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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
2
The Elgin Echo announces its weekly publication in Elgin and the Northeastern laws area. It outlines local display and classified advertising rates, monthly account payments, and printing services with a promise of high quality. Subscriptions available in various advance periods.
Elgin Echo column lists local notices and society items from Des Moines visitors to Guttenberg Osterdock, Miss Clara Barton obituary notes in Oxford and Glen Echo, IA, and community updates on subscriptions, church talks, and house cleaning. Mentions Rev Barber speech in Marion Lutheran Church and various neighbors with short social snippets and letters to the editor style remarks.
The article notes that Arizona women have gained full voting rights and suggests a trend as more states follow. It contrasts roles of chauffeurs and traction engine operators and comments on public roads policy while reporting a drowning of eight year old Anne East near Ossian at the John Hageman farm.
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