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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
4
The House Furnishing Department announces Special Sales of Royal Steel Enameled Ware. These goods are described as high quality, triple coated, heavy steel base and seamless, with durability claimed if dropped. A full line is offered.
Rinsing pans offered in a sale include a 21 quart pan with well riveted malleable iron handles priced at 76 cents. Special DAC applies to this sale along with 12 and 14 quart rinsing pans featured for the event.
A sale note offers high quality cotton bales described as clean white with no black spots and good weight. Original price listed as ten cents, but the special sale price is five tenths per unit.
Bargain driven sale advertises 100 pieces of fast colored double folded percace Jworth 8c today. Features include 53 Ag offers a Nova beloyy coat, black peamleas, 40 Taffeta silk wash ribbon, mens black heavy socks 20c to 10c, striped shirts and work shirts 25c. Also notes many articles and full line of advertised items.
Twelve dozen pieces of decorated china ware described as hard body and not glaze with floral designs offered at 25 cents, sellers price cut to 10 cents for this sale.
Clermont and West Union residents gathered for a harvest home picnic drawing 750 to 1000 people. The event featured music by the Virgin Band sports and a 13 to 4 Clermont victory over Ossian in ball. Visits from Miss Turner and Mrs Brickdou noted, along with church plans and local travel. Chamberlains remedy touted for colic and diarrhea relief.
Sunday visits fill Illryia area as Mrs Kimpson Edith Rebbert Richard’s Pearl Kiinggran and many others spend the day at relatives’ homes. Worries Reichert, John Croat, Lula Kerr, Albert Klingman and numerous neighbors are named among callers. Weather noted as warm with farmers threshing in full swing and several harvest-home events attended, including a picnic at Fayette. A touching note about a Cumberland Md child’s recovery via Dr King’s New Discovery is included. Fred Gehring and Knudson advertise.
Bulletin No 25 announces the largest property for sale bulletin in this town area. It offers free mailed copies, farm rentals, tenant placement, and loan money on gilt-edge security. The note promises correct abstracts on short notice and rental listings, with office and residence phone contacts.
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