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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1926

Page

5

Clermont residents face petty theft fears in town notes

Local column records neighborhood misdeeds including gasoline thefts, license numbers, and warnings to sheriff. It notes Fayette county auto numbers, ground preparation in Canada thistle patches, and a 1926 highway death toll of 240 with injuries totaling 12 266. Also mentions chicken thieves, a vacation trip by Mr Hackmann and Postmaster Keith Gray's three week trip, plus Henry Ford’s cash purchase cautions.

Clermont Reens Fayette County Canada H. Hackmann Hackmann Julian Freiburghaus Ahron Dakota Hackmanna Keith Gray Enonnel Washington, D.C Philadelphia Boston Farmington New Hampshire Montreal M. Volstead Postville Keith O. M. Gray Postville Herald Henry Ford Henry

Poultry and Swine Specialist to Visit August 18

Farmers and poultry raisers will hear Dr G Burgatt of the George H Lea Company Omaha present a mortem demonstration clinic on poultry and hog disease at the Opera House at 2 oclock. The session aims to cut farm losses through disease prevention with no admission fee.

G & Burgatt George H. Lea Company Omaha Nebraska Uve Pally Ulza Mort Bern

Administrator's Notice of Sale of Real Estate Elgin Opera House in Fayette County

Notice from the administrator of Lew Christ estate to heirs that the Elgin Opera House property Lot 6 Block 6 Original Town of Elgin 46x90 feet with basement and restaurant use will be sold at public auction August 28 1926 at 2 pm on the premises per court order. Terms will be announced sale day. Dated August 4 1926. John Fal e Administrator. Also an unrelated farm spray product listing appears: Uses Dr Hees Fly Chaser for spraying cows horses and stock and for sale by City Drug Store.

Lew Christ District Court of Fayette County Iowa Elgin Opera House Elgin Opera House Dr. Hees City Drag Store

Dairy Herd Profit From Tested Holstein Cow

Barn records show Geo Metger sold a Holstein cow for 300 after two years of testing profits totaling 176 above cost. The cow produced two calves valued at 25 and 160, with one mating in the herd. He credits testing with the gains and urges dairymen to test to avoid losses.

Geo Stewart Mwan Jim Hanson Maymast Metgger Pete Tier

Buttermaker Resigns At Migin Farmers Dairy

Ed Hanson resigned as buttermaker of the Migin Farmers Dairy Company, effective August 16, after years of service. A special meeting led to hiring Floyd L. Sires of Postville, brother of the previous buttermaker, bringing four years of experience. Hanson plans an extended vacation before his next move. best wishes to both men.

Ed Hanson Migin Farmers’ Dairy Company Game Floyd L. Sires Postville

Fayette County Veteran Association reunion at West Union

The 46th annual Fayette County Veteran Association reunion will be held August 17 and 18 in West Union. Events include a court house assembly room day program and a 7:30 campfire Tuesday evening. Shaffer's Martial Band participates. officers listed are D. H. Hall Commander R Z Latimer Adj J J Earle C and H. Richmond Q M. The town park is reserved for public and municipal use only.

Fayette

Mrs. Sarah A Enos Death Notices Elgin Iowa 1926

Mrs Sarah A Enos born Buffalo New York November 32 1887 died at home in Elgin August 4 1926 aged 58 years 9 months 3 days married Adel Enos December 2 1908 moved to Elgin around 1918 survived by husband three sisters and two brothers a son Robert Butler from first marriage and other relatives. Funeral services held at home August 10 then St Pauls M B church Rev Ernest J Starr burial in Blain cemetery.

Sarah A. Enos Buffalo New York Elgin Adel Bh. Enos Aint Mgin Mre Nos Iowa A.L. Hos Bistera Mary Hall Bird Holzhew Rochester N. Y apckMra Helen Pulver Fairport, No Charles Butler Fairport Fred But St. Pauls M. B Ernest J. Starr Bural Blin

Death Notice for Alexander Schlupp of Hudson South Dakota

Alexander Schlupp born October 3, 1868 in Rapperawyl Canton Barn Switz erland died July 29 1926 at his Hudson home aged 57 years 9 months 26 days He came to the United States in 1889 settling at Elgin and married Marie Feb 24 1896 They had one daughter Hazel and four sons Ernest John Albert Lavern He is survived by his wife mother and siblings and two grandsons Funeral services were held Sunday and burial was at Hudson with large turnout from locals and visitors He was a respected farmer noted for his stock care and neighborly disposition

Alexander Schlupp Rapperawyl Canton Barn Switzerland Hudson South Dakota Elgin Marie Fred‘enin Hazel Sone Eirnest John Albert Lavern Lehman West Union Fair Grounds Wigin Anna Maria Miller) Lehman Fayette County Barne Basel Rhine Rotterdam Havre France New York Iowa John Exhman Lois Lehman John Lehman Ed Naddleges Fred. Berg Chris Scharlach Edna Corwith Mra Wal Lehman Rock Valley Fred B. Schort Pairbault Minn John W. Lehman la Porte City FE. Lehman Frederick Geo Block Bart Puffer New Hartford J. H. Williams Fairbank Nick Lehman Dundee Otto Glenapp Larmont Floyd Puffer Gon Oscar Lehman Levi Lehman Strawberry Point Carl Lehman Sch Shtera Minneapolia Carmiell Blindee Adams Albert Reinhart Wina Bert Reinhart Bons Elma Alvin Mi Sang Mason City August Onacht Creaco Fred Heimardinger Lawler Frank Dreckman Gee, Hockscheler Sam Reinhart Fred Reinhart C.F. Smith Henry Reinhart R. Erion Clifton Platz Louis Reinhart B. L. Candell Alto Vista John Reinhart Ridensway Arthur Vatthaner Tofeld Lehman Robi. Lahman Rose Fred Reitz Louisa Schori Celia Rennison

