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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1922

Page

5

A Remarkable Wedding And Church Visitor Tale

A lengthy write up describes a wedding reception with a yellow and white decorated table. The bride and groom recall school days. The article notes the bride’s education at Iowa and Chicago, her work in art education, and a long-standing faculty role. It recounts church visitors, souvenir demand, and global guests visiting the church, including Dr. Pitts of Brooklyn.

Tnen Rigin Noti Milas Helen University of Iowa Delta Dela Delta the University, of Chicago University School Ing

Northeastern Iowa Power and Light keeps lights on during coal shortage

Despite coal scare, Northeastern Iowa Power and Light Co preserves service across towns. The company secured water power early and maintains light, heat, and power for patrons. Millers keep service normal, praised for foresight in securing water power amid shortages.

Northeastern Iowa Power and Light Company Iowa Power and Light Co

Rio Grande Wheat Sample Offered by Welbel Mill Company

Winter wheat from Rio Grande described as thoroughly acclimated with a 64 lb test. Advertises availability at the bank or Welbel Mill. Mentions home grown stock and several acres noted, with promising results and a nondescript business appeal.

Rio Grande Welbel Mill Company

Tell Him Now Praise While He Lives

A poem urges readers to praise and encourage a man while he is alive, noting that tombstones cannot read or respond. It emphasizes the value of sincere support from friends over fame or money, and urges immediate encouragement rather than waiting until death.

Hiss Ilfe Sti

Sheriff Finds Little Still Near Cresco Domicile

The story recounts a sheriff and deputy locating a small liquor still at the Stil home near Cresco after a tip. A baby was recently born at the domicile, and locals spread word about the family keeping a tiny still. The sheriff was shown the Still, Jr. and purchased elgara, per the report.

Cresco John Still elgara—Dacorah

Home Coming Picnic at Illyria Recalled in Community Event

The annual Illyria home coming picnic drew a large crowd on Friday with morning speeches from F. Q Brown of Hipworth Seminary and Martin Bosth of Wallingford. Local races and games followed, a supper was served, and Beth’s Gel play entertained the crowd. Lights by Grimm & Behup bach and music by the Bilkeder Band complemented the festivities.

Illyria Patyininatt Myris Hag Spons Mogt Excellegt Addréag Ware F. Q Brown Hipworth Martin Bosth Wallingford Ilytia Bravkin Niyria Beth Ita Grimm Behupbach Bilkeder Shaffer

Man Educated To Loaf Quote By Shaw At Detroit Club

Former governor Leslie M. Shaw criticizes modern education in a Detroit Army and Navy club address. He laments youth taught to seek ease, urges work and service as the basis of progress, citing his father’s remark on happiness from contribution to need. Fayette County Leader reports.

Leslie M. Shaw Thie Army and Navy Club Detroit Shaw Fayette Co. Leader

Oldest Civil War veteran claim from New Market area

Obert, a Civil War veteran from New Market, claims to be the oldest veteran in Towa state. Alex Duncan, aged 97, enlisted in August 1862 for three years, fought in several battles, and spent ten months in prison. He still lives on his homestead in Taylor County, taken from the government in 1845, and he and his wife celebrated their seventy third wedding anniversary in March.

New Market Towa Alex Duncan Taylor County

Donnan Incorporation Vote Nears Victory in Fayette County

Donnan residents approved incorporation with 91 to 1 in a near unanimous vote last Saturday. Officers election is set for September 2, with plans for a church and possibly a bank building soon after. Deputy U. S. Marshal shot himself at the Berry Hotel Wednesday, left hip injury treated at Clark Hospital. Europe relief mentioned alongside a Palb's bread slogan.

Donnan Fayette County Gehoot Berry Hotel Clark Hospital Marquette Europe Palb

Iowa State Tax Levy Reduced to 0.11 Mills for 1922

State executive council at the state house fixed the tax levy for state purposes at 0.11 mills for 1922, down from 8.75 mills in 1921. The change stems from a reduced livestock assessment and a railroad tax adjustment, with county assessors’ equalization and timing noting taxes will be collected in 1923.

State Executive Council State House Iowa Courta

Town Sees Federal Road Aid Rise in Dunn Plan

Iowa State Highway Commission notes the Dunn bill raises federal road aid to 85.8 million for 1922 a 50 million per year cap would bring town shares around 1.4 million. The conference bill sets 1923 at 85 million and 1924 at 75 million. The plan, drafted with state highway officials association input, also boosts per mile limits to 16600 for 1923 and 32000 thereafter.

Congression Towa State Highway Officiala’ S Association Iowa State Highway Commission

Independent Citizenship for Married Women Bill Debate

The Nation's House debate focuses on H R 12022 introduced by Rep John L Cable of Ohio to grant citizenship to women regardless of alien husbands. The issue, covered in the Eicho, presents extracts and data for readers studying independent citizenship for married women and related current topics.

