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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1927

Page

5

Iowa Briefs Reflect Local Damages and Elections

A woman sues the Bauna Vista fair association for 7500 dollars after a skyrocket injury. Chernak’s preliminary hearing is waived in the Harpers Ferry stabbing case, with the defendant’s fate pending grand jury action. John Louth fights for life at St. Francis Hospital after a near spinal-gash, while Dr. G D Darnall nears 84 and is hailed as a long-practicing physician in Town. duck densities rise on the Mississippi, Randalls founder dies at ninety, and Will Ponsar’s farm sees oil-burning brooder fires crippling chick losses. Decorah bonds for a memorial building fail. Fort Atkinson approves a 6000 bond for a new town hall.

Bauna Vista Fair Association Chernak John Luch Harpers Ferry Grand John Louth St. Francis Hospital la Crosse Wis A. F. Randall Randalla Mason City Maynard Decorah

What Is Fame Elmo Scott Watson Echo Feature

In a Gas Week Echo feature titled What is Fame author Elmo Scott Watson explores the origins of common terms and names. The piece traces who formed phrases like Let her go and Hobson's choice, who electrical terms honor, and which articles inspired names such as Pullman car and Mackintosh.

Gallagher Hobson Mackintosh Elmo Scott Watson Gas Week The Echo

Redemption's Song Cantata at Elgin Baptist Church Apr 17 1927

The Elgin Baptist church presents a Redemption's Song cantata on Easter Sunday at 2 pm directed by Hans Keiser with Frieda Freiburghaus at the piano. It features a Junior Choir and various solo and choral numbers, including The Wonderful Love and Tell the Glad Story, concluding with a silver collection.

The Baptist Choir the Baptist Church Elgin Hans Keiser Frieda Freiburghaus Hark Ph. Lauer Jesus Fingle

The Unknown Soldier at Elgin Opera House April 10 and 11

Elgin Opera House manager Wm F Miller announces The Unknown Soldier a Renaud Hoffman production for Sunday and Monday April 10 and 11. Stars Charles Emmett Mack Marguerite De La Motte and Henry B Walthall deliver a romantic drama of American youth in wartime France. Dog license fees are due notices warn timely payment to avoid penalties. Locals Miss Jennie Haugen Decorah and Mrs Leslie Ean Ossian were recent guests at Charles Capper home.

Wm. F. Miller Elgin Opera House Renaud Hoffman Charles Emmett Mack Marguerite de la Motte Henry Walthall France Jennie Haugen Decorah Leslie Ean Ossian Charles Capper

Alexander C Stuveland’s Life Spanned Norway to Minnesota

Alexander Christian Stuveland was born May 5, 1848 in Vefsen Norway. He taught in Norway and Iowa, married Ingeborg Lien on June 22 1877, had ten children, and worked as a teacher, farmer, and storekeeper in Iowa Minnesota. He died March 22 1997 at his Minneapolis home after a lengthy illness, survived by his widow two daughters two sons five grandchildren and a brother.

Alexander Christian Stuveland Vefsen Helgeland Norway Clayton County Iowa Ingeborg Lien Minnesota Gander and Clermont Northfield Minneapolis 27Th Ave Ida Robert ©. Straighn Adolph Tyler Melvin Garden City John Everett

Hawkeye Farm Ownership Survey Reveals Local Patterns

A Hawkeye sociological study shows 172 farm owners with 39 buyers and 133 inheritors, plus 125 tenants of whom 44 are related to landlords. Findings indicate aging tenure, age gaps between owners and tenants, and common farm exchanges within the community.

Hawkeye Towa

Clayton county road improvements bring secondary roads to permanent grade

Clayton county will grade two and a half miles from Volga City to the Fayette county line and three and a half miles from St Olaf east to primary road 13. Contracts total 45000 dollars. Additional grading planned for Postville to Gunder nine miles, Gunder to Elgin seven miles, and Gunder to Elkader thirteen miles.

Clayton County Volga City Fayette County St. Olaf Postville Gunder Elgin Elkader Telegraph Herald

Beamer's Tire Shop Ad in West Union Iowa

Car washing and tire services offered by Beamer's Tire Shop in West Union Iowa. Advertisement promotes air and water auto washer, top building repairs, glass work, vulcanising, and radiator repair with a note to say you saw it in the Echo.

