Hog Mineral Occo Mineral Compound Advertisement
An Elgin item notes Occo Mineral Compound advertised as a hog tonic and bone builder with a prompt to inspect mixing at Oelweir. Ads promote low price per unit, urge buyers to ensure value for money, and mention 21-23 cents per unit. Also referenced are local feed options and a note on Ep Easter egg donations by Eclipse Rebekah Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelweir
A. A. Powers
Elgin
Elias
Behson
Weibel Mill Company
Nels Olson
Eclipse Rebekah Lodge
I. C
Magon City
Eastern Stars plans April meeting and local notices
The next regular meeting of the Eastern Stars is set for Wednesday evening April 13, with officers and members urged to attend. Also noted are farm and business items: Copper Hatchery shipped 25 000 chicks last week, John Pulfer and wife welcomed a daughter Bertha Mae born March 31, Capper and Baumgartner in Cedar Rapids handling business, Mour Prices Down with Weibel Mill cutting some prices, Frank Seaver and wife delayed returning home due to bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Stars
Weibel Mill Company
Frank Seaver
Gilmore City
Wadena News Briefs From Early April 1927
Local notes report visitors and visits across Garber, Arlington, Epworth, and Waterloo. Transfers include Lyle Whittenbaugh moving to Oelwein for oil delivery work. A baby boy born at H Larson’s, illness tallies for John Kennedy and Tom Fennel, and a Lennard anniversary planned in Pleasant Ridge. Presbytery attendance, a mud road ride, Volga River high water, and school activities mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena
Ella Allen
Garber
Naoma Walters
Floyd Hall
Geiwein
Ora Hall Oine
Ruth Hall
Walker
Bumphry
Norton
Arlington
H. Lockard
Maggie Whittenbough
Eliza Boleyn
Epworth
Iowa
H. Larson
John Kennedy
Tom Fennel
A. K. Carter
I . Pat Raftis
Ed Raftis
Frank Welch
Charles Killemain
Clermont
Mary Fox
Waterloo
Cora Trusty
Wm. Lew ‘Ard
Pleazant Ridge
Rundell
LE. Biglert
Postville
Florence Peck
Dubuue
Cedar Rapids
Wadens
Presbyterian ,Church
Walter Royce
A. B. Jennings
Volga
Elgin council approves pool hall license and payrolls
Elgin Iowa council met April 4 1927 at city hall with Mayor Muehlethaler and six councilmen present. Bills for salaries water and street work were approved and a pool hall license for Wm F Miller authorized upon fee payment. Mayor treasurer and town clerk annual reports were read and approved and clerk salary fixed at 80 dollars. The board of equalization was formed and adjourned to April 7 1927 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Iowa
Muehlethaler
Kohler
Yenney
Stoehr
Fal
Sehovn
Adams Stamp & Stationery Co
Fred Gehring
Pd Strauch
T. W. Dean
Grimm & Schupbach
N. E. Town Power Co
R. P. Strauch
Max Thoma
Max Hunsberger
Wm. F. Miller
Liense
Town of Elgin
Board of Equalization
G. J. Harrington
Local notes highlight visits, births and a suicide tragedy
Cheery Valley residents share social calls and family events. Mrs. G. Friederich and Esther visit John Pulfer. a daughter Bertha Mae is born to Mr. and Mrs. Pulfer. Dan Sutters and family visit Eliza Friederich. William Schroeder ends his life by hanging with no stated motive. Torkelson Bros install oil pumps and Willab mill advertises grain exchange and limited flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Capper
Decorah
Torkelson Bros
Tri Star
Lyle Kruger
Rose Hadd
Frank Kohls
William Schroeder
Postville
Weibel Mill Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goodyear
Feller
THE
Elgin Echo
Iowa Press
Fayette County
Cheery Valley
George Christen
Jake Friederich
Elmer Meyerpent
Adolph Baumgartner
Guernsey Smith
Lydia Dennler
Rather Friederich
Ernest Lerch
Henry Hanson
Ella Friederich
John Pulfer
Bertha Mae
Ruth Schupbach
Albert Butikofer
Dan Sutters
Friederich
Sam Lehman
Eliza Friederich
Joseph
Wille Lerch
Herman Schupbac
Arthur Friederich
Elias Habeger
Anna Lerch
Ethel Mae Thoman
Lena Schupbach
Ben Frieden
G. Dennler
Anna Friederich
Georgia Meyer
Elmer Meyer
F. R. Berg Clothing and Shops
Elgin, Iow
CorTadey
Chevrolet
Fisher
Duca
Cosachwan Co. Mich
Couch
To, B. Milas, Mick
John Falb
Elgin, Iowa
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