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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1931

Page

4

For Sale McCormick 4-row corn shredder Elgin notices

Classified notices list items for sale such as a McCormick 4-row corn shredder and a Lyon & Healy piano. Elgin Iowa names Adolph Anderson, Mrs Roza Reusser, B H Brackin and L Klingman for sales and listings. The column also notes rates for want ads and a public land restriction notice by Sam Yost. The Nashta Reporter notes a drop in weddings at Little Brown Church due to the new marriage law and depression.

McCormick Adolph Anderson Elkader Washburn Lyon & Healy Roza Reusser Main St Elgin Iowa Little Brown The Vale Nashta Reporter Towa

Letter from George Sova recalls Elgin memories

George Sova writes Alden Pinney from Fort Meade Maryland recalling the Elgin Echo column of August 27. He thanks Pinney for the homecoming celebration and lists vivid childhood recollections of Elgin figures, shops, and events, reflecting on memory, youth, and life’s meaning.

Geo Sova Alden Pinney Fort George G. Meade, Md Pinney Elgin Echo Frank Stahl Lew Grout Elgin Mr. Moore Mr. Nicklaus Mr. Sutter Hallowe'en Mr. Hack Tom Knudtson George Sova Sgt. Q. M. C

Brake safety reminder urging regular inspection

A Lions Clubs of Iowa sponsored safety column warns drivers to test brakes now. It compares faulty brakes to a loaded gun and urges inspection to ensure a full stop within 100 feet at 80 mph.

Lions Clubs of Iowa

Movement to outlaw common drinking cups gains public support

In a discussion on public health, authorities note that most states have banned use of unclean drinking glasses in public venues and warn against sharing cups, towels, brushes, and utensils. Experts emphasize sterilization, hygiene, and personal responsibility to prevent germ transmission.

Union

KEEP TO THE LEFT FOR NIGHT PEDESTRIANS SAFETY

A guidance piece urges pedestrians to walk on the left side of roads at night to stay visible to oncoming traffic. It notes that right side walking is dangerous, citing high fatality figures and the chance to react to drunk or incompetent drivers.

Do You Support Your Newspaper in Your Town

The Exchange argues that a good newspaper draws readers and serves the town, so the editor should receive full support from local people since they reap equal benefits from its efforts, not just partial backing.

A Few Wise Kracks and Quick Legal Quips

A series of short vignettes and jokes about marriage, speeding, photography pricing, a Minneapolis man arrested for passing a bad check, and a jury acquittal tied to liquor payment. The tone is humorous with punchlines and light social commentary.

Minneapolis

Funeral rites for Embretson at St Olaf Church

Funeral services were held Saturday for Embretson who died September 16 at the church in St Olaf, with Rev J Strandford officiating. Born in 1876, he is survived by a widow, two brothers Ole and Nila of St Olaf, four sisters including Mrs Seth Clark of St Olaf and Mrs Martin Severson of Taylor North Dakota.

Embretson Church At St. Olaf J. Strandford Ole Nila St. Olaf Seth Clark Martin Severson Taylor, N. D

Littleport Defeats Arington in Turbulent Game

A garbled field report recounts Littleport defeating Arington amid a chaotic match with stray phrases noting a herd, a fight, and weak support for Bumgerford.

Littleport Arington A. Herd Bumgerford

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Sam Yost McCasky Crosby-Wisth U. S B. H. Brackin Cook Building Madison Ave New York N. Y Shropshire Rams Fred Burrow Berkshire L. Klingman & Son Clermont Echo Puomp Phone C. W. Wetherbee West Union Tows Duroc Jersey Elmer H. Larson Echo Office Elgin Home Bakery E. B. Bear Will Lantz Chester New Hampton J. W. Weigel Alt Ray DeSart Mr. Bailey McKinley Baptist Claude Fothergill Claude Claude. the Lovely Delicate Spring Flowers We Gathered On the Hill Near Schori Maw Ege Weibel Mill Company Elgin, Iowa UAL Escostpe ii B. Hanson Town Minnesota Central States Power and Gights‘Corp Weat Hanson George Posty 18 Dows John Falb Bill Riage Kohler’s Torkelson Bros
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