BOPP S New Bulletin Listing Farms for Fall Sale
BOPP S New Bulletin announces additional property listings for bulletin No 26 to be issued soon. Farms listed will benefit from spring and summer advertising and be ready for sale in fall with improving money markets. Illinois agents are coordinating to bring buyers, with no listing charges unless sold. Private money available for farm and chattel loans. residences and farms offered with small down payments and easy monthly terms.
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Illinois
Fayette County
Orse
Local notes from waterloo and nearby towns feature visits and haying weather
Illyria items report Miss Keiser staying with J C Robbins and relatives visiting from Elgin and West Union. Several neighbors, including Kimball, Reichert, Foxwell, and Hunsberger families, hosted gatherings, with haying weather praised. An Ada County anecdote highlights Mary Lee praising Dr King’s New Discovery for lung health, sold by Muehlenthaler Bros with a trial bottle.
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Zanesville
Mary Lee
Jame Lee
Dr. King
Muehlenthaler Bros
Sunday Socials Reach Across Local Homes
Grandma Howard ill. Emma Bennett visits Fayette friends. John Wilson and family visit Ed Gehring’s in Highland. Mrs. Mary Bennett at James Stansberry’s near Fayette. Frank Boyie John O’Neil and families at Ba Boyle home. Sid Connor Robert Wilson Jr and families at Mrs A Conner home. Robert Wilson Ward Brabham families at Wm Brabham home. Perry Craft Carl Smith families at C Mounce home near Brainard. Harvey Howard wife and Mrs Miller at W E home.
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Amy Richards
C. Wenger
Chas
Kimball
John Mattocks
Wadena
Alma Reichert
Chicago
Verle Kniel
Elgin
Ed Gehring
George Herbold
Fred Reichert
Harry Reichert
Richards
Wife
S. H
Foxwell
C. E
Claire Kiple
West Union
Libbie Hunsberger
Grandma Howard
Emma.Bennett
Fayette
John Wilson
Mary Bennett
James Stansberry
Frank Boyie
John O'Neil
Ba| Boyle
Sid Conner
Robert Wilson, Jr
Howard Home Sunday and Farm Life Turbulence
Farmers finished haying and harvesting as threshing begins. Daisy Mounce injured her hand when a whiffle-tress broke while driving horses on the hay fork. Mrs. Daisy Mounce’s mishap is among local happenings noted with other notices from West Union and nearby towns, including travel, relocations, and social events. Electric Bitters praised by Mrs. M. M. Davison as a general family remedy, sold at Muehlenthaler Bros. drug store with guarantee. Big dance scheduled Saturday night.
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Daisy Mounce
Mra. M. M
Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Muehlenthaler Bros
D. W. Clements
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Rob Latimer
Fayette
Independence
Crowe and visitors feature Clermont news brief
Miss Nan Crowe rode to Ossian in Tuesday's news roundup. Several locals and visitors from Elgin, Blair, Cedar Rapids, Plainview, Postville, Monona, Lincoln, Missouri and Farmersburg are noted as visiting or returning home. An infant death near Mon-tauk is reported with community condolences. Billy Crowe caught a 2 pound 14 ounce bass. A Maine reader praises Dr Kings New Life Pills sold by Muehlenthaler Bros for 25 cents.
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J. D. Hendershott and Family
Farmersburg
Brick City
C. ©. Harrison
Missouri
Lia
E. A. Apperman
Billy Crowe
Elgin Iowa Council Minutes August 30 1908 Treated
Council met in Buaty Iowa on August 30 08 with Mayor Hadsel presiding and F W Hughes named clerk pro tem. Bills approved include Burianek 2.00 Elgin Lumber 19.32 Lehman 29.88 Hughes 5.00 Conner 46.09 Boleyn 23.81 Pfister 9.70. treasurer report held. ordinance and street committee motions adopted. adjourned amid dry, dusty conditions with calls for rain.
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Buaty
Iowa
Hadsel
F. W. Hughes
Benson
Burianek
Capper
Patterson
Thoma
Joseph Burianek
Elgin Lumber Co
Mdse
C. Lehman & Son
F. W
Elgin
Main Street
Forbes
Millavenna
Conner
Lutra
F. W. Huauss
B.S. Hapsen
Egg weights and fair pricing spark farmer concerns
The article notes farmers selling small eggs to home merchants, calls for weight based pricing as Iowa law requires one dozen ten egg weight of 1} pounds, and compares fairness to beef pricing. It also mentions a thunder story, a gopher bounty in Shelby County, a foot-bridge promise by county supervisors, a Ringling Bros circus expansion, and Wankon iron mine operations with a new reduction plant and a spur track planned.
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Sing
Shelby County
Board of Supervisors
Fayette
Gunderson
Ringling Bros
Wankon
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