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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1938
Page
8
A brief note contrasts chiropractor methods between X ray usage and neurocalometer based evaluation, highlighting distinct diagnostic approaches and potential implications for treatment decisions. The comparison references professional practices and varying assessment tools within chiropractic care.
A long list of neighbors and relatives visiting in Brainard area homes over the weekend. Families from Fayette Waterloo Rochester Hawkeye and Wadena joined hosts in multiple residences for dinners and social evenings.
Jet near Randalia guests in the A. R. Belknap home Friday. Brainard Church Notes lists Sunday school at 10 30 a m and preaching at 8 p m. Rev. A R Belknap is the pastor.
Mrs. Kenneth Krosa and Mrs. Otto Gisleson spent Friday in the Mia. Bertha West and E. Mechel son homes near Decorah. Dinner guests included Lizzie Olson Lena from Detroit and Mollie Thorson at Mrs. B Nelson. Arthur Landsgar and family visited Waukon and several locals hosted gatherings.
Cheery Valley News lists numerous Sunday dinners and visits among residents near Strawberry Point including Thoman Dennler Larson Baumgartner Butikofer and Hanson families. Messages note hospital update for Imogene and social visits among Christen Bossard and Knudtson households with extended kin in Elgin McGregor Volga City and Elkader.
Mrs. Martin Hanson daughter Gladys and Mrs. Orlin Mason attended a home economics extension program at the Evangelical church in Elkader on Friday. Mary Wood McLintock of Town State College demonstrated clothes grooming tricks. Several local families visited and shared time with neighbors over the weekend.
Oak Grove residents gathered for visits and meals across multiple homes including the Dinans, Kiples, Banes, Bane family in Worthington, and others. Attendees shared picnics, birthday celebrations, and attendance at a McGregor field day, with multiple stays in Elgin Guttenberg and Clermont noted.
Illyria items note Edwin Frieden Robert Schneider and Floyd Mitts visiting at Mitts home with Homer Mitts in Williamsfield. Floyd Ernst and family of New Albin and Nancy Ernst with son Guy joined Milo Peterman home Sunday. Wilma Steinmetz of Stanwood and Walter Wenger of Cedar Rapids stayed with Wenger Bros. L C Popenhagen of Anamosa visited daughter Mrs Walter Medberry and family. Guernsey Smith and family attended Highland Lutheran church dinner then visited Henry Leonard near Elkader. Otis Rothlisberger attended a DeKalb corn banquet at Rex hotel in West Union Saturday. Ella Foxwell spent Friday with Mr and Mrs J M Frey. Della Chapman and Mrs Martha Chapman and Delbert were guests Friday to Monday.
The county social scene lists gatherings at the Burrow home north of Clermont and El kadez with multiple families including Yearous Doty and Kiple, plus park and church events at Strawberry Point and Cedar Falls. Attendees traveled to Farmersburg band day and a district farm bureau meeting in Oelwein, with visits to relatives in West Union Arlington Waterloo and Humboldt.
Sunday visits and dinner guests were reported across several families including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Frieden, and Mrs. John Durscher in the West Union area. Other gatherings included Evelyn and Leonard Roberts with Phyllis Roberts, and trips to Wenger Bros and Chase Doty homes.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a boy asks for a dime and hints at a cryptic message, prompting the father to prompt the punchline about the ice man and the amount of ice. The quoted dialog ends with a guarded reveal and a quick parental reaction.
The notice states that five bushels of corn and fifteen pounds of Big Gain Mineral Stock Food yield about 100 pounds of hog gain. It sets a total feed cost per hundred pounds of gain at three dollars. Credit goes to BIG GIN PRODUCTS from Farmers Elevator, Clermont M. E. Hofer, Gunder.
The article explains a centipede can shed a leg to deter predators and later regrow it. It notes Lancashire's Cotton Famine during the Civil War, when the British government provided relief to 485,434 cotton mill workers.
General Jan Syrovy presents the new Czech cabinet to President Eduard Beneš at the Presidential Palace in Prague after the press conference. Radia Exclusive Photo Service notes the ceremony on September 23.
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