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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1921

Page

5

Funeral rites held for local resident in Baptist church

Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at The Baptist church by Rev. Wedel for a resident known as a true friend. Mourners gathered in large numbers from Watthegan and neighboring areas. Interment followed at Bein cemetery. Mrs Job Miior of Wi gting and Mrs Emil Pate of Bamber attended among others. references to local ties and last rites noted.

Ium Sko C Jeill Watthegan Whinols Job Miior Emil Pate Bamber de Alster Baptist Wedel Aphinston Bein

Fatal accident mars Hedrick family near Lone Beach

Franc Hedrick and his wife were struck by a car while en route to church in Lone Beach California. Hedrick died instantly and Mrs Hedrick suffered a skull fracture a broken limb and other injuries. Her prospects for recovery were said to be poor. Hedrick formerly lived near Gunder and was known as one of the wealthier residents of the area with many old friends in Wigin.

Franc ‘Hollick L. G. Lehman Franc Hedrick Lone Beach Catifornis California Hedrick Gunder Wigin

Income Tax Information From The Banks Of Migin

The banks of Migin arrange with an income tax expert to visit on the 15th and 16th of the month to advise clients. The exact date is not fixed yet but bank staff will relay details when available. A moderate fee is charged, yet consulting saves time and trouble. The expert will be at the banks and can be reached through any bank official.

Migin Thelin Tolen Tim Lawtier

Noties Eigin Merchants Sell Flour Brands

Misia merchants announce delivery of seven flour brands including Seal of Minnesota Clear Quill White Pearl Crystal Patent Cinderella Queen of the Northwest and Phoyser flour with prices from 2.26 to 3.85 depending on quality. They seek your favor and pledge their best efforts in service.

Noties Eigin Ateres Misia Seal of Minnesota Crystal Patent Cinderella Queen of the Northwest Phoyser

Thanks We Take This Method Of Expressing

A brief card conveys gratitude for support and acknowledges assistance. The note reflects appreciation in a formal tone, citing the thoughtful gestures and kind messages received from friends and colleagues.

Thanksgiving Service Acknowledges Mrs Christian Loertacher

Community notice expresses gratitude to Mrs. Christian Loertacher for her role in the Hudsone area event titled We Are Thankful, noting appreciation from attendees and organizers.

Christian ‘Loertacher

Miss Wilhelmina Binz Dies at Finley Hospital

Miss Wilhelmina Binz daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Binz formerly of this city died at Finley hospital on Tuesday February funeral services will be held at Waltons chapel Friday February 4 at 4 pm Binz was born in Red Wing Minnesota and later lived in Dubuque where she taught for many years She also taught in Helena Montana and Tacoma Washington before returning to Elgin Iowa then came to Dubuque for treatment She was a member of St Lukes Methodist Episcopal church The community expresses sympathy to her mother Mrs Anna Rogers and friends in Dubuque

Diex Finley Hospital Wilhelmina Bez Emil Nz Walton's Chapel Ine Red Wing Minnesota Dubuque Helena Moutins Tacoms Washington Anna Rogers Elgin Iowa Misa Bina St. Luke's Methodist, Episcopal Church Dubuqa Mias Binz Rogers Aif

Literary Program by Ladies' Gia Society at Church

The 2nd Division of the Ladies' Gia Society hosts a Friday evening program February 28 in the church main auditorium with local talent. After the show a social in the dining room offers home made ice cream candy popcorn doughnuts and coffee. Admission is 2 cents for the program. refreshments priced separately. All invited.

Ladies’ Gia | Society Tatent

Brackin’s Thoroughbred Hog Sale Fetches Strong Prices

Chester Whites averaging 60 dollars per head highlighted a Wednesday sale at the livery barn led by buyer turnout from Fayette County Pig Club and Elgin. Notable bids included J. Allen and Reuben Howard among many others, with top price around 938 dollars and wide participation from local clubs and buyers.

J. B. Brackin M. J. Allen Brackin Higin Fayette County Pig Club Wil Earl Bennett Elgin Fred: Rothlisberger Blein Fred ‘Rothlisberger Meyar Cantalla Wee Eee George Haneon Fagin Payette County Pig Club Fred Rothlisberger Preddie Schori B. H. Brackin Aron Pete Luchsinger Fein Bert Aten Brass FDOF

Assessing Weights and Measures at Local Grocery

In Winterloe Courier report a merchant was fined for carelessness in weights and measures with underweight goods. Inspectors found a faulty weighing scale and a pump device causing short measures on household iron, gasoline cans, and oils. Judge urged accuracy, noting the law requires exact weights and measures.

