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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
4
The store promotes a major semi annual clearing sale from January 27 to February 12 with emphasis on low prices on flour brands EACO Sunburst Gold Dust and White Lily. It touts cleaned wheat flour washing by its supplier, guarantees refunds, and highlights discounts on footwear coats and women's wear with cash prices and strong value messaging.
The column records numerous social visits and small transactions in Hlyria and nearby towns. Names include the Medberry, Klingman, Ernst, Fritz, Shaffer, Kobler, and several families visiting relatives at Elkader and West Union. An appeal highlights Electric Bitters as a trusted medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles.
Oak Grove news notes illnesses and recoveries including C Mounce with lagrippe, Mrs Della Wilson and Mrs Judson Conner moving home, visits from Mary Cox, Charley Smith, Stella DeFrances, and families at various homes. a hog incident harms two horses. multiple social calls at the Conner and Brabham households.
Editor J P Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised his leg badly an ugly sore followed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it thoroughly and was praised as prompt for ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or piles sold for 25 cents at The City Drug Store.
Clermont notes report Boozer visiting Alabama, Wm Crowe doing business in Postville, Lizzie Crowe visiting West Union, Tillie Halverson going to Decorah for work, Dr A D McKinley visiting relatives from Waterloo, Peter Carlin and family moving to Hettinger North Dakota, Mrs Wim B Miller recovering from illness, a surprise party at Mr and Mrs Chas Fox for their three sons, Kittle H Groth buying a Mill Street corner building for a photo gallery, Lena Gerber injuring her arm on icy sidewalks, Dr Becker assessing the fracture, ads promote King’s New Life Pills, G Dennler hauling rock, John Yost visiting, Fred Grosenbacker returning to Cleveland, a newborn died and was buried, Dan Banwart’s family and others leaving for West Bend, Lydia Nordmeyer visiting Peoria and Bol t visit, Mrs Gottleib Bigler dies at 72 with services set at Apostolic church.
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