National House of Representatives John L. Cable Ohio United States Eicho Liberal

Baptist Church Notes Sunday Services and Speakers

Baptist church notes list Sunday August 27 services at 10 am and 11 am with Sunday school at 8 pm. Also mentions Wednesday August 30 a talk by Rev. Jacob Speicher of Swatow China afternoon and evening. A guest preacher from their conference is expected Sunday September 2.

Baptist Church Jacob Speicher Swatow China Speicher

Old Wheat Flour and Shoe Stock Sale Notice

Good time to lay in Old Wheat Flour with Beal of Minnesota and Clear Quill brands available at Higin Geo H Schori C Kniel H W Falk and Max Thoma stores. You are assured matured flour when calling for these brands. Weibel Mill Company closing out shoe stock with 68 good times to buy. Another shipment of felt import arrived at Wigin Millinery.

Beal Minnesota Higin Geo H. Schori & Co C. Kniel H. W. Falk Max Thoma Weibel Mill Company Byane Wigin Millinery

Monument to Soldiers Planned for Highland Cemetery

The Highland cemetery in Tilyria township will receive a $2600 soldiers' monument. The board of supervisors and soldiers' relief commission approved the design, a fourteen foot polished granite statue topped by a life-sized soldier figure. A bronze tablet will bear the eras of Revolutionary Civil and World wars and read A Tribute to Our Nation's Defenders. Mand H Prior of Postville designed and will furnish the monument, already noted for other local memorials.

Tilyria Gots Highland Cemetery Tilyria Elkader Road Siow Fies Board of Supervisors and Soldiers' Relief Commission Cemtercy Mand H. Prior Postville Prior West Union Watcoms Westgate Wadena Dunham Grove Wigha

Vacation Closes Conference Year at Local Church

The pastor takes a vacation this week and next with no Sunday services. Sunday school and Aid meeting are rescheduled due to the West Union fair. Regular services resume Sunday September 3. The Illyria church plans no services next Sunday, with revival on September 3 and a Sunday school play by Mrs Walter Rothisberger’s class on Friday September 1 at the church.

West Union Illyria Walter Rothisberger

David Saltsgiver Dead After 82 Years Near West Union

David Saltsgiver died at his home on Friday August 18 1922 aged eighty two. He lived seven miles west on the West Union Migin road and had 68 years in Payette county farming. He married Isabelle Webb in 1866 and left four children and many relatives. Funeral services were held at West Union Sunday afternoon with interment in the local cemetery.

iRev Edward Lee United Staten Roglater Belgium France Canada China Beotland Englend Armenia Ev‘ary Texas Minndeots Maine Cal- Horne Pitts Brooklyn David Sakegiver Here Union-Migin Road Carroll County Ohio Payette County Isabelle Webb West Union

The Canning Factory to Open Next Week

The Canning Factory will start the season early next week after overhaul of machinery and final repairs. Sweet corn yield is excellent and maturing rapidly in the hot weather, signaling a strong pack and hopeful profits with fair prices.

Tho Canning

Clermont Victory Over Fellows In Hard-Fought Game

Clermont defeated our ball team 7 to 2 on Sunday. The locals started strong with two runs in the second and three in the fourth, while our side pushed across two in the sixth. Witnesses called it a good game despite the lopsided score, noting Clermont bunched hits while our fellows failed to do so. This was the final Clermont-Elgin clash of the year, with two more Little Eight games on the slate and Arlington next on the grounds.

Clermont Brick City Fallows Teague Peaders Arlington Clermont-Elgin Elgin AB R-Hpor Bitter Piscseservice Larson Vcseeesreree Samo Ab Wee Cowalb Scargyeres Shipton Horan

Death of Dr Mitchell, Iowa Methodist Leader

Dr Mitchell died at Methodist Hospital in Sioux City on August 12 after a stroke. Born in 1832 in Indiana, he came to Chariton in 1852 to work as a preacher, later ordained and began a long Iowa Methodist career. He helped found Simpson College and served as trustee at Cornell College, and was a longtime trustee and president at Morningside College in Sioux City.

Bennett Mitchell Ninty Methodist Sioux City Indiana Michell Chariton Iowa Cornell College Morningside College

Elkader Band Delights Citizens With Saturday Concert

The Elkader Band played a diverse set of selections during a scheduled street concert Saturday evening. The Echo, with local citizens, thanks the group for the musical treat and for promoting the Elkader fair on September 5 to 8.

Elkader Band The Echo

Furniture Store Sale Offers Hammocks and Porch Swings

The Furniture Store announces a limited time sale with discounts on hammocks and porch swings. Shoppers can save 1-4 off regular prices storewide during the promotion.

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