Call Of The Blood Driver Louie Olgon Sells Team
Louie Olgon has sold his sorrel driving team to Melvin Reinhart in a local livestock and equipment sale report.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
4
Louie Olgon has sold his sorrel driving team to Melvin Reinhart in a local livestock and equipment sale report.
The notice lists numerous Sunday gatherings and visits in Ilyria, including Wenger, Reichert, Klingman, Shaffer, and Gehring households. It notes social visits to Elkader and Elgin, plus local church events, with remarks on a large Sunday crowd and a Swisher sermon. It also mentions Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and a fishing outing at Wm Brabham’s.
Floyd Bigler and Geo Berry were in Postville with others while Elgin visitors and Ossian traders moved through. A large Spring Street addition to a Clermont residence was planned as Miss Maud Carney from St Olaf visited Nels Levi, and T. A. Thompson family endured scarlet fever. The Enterprise promotes Electric Bitters as a grip remedy, and meetings covered G A R post oyster supper and commercial club talks on oil road use and Dubuque road study.
Hattie Bakeman spent Friday night at Ed Boyle’s home. Albert Light and family called on Fred Light. Evelyn and Ella Schori visited Ira Bennett. George Grover and family visited Ed Conner. Jake Dennler and wife visited Chris Den nier. Mesdames Peeper Pinney and Amelia Etter visited Idake Schaer. Robert Wilson and wife and James Wilson visited John Wilson.
Wm. Larrabee Jr and family arrived from Clermont Sunday afternoon. Ernst Topp of Waterloo visited at the Wim Lohr home over the weekend. Hank Holzer and family with Mrs Demes Mary Bennett and A Conner and T Rubyer were in town visiting the Karn Holzer home.
Worse Than Bullets recounts L W Harriman of Burlington Maine praising Bucklea’s Arnica Salve for eczema in army service. The Farmers Tribune argues for more cattle and livestock per land area, citing international comparisons. Notices report J E Riche relocating to Blunt Dakota with family and a fatal runaway near Postville killing 49 year old farmer Fred Lammert.
A local ad promotes listing farms for the summer market and rentals in West Union and nearby towns. It notes sales after harvest and fall, children’s farm interests, and loans from five to eight percent on various securities with no listing charges unless a sale occurs.
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