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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
2
Announcements for Supervisor and County Recorder Candidacies
Local notices announce names of candidates for county offices and Republican primary, with election date June 3, 1918. The text also notes community items from Cannon City and West Union, including farm trades, livestock, and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattor
Elgin
Digin Weho
County Recorder
Atuthe
Elgin School Leadership Aims at Stronger Roles
Denis outlines MoCo Elgin positions and superintendent candidate ideas highlighting classroom innovations and new methods. He praises band, athletic programs, and student benefit, stressing readiness and willingness to lead in life and success across endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis
Elgin
Liberty Loan Honor Flag and World War I Update
A 1818 message from Director Blair calls towns to honor Liberty Loan subscribers with an Honor Flag and Blue Stars, promising permanent recording at the state capital for top performers. Also notes a major World War I battle in France with American and Allied troops countering German offensives and heavy casualties on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin A
Blair
Washington
United States
Liberty
Treasury Department
Tor
Bond
Liberty: Loan Committees
Liberty Loan
E. B. Wilson
France
Chamberlains Tablets Promoted For Liver Health
A historical ad touts Chamberlains Tablets to aid liver health and relieve biliousness, claiming quick relief from dullness after meals. The piece notes local drug availability at Stoehrs Drug Co and mentions community notices about trash dumping enforcement and a Masonic degree event at Duncan Cafe. It also references local workers and a civic effort to set up trees at two sites, John Falk garage and Het Radtagn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Luella Johnson
Ahe
Conuntas-ioner de Sart
Masonic Order
Duncan
Bigia
John Falk
Het
Radtagn
Obituary Notices From Seaview Funeral Service
The funeral for a former Elgin resident was held at The Stout cottage in Seaview. Reverend J Thos Cowley of the Methodist church conducted the service. Remains were laid to rest in Tiwaco Cemetery. C G Graham, son of the deceased, and grandson Leslie Graham with his Portland-bound wife attended the funeral. The obituary appeared in The Trace Tribune of March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshale
Seaview
School Notes Tidy Report of Examinations and Student Events
Examinations this week for the senior class. Senior class entertained at Glen Sehori home Tuesday evening. Theodore Reuse proves a man beyond the gym. Red Cross fund short. senior class struggling to raise funds. Sophomore colors marched to bank with Mr Mosby for remarks. Seniors moonlight picnic at Cooley Springs Friday with Miss Meek as chaperon. Freshmen social at Methodist basement with Mr and Mrs McCoy. Juniors and Mr Hodson enjoyed a weiner roast at Cooley Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Smith
Glen’ ‘Sehori
Théodore Reuse
Gyme Hag
Red Cross Fund
Mosby
Immon
Methodist Church
Food Administration Bulletin Advocates April Meatless Days
The Food Administration announces April as a month with meatless days removed temporarily to conserve food while urging continued bread restraint. Farmers are urged to market wheat residues by May 16, and the notice emphasizes overall food conservation amid heightened need. Local figures cited include AM, Wainer, Rusty Go, Mrs. Blow, and Mrs. C. Li Shaffer visiting Mrs. Crow’s home near West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon Dautist
Union Berg
Frank Huneberger
John Cunningham
Echo
Schuma‘oher
Weibel'Mill Co
Agsth
John Fath
L.’ Jay Beschem
Chicago
Ly Hi Oswald
Lillie Robinson
Winter
Gary
John Wolfgang Goethe
Qedar Rapides
Union
Tim Thoman
Hia
Tim
Boy Scouts
Fras. McCoy
Brainard
Boy Scouts of West Union
Fayette ‘County
America
Farmera Ara
Wainer
Rusty Go
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Cerita
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Hughes
Alk Holzer
M.V. Kiple
Carl Jaquette
Rothchild
Fayette County
Sam
Tom
Kimpson
Shome
Trath
Avery
Germany
Allie Hnes
Blow
C. Li
Shaffer
Crow
Weat’ Union
Him Holner
Edison
Variety Store
N. W. Evaine
Pure Food
Charles City
Bunte
Lee Duncan
Abraham Goldsman
Maurice Goldsman
Iowa
Hawkeye Gasoline & Kerosene
Alty
Feakdence
Miller
Gruver
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