Beamer West Union Iowa

Palm Sunday and Passion Week noted by churches

M E Church outlines Palm Sunday themes, Sunday school topics, Epworth League, Easter events, and midweek programs led by Dr Kirwin with baptisms and communion planned for Easter Sunday. St Paul invites worship and mutual support, and Baptist notes cover Easter cantata rehearsals and Passion Week services amid a local illness update. Berg's editorial touts Elgin Clothes Shop offerings and Easter goods with a promotional note from Fred R Berg.

Clermont Welcomes Gypsy Battery Company Industry

The Gypsy Battery Company becomes Clermont’s new industry manufacturing dry batteries for varied uses. The former Jaeger Battery Company site in the old McKinley building was purchased by Christian Milter and renovated for lease to the restructured firm. Local investors include Christian and John F. Miller of Clermont and J. H. Tegtmeier of West Union.

Gypsy Battery Company Clermont McKinley Christian Milter Jaeger Battery Company Guttenberg Christian John F. Miller J. H. Tegtmeier West Union

Cheap Iowa Farms Sale At Foreclosure Prices

Iowa farms are being sold for 70 to 85 dollars per acre at foreclosure auctions, roughly the cost to replace improvements, per Carroll in the Mirror. The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal merged into a single paper on April 4, serving Dubuque and adjacent areas. Clermont plans a baseball season with offices elected, funds raised, and a committee to build a new ball park. Alma Dean returned Thursday from El Centro California after two months with her sister. The Postville Hospital Clinic for eye ear nose and throat will be held Tuesday morning April 12. Seventeen city dog licenses issued by Monday evening April Seem there are more than that many dogs. Gus Gunderson and H E Landsgaard hosted them Sunday in Clermont. Pleasant Valley Township trustees met Monday at the Citizens State Bank building for secular business.

Dubuque J. F. Bailey Postville Hospital Gus Gunderson H. E. Landsgard Clermont Pleasant Valley Citizens State Bank

Dennler Christen Couple Wed at M E Parsonage

Miss Rose Dennler and Frank Christen were married Wednesday afternoon near Elgin with Rev. E J Starr officiating at the M E parsonage. Attendants were Louise and Ernest Christen. They will settle on Christen’s Cheery Valley farm.

Rose Dennler Chris Dennler Frank Christen Elgin Anvil M. E. Parsonage E. J. Starr Louise Ernest Christen Echo

Rudolph Tschanz Marries Geneva Gregerson in Elgin

Rudolph Tschanz of Chicago and Geneva Gregerson of Elgin wed Saturday in Elgin with Rev. Ph. Lauer officiating. The groom, formerly a farmer and plumber, will reside in Chicago. The bride, daughter of Chris and Mrs. Gregerson, worked in Dr. Mack’s home and at a hospital.

Rudolph Tsehanz Chicago Geneva Gregerson Elgin Arnolt Bauman Ph. Lauer Wm. Schupbach Tachanz Chris Gregerson Mack Tschanz Seon Ier

C M Morgan Reports Clean Herds In Federal Test Area

C M Morgan reports over 500 cows tested in Elgin area with four reactors, far lower than previous highs. Farmers listed include K E Mark Bilden Bros George Hanson Hl H Gilbertson and many Olson, Groth, Gulsvig, Loftsgard, Bilden, Lyngaas, Reinhare, Andersen, Baker, Schneider and Holzer. Town news notes Holzer’s Dairy cleanliness equals urban supervisions. testing has tested 2,450,000 cattle with 30 percent reactors. 30 counties accredited and a 10 cent bonus offered for marketable stock.

C. M. Morgan Elgin K. E. Mark Bilden Bros George Hanson Hl.h. Gilbertson Asbjorn Olson M. J. Groth H. S. Groth Clarence Olson Joe Olson Albert Emil Gulsvig Ole Theodore Nels Loftsgard Ed Bilden Bert Lyngaas Andy Reinhare Andrew Andersen Ole Baker Fred Schneider Ern Holzer Lawrence Gehring Holzer Holner Town New

Subscription Offer With Bulbs From Mrs Rosa Revd

Mrs Rosa Revd of Elgin Iowa offers 12 Gladieli bibs 5 Dahlias and a four year Household Journal renewal for 1 dollar with bulbs as a gift. She must withdraw the offer May 1 and will ship surplus bulbs after payment. A two year option plus extra bulbs is advertised.

