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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1918

Page

4

Local Threshers Busy as Neighbors Visit Medberry Home

Community notes from the Illyria area mention Miss Jessie Medberry visiting the G E B Medberry home, Ole Benson and family hosting guests, Mrs Guy Moore visiting the Wenger home, and Bert Chapman’s family entertaining relatives. Crowds attended a Red Cross Social on the Kohier lawn and a party at the Cassidy home near Elkader.

Jessie Medberry G. EB. Medberry Ole Benson Guy Moore Wenger Co. DB Bert Chapman Famies Edgar Kimball G. A. Gibson Mary Shaffer H. B. Gilson Misa Edith Ernst West Union Illyria Cassidy Elkader 5. Mosby Ruth Elgin Eddie Medberry Big Weel Red Cross Fred Kohier Evsting Dorothy Gilson Guy Whitford Lime Springs Marion Williams BE. Medberry Chas, Medberry Rock Rapids John Medberry Ilyria Hjortholm Clermont George Gaide Christian Endeavor Ameeting

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered With $100 Reward

The advertisement claims catarrh can be cured at all stages through constitutional treatment. Hall's catarrh medicine is taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from F. J. CHENEY & CO of Toledo, Ohio. Drugstores carry the remedy.

Hall F. J, Chhney & CO Toledo Ohio

Cherry Valley Notes Recap of Local Visits and News

Christen brothers entertained guests Monday evening and the Jacob Gehring family hosted Monday. Mrs F Hunsberger visited with Mrs A Hanson Tuesday evening. Red Cross Circle met with Mrs Celia Moyer Saturday afternoon. Several families welcomed new babies and hosted relatives. Numerous visits occurred at homes of the Hams, Freuden, and Kurth families, with travel to Camp Dodge for a funeral.

Marguerite Chris Denner Minerva Dad | Welber Elgin Misa Huda Meyer Louisa Ida Bertha Denner William Larson C. Odegared Ernst Moyer West Union Wim Laat Lesle Elmer Raymond Roy Ida Leuchtenmacher Margeret Mucklenburg Tun. Hanson Christen Bros Jacob Gehring F. Hunsberger A. Hanson Red Cross Circle Celia Moyer George Frederick John Buttkofer Campany Hidwin Hanson G. Mernier Frank, George Lucy Christen Jacob Kurth Bert Thoman John Leonard Litttleport Edwin Hanson Willie Ernest Baumgartner Fred Zillon Hanson Ole Torkelson Sammy Harry Marie Edwin Frieden Adolph Hanson Rosina Meyer Jack Fr

Cure For Dysentery In Ashland Kansas

William White of Des Moines writes of a neighbor's daughter near death from dysentery. He gave Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhea Remedy per neighbors advice and saved the child, with the family and he benefiting equally from the remedy. For sale at Stochr Drug Store.

White T Ashland Kansas Chamberlains William Whitelaw Des Moines Laws Chamberlain Stochr Drug Store

Wheat Exchange Regulations Limit Farm Flour Deliveries

New regulations allow a farmer who brings his own grown wheat to a mill to receive wheat flour on a toll or exchange basis sufficient for eight pounds per month per person in the household until October 1, 1918. The farmer must sign a certificate declaring the wheat will be used for human consumption within the household and that an equal amount of flour substitutes will be used. Signed by A. M. Wetbel, Assistant County Food Administrator, August 7, 1918.

United States Food Administration

Bilious Attack Relief and Flour Regulation Notice

An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets to relieve bilious attack and aid digestion. A Food Administration notice outlines a new flour regulation limiting retail wheat flour sales to 24 1 2 pounds to town customers and 49 pounds to rural customers with substitutes required equal amounts, effective August 7 1918, signed by A M Weibel assistant county food administrator.

Stoeher's Food Administration A. M. Weibel Asalatant County Atiguat

Improve Your Digestion With Chamberlain's Tablets

Mrs Blanche Bower of Indiana Pa credits Chamberlains Tablets with curing years of digestive woes after trying many remedies. The product is sold at Stoehrs Drug Store. A. M. Weibel and family visited his brother E Weibel and family in Fairbank, noting cooler weather.

Chamberlain's Blanche Bower Indiana Stoehr's Drug Store A. M. Weibel E 4. Weibel Fairbank Henry Nelson Halvor Nelson Pomona California Peter Nelson Los Angeles

Open Season on Sugar Hoarders Announced

County Food Administrator J F Deonis announces August 11 as the start of a sugar hoarder crackdown. Field agents will seize violators, with $5000 fines or two years in prison for hoarding. Over 15000 pounds already returned. canning and household needs will be supplied if everyone follows rules and shares fairly. E M Phillips County Food Administrator August 6 1948.

