

W. J. Rogers Leo Beucher C. M. Kneeland Clermont Fayette County National Bank of Wear Union B. D. Chandler F. W. Schneider H. W. Hall Richel West Union Herriman Wadena Ethel Whittenbaugh Lyal Lottie Whittenbaugh Whittenbaugh

Enter Baby Beeves At Postville Four County Fair

The 18 baby beeves shown by the baby beef club members have been entered in the Four County Fair to be held at Postville September 21 to 24. The beeves will be sold at auction Tuesday afternoon at one o clock with at least three packer buyers in attendance.

Baby Beef Club Postville Packer

Real Estate for Sale in West Elgin

Dainty bungalow living contrasts rent with a homey farm offering among five neighbors. 56 fertile acres with numerous buildings and springs. The old Weat homestead one mile from Clermont on paving features 170 acres of good clay soil with improvements. Price is right, get busy. Plenty of other farm bargains and exchanges. Contact Grether's Exchange, Elgin, Iowa.

West Elgin Weat Clermont Grether’s Exchange Elgin Iowa

24 Calves Entered by Waterloo Dairy Club

Fayette County 4 H Dairy Calf Club members announce 24 calves entered in the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress show to be held from Sept 80 to Oct 6. The club aims to continue its winning calf display as advertised in local notices.

Fayette County

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