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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1947
Page
4
A cluster of town notices mentions farm for sale items including 120 Leghorn hens at $1 each and Moen hybrid seed corn available via Lawrence Gehring and Oscar Thompson. Lost copper ground chain reported near Clermont. Leon Shepfard sought for contact.
In The District Court of Iowa Fayette County Carl V Jespersen files for divorce from Mabel Jespersen. Petition on file in West Union. Defendants must appear by October 2, 1947 or default and decree will be entered. Elgin Echo published Sept 11 18 25 and Oct 2 1947. R C Ingersoll Oelwein Iowa attorney for plaintiff.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that about one third of people in the 14 colonies were loyalists who favored continuing English rule, with New York cited as the main Tory stronghold.
Clean roomy nests are essential as pullets begin laying in the coop or yard. Without clean nesting, birds may develop poor laying habits that are hard to correct, making early production uncertain and uneven.
When a fuse blows, replace it with a properly sized fuse. Do not repair a broken fuse with improvised emergency fixes. Fuses act as safety valves for electrical circuits and misusing them can be as dangerous as a tied down steam boiler safety valve.
The item notes cheese packaging packs protein and minerals like calcium and riboflavin. It traces 1926 gasoline prices and 1945 refinery costs, attributing price drops to improved refining processes rather than crude-cost changes. It also outlines repair steps for worn sleeve hems and describes a color system offering about 1,000 tint options via nine charts.
A fragmented dialogue notes Wise Boy asking about caution versus cowardice. Johnny defines caution as fear in oneself and cowardice as fear in another. A sleepy reply and garbled lines follow, with Mary answering and a stray police-related fragment.
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