J. F. Deonis Food Administration The Grand Jury Eat Food Administration E. M. Phillips

St Pauls M E Church Bulletin Weekend Services

Regular services Sunday evening at 8 PM with the theme for God so loved the world. Sunday School at 11, Epworth League at 7. Friday social in the church basement with games, entertainment, and a free light lunch. Bring a dime and a friend for a successful young folks event. Remember Friday Aug 9.

Epworth League

Organize League at St Pauls M E Church

An Epworth League was formed by the youths of St Pauls M E church and officers were elected to serve until January 1919. Ernestine Schorl is president, Augusta Mosby senior spiritual work, Joyce Groth world evangelism, Hdnsh Weibel social service, Lillian Patterson recreation, Florence Lehman secretary, Minerva Weibel treasurer, Florence Berg organist.

Epworth St. Paul's M. E Ernestine Schorl Augusta Mosby Department of World Evangelism Joyce Groth Hdnsh Weibel Ath

Unbeliever at Clermont Opera House This Weekend

U S Marine Corps in Action The Unbeliever, a Edison film made with the U S Marines, screens at Clermont Opera House Saturday and Sunday August 10 and 11 at 8 30 pm. The patriotic drama has stirred audiences nationwide with its tale of a man’s soul and love of country. Admission 16 and 36 cents.

Edison U. S. Marios Corps Clermont Opera House Kaiser Beast of Berlin Sam

Farm Town Property Bargains Prominently Advertised

Daily war bulletins posted at City Drug Store inform buyers of farm town real estate bargains. R W Muehlenthaler reads and posts notices by telephone for supper time distribution, drawing many interested readers. Timmyle Haynes and John Shydecker visited from the County Home last week, greeted by Superintendent Wells.

R. W. Muehlenthaler Timmile Haynes John Shydecker Wells Hig

Soldiers in France Need More Books

The American Library Association calls for more books for men overseas in France. New novels and western tales are in demand, with authors like Zane Grey and Rex Beach popular. A revolving book booth will be at Klock's Island Fayette on Harvest Home Day August 16, led by Miss Cord Carter of Upper Iowa University to forward suitable volumes to ships, huts, hospitals, and chaplains.

France American Library Association Washington Zane Drey Rex Beach Jack Landon Ralph Conner Owen Wistor C. Henry Library of Upper Iowa University Fayette Klock's Island Cord Carter Frayag Red Cross Salvation Army

Real Estate List Revision Deadline Set by Igi Land Co

The Igi Land Company urges owners with property to prepare and file revised real estate lists before the August deadline. The notice stresses timely submission to align with the forthcoming winter land handling plan.

Igi Land Company

Community notes on knitting drive and local life

Mrs Louis Benedict visited from Cedar Rapids with her parents and will stay a month teaching her sister Miss Frank Benson to operate a knitting machine for the August Red Cross sock quota of 250 pairs. Other items cover bank staff shifts, a trip to Chicago to see Clarence Schori at the Great Lakes Navy Training Station, a Sunday school visit from Fairbank, a death in Pomona Calif, local camping at McGregor Heights, band recruitments, Epworth League social, and harvest of onion tops.

Louis Benedict Cedar Rapida Sauuday Frank Benson Red Crags al Schori Chicago Clarence Great Lakes Rockford

Weather and industry update from North Iowa region

The hot spell accelerates corn growth raising the likelihood the local factory will start by the 20th or earlier. Improvements to machinery reduce delays but some small parts remain. Wartime mourning shifts to insignia by women’s groups with a black armband and gilt stars, endorsed by Wilson. Local events include campfires, picnics, Red Cross social, and family visits as communities cope with threshing, grain yields, and daily life amid news of a tragic accident on a track near Ossian and Gagtalia.

Uno United States Woman's Council of National Defense Wilson Melvin Stee Milwaukee Ossian Gagtalia

West Union Iowa Promises Growth and Community Strength

A promotional portrait of West Union, Iowa, touting its status as a major county hub with schools, churches, parks, a strong economy, newspapers, and cultural events. It highlights housing, drainage, utilities, hospital, parks, and services offered by a local real estate agent who invites buyers and sellers to engage for farm and property needs.

West, Union Iowa West Union Ita Alze Linden Park Court House Weat Union West’ Union

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