Two Die and One Hurt as Tree Falls on Farm

Lionel Markroff, twelve, died at West Union hospital after being crushed by a large elm while four men including his father and Eddie Klingman cut the tree on a farm near West Union. Klingman was seriously injured, initially critical but improving, with skull fracture after a limb struck him. A hired man and others escaped with minor injuries as bees swarmed the tree.

Lionel Markroff West Union Hospital West Wnion Eddie Klingman Weat Union Abnee Marknoff Lionel Dallas Clarence Hoag Mr. Marknoff Lionel Markrof Tita

First Zinnias Show In Eigin Next Saturday At City Hall

The flower show features zinnias revived by late rains. Town and township residents are invited to bring four blooms in plain containers, with name tags for judging. Prizes awarded. ribbons used.

Eigin Zinnian

Following The Crowd Sermon At CHURCH

Attendance at Sunday morning services is rising as the pastor continues to share the Gospel. Next Sunday at ten the sermon covers Following The Crowd, with Sunday school at eleven and an afternoon and evening program at Til yria for former residents and invited guests. Ladies' Aid Society meets today hosted by Mrs Sam Lehman. Ernest J Starr, Pastor.

Tilyria Ladies’ Aid Society Sam Lehman SL Paul’s Ernest J

Warden Warns On Undersized Catfish In Turkey River

Last week on Wednesday the fish warden placed catfish in the Turkey river near Clermont and complaints say fishermen are catching undersized fish. Catfish must be 12 inches long by law, so throw back anything under that size. The warden will be on the lookout and will prosecute all violators.

Turkey River Clermont

Rye Yields Eight Bushels Per Acre At Local Farm

The beet rye crop yielded eight bushels per acre at the Luchsinger farm after threshing last week. The corn crop yielded about sixty bushels per acre, significantly above the average. Tenants and families joined a park gathering with prayers and ice cream, while a union service was held at the MBE church due to weather.

M. Luchsinger

Elgin Beats Arlington in Tight League Showdown

Elgin snapped a slump with a 3 to 0 victory over Arlington on Sunday, scoring early and extending their lead as West Union sits tied for fifth. F. Kiple and L. Kiple led the offense with key hits, while Bird and Green contributed, and Arlington managed a lone eighth inning run on an error. Other games saw Clermont edge St. Olaf 2 1, West Union outlasting Volga 7 6 in 12, Hawkeye defeating Postville 6 2 in 14, and Pontgilis facing Arlington as the circuit wrapped up.

Higin Arlington Elgin FF. Kiple B. Kiple L. Kiple Falk L. Klingman F. Kip Kohler Sams Bird Green B. Kipto Christ Ar Ileton Herrling West Union Arington Postvills Mlgin Clermont Postville St. Obef Volga Hawkeye

Lehman Reunion at West Union marks second annual gathering

The Lehman family reunion at West Union fairgrounds on Sunday August 8 drew around 260 attendees despite rain. The event honored John and Maria Lehman ancestors, with a family program, business session planning the 3rd meeting at Wiggin next year, and a large list of attendees across multiple states.

Reed flower basket returned to memorial at Bigia cemetery

A basket removed from Mrs. Gus Boyer’s fet at Bigia cemetery was replaced by the unknown person or persons last week. The family, who say the basket was made by a family friend, warns that there will be no further action if it is kept in its place.

Gus Boyer Bigia

Hugh Patterson Hurt in Fall at Home

Hugh Patterson suffered bruises and cuts after a fall downstairs at his home early Friday. He could reach the door and call to Mrs. Ed Klingman for help. Patterson was placed to bed and treated, then moved to his sister Mrs. C Smith’s home on Saturday for rest and recovery.

Hugh Patterson Ed Klingman

Elgin Dairy Adopts Individual Cream Can System

The Elgin Farmers' Dairy Co. decided at its last meeting to implement the individual cream can system, aiming for completion by October 1. The change promises a better product at the creamery as dairy folks pursue a progressive improvement. Burroughs Best adding machine rolls available at the Echo Office.

Elgin Farmers’ Dairy Co

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Farm Bureau Organizationa Pleasant Valley August. Brause Misa Cessna Extension Department Ab ‘Ames John Fale Lew] Chriet Alexanderchlupt Starr Baptist Church Sumner BY. P. U Au B. Y. PU Brainard Ladies Aid Petratz Bigin Pontgilis Ariington Sh Olaf Kiple Kipte B., Jr Klingman Beste Christ Grover Firoan Bueneka Antwine Ordon Buesing Algin Roy Halleck Bearer Harold J. Kiple Uew Pet Volga City St. Olaf Ees Baae Hawken BLGIN Weat Unior Oes Aes Lehman Reunion Hans Keiser Hugh Patterson Hury Burroughs Machinerolla Echo Office
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