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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
5
A Waterloo Illinois central shop strike concluded on April 18 after the company filed a schedule. workers considered it a victory, and the men resumed work. The article also notes numerous local incidents including a death near Clarksville and a gas lamp explosion in Woodstock.
Miscellany items from Kiowa and Fayetta report intercollegiate debate tensions and a safety incident at a factory mill. Ainsworth, a prominent West Union lawyer and former politician, dies aged 71, with a long career in law and public service, leaving many friends.
Town business leaders push for a street sprinkler to improve appearance on windy days. A subscription paper circulates to raise funds, with a sprinker to be bought and used by a man and team once pledges meet the amount. Elgin plans swift action on improvements.
Mrs. Borger has let a contract to Thos Groth to build a 28540 foot two story business block on the former photograph gallery site. The first floor will house a store room with offices above. The project is expected to enhance Center street and provide good rental returns. Mrs. Berger earns praise for enterprise as latest ladies shirtwaist fashions prompt shoppers to L Thomas store.
The Howard Winhesbiel Allama kee Clayton and Fayette County Teachers Association will hold in Oelwein on May 16 and 17 1902. Local enthusiasm runs high with plans for notable speakers and entertainment. Special attractions include an address by H H Seerley of the Shire Normal School and performances by the U S Quarretts. Rail rates will apply for visitors and programs will be issued later.
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