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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1919

Page

5

Fayette County Fair Draws Crowds Across The Big Days

W Bopp and wife traveled from West Union for a Fayette County fair visit as many cars streamed through on the way to the county fair. Forest Welch injures a finger at work when a heavy load of cans crushes the digit. Gladys Phillips and Miss Stone of Fayette spent Sunday with Miss Marie Falb. Dr and Mrs H S Hadsel have moved from their Main street home to the room over Citizens' State Bank. Verle Kniel returns from Potosi and Guttenberg trip to oversee study plans. Kniel will teach in Guttenberg again.

W. Bopp West Union Chase Kniles Fayetta County Fair Forest’ Welch Gladys Phillips Miss Stone Fayette Marie Falb Hadsel Main Street Benjamin Baumgartner Citizens’ State Bank Verle Kniel Potosi Whaebwain Elgin Guttenberg

Wilson Vetoes Daylight Saving Law With Reluctance

President Wilson announces he returns the daylight saving bill without approval, citing substantial inconveniences to farmers. He says production needs and industrial needs forced balancing of disadvantages, while the House veto repeal passes 223 to 101, sending the measure to the Senate.

Wilson National House Senate

Eleven Shock At Sabulo Threshers From Lightning

A thunderbolt struck Claus Peters home west of Sabulo during a storm, knocking eleven threshers from their feet as electricity ran from a nearby pole through wires to the porch. Lloyd Mathews was worst affected, unconscious for minutes with a burn streak on his arm. John Lawrence had a minor burn. R W Muehrenthaler was away at the state fair in Dea Maines.

Claus Peter Sabulo Ave Lloyd Mathews John Lawrence

Nelson Landsgard Wedding Celebrated at Marlon Lutheran Church

Saturday afternoon at three o'clock the wedding joined Miss Helen Nelson and Harold Landsgard in marriage at the Marlon Lutheran church in a ceremony before a large gathering of relatives and friends. Rev Arvegon officiated. A reception and wedding supper followed at the bride's parents home. The bride, a Waterloo teacher, and the groom, a Gander businessman, will reside in Gonder with many well wishes from friends.

Marlon Gutheran Arvegon Helen Nelson Harold Landsgard B. Nelson

Glark Stoehr Wedding Ends Quiet Cedar Rapids Ceremony

Miss Blaye Ruth Clark of New Orleans and Lewis Leslie Stoehr of Cedar Rapids wed Thursday afternoon August 21 at 4 30 in the home of the bride’s aunt Mrs L V Moser 863 Second avenue The Rev BE R Burkhalter officiated A luncheon followed The bride an orphan and musician met her groom two years ago The groom recently discharged from fourteen months overseas service resumed work as bookkeeper for Loomis Bros He came from Wiggin Iowa to Cedar Rapids The Elgin friends send best wishes for a long happy marriage

Blaye Ruth Clark New Orleans Lewis Leslie Stoehr Plac Higin Cedar Rapids I. G. Stoehr Elgin Echa

Boyle Kohls Wedding Near Elgin In Catholic Ceremony

Miss Eva Marie Boyle daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Boyle of Elgin married Sgt Walter P Kohls of Stainer at seven on Monday morning August 18 in the Catholic church with Father James O Donald officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs H A Kohls of Sumner. The bride wore a dark blue suit with matching hat and shoes. The groom has served in the army two years with nine months remaining. Local friends extend best wishes to the couple. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs H Kelser traveled to Milwaukee and Chicago to attend Baptist conferences referenced at Moody’s Bible Institute.

Eva Marie Boyle Ed Boyle Elgin Walter P. Kohls Stainer James O'Donald Sumper H. A. Kohls Sumner

The River serial opens in Beho with thrilling tale

A Daring drama of taming the Colorado river and the Imperial valley unfolds in a fictional yet fact based story by Hdnah Aiken. The River blends battle strong men and a romantic thread as it chronicles the daring fight to control a great river. Watch for the first installment in an upcoming Beho issue.

Colorado Imperial Valley California Hdnah Aiken

Survey aims to explain high land costs amid Midwest boom

Dr. L. Gray of the U.S. Department of Agriculture travels to Iowa to lead a state wide survey on inflated land values and rents. The study will assess land class, tenancy, and earning power of town farms, seeking data to guide a public information campaign. The wave of high land prices is noted across central Iowa and neighboring states. In Algona a Poland China breeder sold the herd boar Evolution for a world record 25,200 dollars at a semiannual sale, boosting the day’s total to 49,006 dollars from 31 head.

L. ©. Gray Division of Agriculture Washington Gray Towa Iowa Tiaois Missouri Middle West Wisconsin Big Monsey William Fe, Greene Algona Evolution Harry Utenbogard KR. C. Henry John Wagter Sheldon

Elgin Canning Factory in Full Swing Amid Busy Season

The Elgin Canning Company operates at full capacity as corn arrives fast and the pack shows promise for another strong year. Manager Albert Schori and Superintendent Dean oversee operations while Miss Weaver runs the front office. Visitors receive courteous treatment as the plant demonstrates its high grade canning. Some corn fields yield lower than expected but the overall pick is expected to be large and the pack to surpass hopes.

Elgin Canning Albert Schori Dean Miss Weaver

Draft horses scarce across Iowa and Midwest

Ioyn Wayne Dinsmore and 4 H Kildee report a nationwide draft horse shortage after tours of Iowa, with foals scarce at 1 per 244 farms and few yearlings. Buyers seek mares for export to France and Belgium as tractors replace some work. Geldings remain pricey at 500 to 700 dollars per team. Frost line nears.

Ioyn Wayne Dinsmore Percheron Society of America H. Kildee Anmal Husbandry Department Iowa State College Iowa Avery Dinsmore Wenoels Ohio United States France Belgium

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Elgin Savings Bank R. W. Muehrenthaler Dea Maines Mendon Township Clayton County McGregor Clermont Jacob Christen Carl M. Raftis Wadena Waukon West Union Eliader Elkader Highland Store Gunder Olson Elgin Land Company A. M. Weibel Nelson Landsgard Waterloo Glark—Stoehr Broyle Kohls
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