Household Journal Rosa Revd Elgin Iowa

Landscape Specialist April 19 22 visit Fayette county

J R Fitzsimmons landscape specialist will be in Fayette county on April 11 20 21 and 22 to handle calls for services at the farm bureau office. The first three days are full but a few requests may be handled Friday the 22nd if driving is not excessive. Elgin should contact the Farm Bureau Office for arrangements.

J. R. Fitzsimmons Fayette County Farm Bureau Office Elgin Theseir Farm Bureau

Hog Houses and Brooder Houses Available at Schori & Kuster

The Schori and Kuster Lumber Company advertise portable hog houses in single and double styles and broader houses. Orders can be filled in a day or two, with prices as cheap or cheaper than mail order. William F. Miller visited Postville last week to view the Wo Schroeder case, noting the death by self harm caused excitement.

Schori & Kuster Lumber Company Win. F. Miller Postville Schroed Evo

School Health Visit Highlights Progress and Plans

Miss Lucy Michael of the state health department conducted free pupil examinations across our schools this week, marking her second visit in two years. Despite some deficiencies, parents are urged to act on nurse recommendations as the student body shows good health overall. School resumes after vacation with cleaned rooms, Janitor Mr. Yack praised. An address by Judge Utterback is hoped for at commencement. The sectional basketball tournament in Oelwein grossed 876 dollars, and a trophy case for athletic trophies will be placed in the high school assembly. Clermont pupils visited during vacation, and a basket social Friday in the high school gym draws interest with planned games and activities.

Lucy Michael State Department of Health Michael Yack Judge Utterback Ninth Judicial District Oslwein The Athletic Association Clermont Catherine Kruger Roy Buser Lillian Jacobs

March Report of Elgin CT A Dairy Herds and Yields

The March report records 26 herds totaling 807 cows milking 651 pounds of milk and 29.7 pounds of butterfat per cow, with an overall 407 cows in total production. Gottlieb Pulfer earns high herd honors with 11 cows at 41.1 pounds butterfat average. High herds include Metzger and Holzer entries. several individual cows and herds are named with milk and butterfat yields, and the number of cows bought, sold, or tested is noted. Separator losses decline, eight separators averaging only 2 pounds butterfat loss worth 75.24.

Metzger Gottlieb Poilfer Ern Holzer Molly Get. Pulfer Brownie Pauline P Henry Holzer Ollie B. F Vie Williams

Will Notice for Elizabeth Schori Probate in District Court

In Fayette County an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Elizabeth Schori, late of the county, deceased, will come on for hearing before the District Court for admission to probate on April 25, 1927. West Union Iowa, March 28, 1927. Edgar A. Trauger, Clerk.

Fayette County Elizabeth Schori District Court Uted West Union Iowa

Spring Fever Grips Mac Union Guttenberg Vote Rejected

The piece notes rising activity and spring imagery as nature competes in beauty while reporting that the Union Guttenberg area voted down a hand wax levy by eight votes.

Guttenbers

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Fort Atkinson Deecrah Journal Cline Alexander C. Stuveland Ames Sociological Survey Hawkeye Farms Beacon Clayton County Road Improvements M. E. Church Jerusalem Peter Matt Epworth League Ladies’ Aid Society BR. W. Muehlenthaler N. M. Fritz Win St. Paul’s Ernest J. Starr Laura Luchsinger Elgin Hospital Berg Fee Foren Elgin Clothes Fred R. Berg ME Carroll Iil Mirror Dennler Christen Clermont County John Cline Clermont Township Quaker Oats Co Weibel Mill Company Franc DeSart Yuba City California L. F. Brubeck Los Angeles T. L. Olson Elizabeth Neuenschwander Fayette B. Schori Albert Schori Harley Steele Enos Frank Seaver N.M. Fritz Gregerson CL Tomers Elgin CT. A Will Edgar A. Trauger C. G. Neff Mac
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