Ae Acale Weights and Agurea Dudge Winterloe

Beware of Common Curd and Child Health Advice

A damaged public health notice warns parents to protect children from diseases and to seek reliable medical advice for coughs fever sore throats and other symptoms. It emphasizes wholesome food sleep regular habits and fresh air. The piece urges early dental care to prevent decay and its dangers.

Getiva Ag

Decorah School Faces Loss of Accreditation Over Bond Vote

State officials warned Decorah the basement project condemned three years ago could jeopardize accreditation after voters rejected a 160000 bonding plan. If faults remain unremedied, the Decorah school may be dropped from the accredited list next year. Business visitors Hans Grether A M Weibel Thes Knudtson called in Guttenberg and Cammer the first of the week.

State Board of Education Decorah Fayette County Union Hans Grether A. M. Weibel Thes, Knudtson Guttenberg Catmer

Secret North End Visit Sparks Embarrassing Snippet

A young man from the north end visits a south end girl and confesses with secrecy about an evening mishap. The meeting prompts red faces and a blush as a remark about an uncovered ear from the girl’s late brother reveals the comic misunderstanding.

North End South End Sis

The Lad with the Loaves and Other Bible Pages

A fragmented church program lists items and participants including Mabel Dummermuth St. John 8 1 22 and 1 Corinthians 15 with selections such as The Lad with the Loaves Vocal Duet selections and narrations featuring Delbert Lane Dorothy Peeper Opal Schori Joseph and Benjamin Miriam Jairus daughter restored Abraham Isaac and other biblical readings with names like Harriet Mosby Lillian Patterson Myrtle Kohler Mae Bopp and Harry Parker and judges names Rev Gordon McDonald Garbett and Larrabee.

Gerald Schori Delbert Lane Sealy Adywebr Dorothy Peeper Miriam Opal Schori John the Baptist Dorothy Gilson Gee Wee Eyes Myrtle Kohler Mae Bopp Joseph Benjamin Hulda Meyer Abraham Isaac Poten Harriet Mosby Jairus Lillian Patterson Harry Parker Misa Florence Otley F. J. Moore

Religious notices and events at UW. E. Church

The church schedules multiple activities including a 7:30 pm note at the chapel door, Ladies' Aid meeting with Mrs. John Johnson on Thursday, February 17, a Bible Story Contest Friday February 8 at 7:20 pm with a collection to cover expenses, and a religious survey of the Dubuque district. Services next Sunday include 10:00 am morning worship, 11:00 am service, Epworth League at 8:45 led by Fay Klingman, with preaching events at 7:30.

UW. E aeRedeeg Bondalus Bhurddas Ladies’ Aid Society John Johnson Methodist Church Dubuque Soa Epworth League Fay Klingman

Florida letter from Mrs Benson recalls Yunker wintering in St Augustine

From Florida writes Mrs John Benson of a friend Mrs Rudolf Yunker spending winter in St Augustine Florida. She praises fruit groves gardens and ornamental shrubbery the climate benefiting both and describes watching ships and freight traffic. Also notes high rents and many tourists and ends with social meeting notice for Flustern Stars on February 16 and a local bank president mention in Webster City.

Florida John Benson Rudolf Yunker St. Augustine Vome St.Augustine States Higin

Policy Debate on Farmers and City Interests in Agricultural Prosperity

A 19th century style reflection argues against favoring single interests in policy. It warns that urban capital and city dwellers push for constraints on farmers while promising prosperity from cheap food. The piece calls for open credit, smarter farming, stronger cooperatives, and educated citizens to sustain independent yeoman farming against encroaching urban power.

Aternes Pat Tore Wade Gamer Marke Cny

Dinner for Civil War veterans marks eighty eighth birthday

At Lansing Dudley House Captain Buscem celebrated his eighty eighth birthday hosting Civil War veterans and longtime Amo residents. A ledger of ages and names appears among attendees, while local businesses promote grain products and exchange offers.

Lansing Buscem Dudley House Chris Miser Buscam Glen J. A- Decker N. A. Nelson J. M. Turner W. Bulman Chas. Bergeler Geo W. Albert J Thos. Goodell Albert Gaultthier

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Tittke Fenetola Polle H.W. Beermann County Treas Dr. Hess Pir Gale Chester Decorah School Akmoat M. E. Church Elizabeth Upton BIBLE Christ Councils Nicodemus Mabel Dummermuth Louisa Meyer Lazarus Margaret Yenney Red Sea Dorothy Grether Bessie Johnson Florence Kohler Eevegee Ee Eee Matt Gordon McDonald Syria Larrabee, Jr Clermont Garbett Flustern Stars Webster City Claftha Murray McMurray Armint Weibel Mill Company Mae Harrington Weat Union
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