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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1912

Page

8

Iowa items recount fires, deaths, trials and rail wrecks

A sprawling Iowa roundup reports Cedar Rapids man recants a past trial testimony, a Strawberry Point family narrowly escapes a midnight blaze, and a Hesner home burns. It notes rail derailment near Muscatine, farm institute news, stock sales, apportionments, prison sentences, and a widening list of local incidents across towns from Mazon City to Des Moines.

Charles Jack Anamoss Reformatory John G. Gates Cedar Rapids Jack Traer Guy Phillips Strawberry Point George Hesner J. N. Stacks Jefferson Iowa Bostom Mazon City Mason City Albert Lea Owatonna Humboldt Ft. Dodge Marshalltown Eldora Estherville Emmetsburg Clear Lake Charles City Joseph Dewey Fred Slaughter Rockwall City Anamosa Dewey Slaughter Rock Island Muscatine Calhoun County Farmers’ Institute Rockwell City Mr. Ayr H. ©. Beard Johnson County Northwestern Council Bluff i Farmers’ Institute Williamsburg H. H. Fairfall D. D Iowa City Charles Okey Prescott Will H. Englert Bijou Jowl City Willam Cross Milwaukee John Williams James Burns Chariton Derby State Bank Iowa Retail Shoe Dealers’ Essociation Des Moines D. H. Talbot Sioux City Me. Talbot McCook Lake Portland Cement Company Henry Neyen Farmers’ Elevator Company of Dillon Croft Seed Company Orgon Moulton A. C. Croft William James Hendon William C. McAllister Cornell Blutts Tie Head McAllister Frm Board of Appraisers Frank Barnes Marcus Clare Hood Lahift Griffin Thomas Nuirby Harry Lundstrum Marshall County William Reed Thirlby Tripoli Bremer County Waverly Gilman Seager James Novak Bank of Gilman Institute of Clinton Jesus Christ Samuel McCauley Nevada Knights of Pythias State Street Kelly George Refsnider Wapkousa Fort Dodge

Iowa Beef Cattle Plan Aims to End Famine and Boost State Output

Iowa officials and the Iowa Beef Cattle Association announce specials in late February and March to educate farmers on beef production. A beef cattle expert will tour institutes and trains, while cattle trains will travel Rock Island and Chicago Northwestern routes to teach efficiency. The state seeks input from successful cattle men on profitability, with $7,500 allocated by the last legislature to fund these efforts.

Des Moines America Iowa W. J. Kennedy Department of Animal Husbandry Ames Lows Beef Cattle Association Frokensor Kennedy Beeft Producers’ Association Rock Island Chicago & Northwestern Union Kennedy

Grading Inmates At Knoxville Inebriate Asylum Sparks Controversy

Des Moines reports superintendent Done Olive outlines a plan to grade inmates at the state inebriate asylum in Knoxville by severity of condition, separating beginners from advanced cases and varying food and treatment. Officials and Governor Carroll are urged to investigate.

Carroll Union Des Moines Canada Done Olive Knoxville

British Duke Prefers New York Life to England Home

The duke of Newcastle arrives in America to establish headquarters at the Metropolitan Club in New York while spending months in Philadelphia. He enjoys photography and fishing, is a former ward of Gladstone, and oversees vast estates. His wife the duchess manages hunting and horse breeding at Clumber. Their heir is Lord Francis Hope, who remarries after a divorce from May Yohe.

New York Atlantic England United States Plains Far West Duke of Newcastle Haster Metropolitan Club Philadelphia Smart William 2. Gladstone Great Lake Clumbor Ninth Lancers Clumber Harriers Newcastle United Kingdom Clumber Francis Hope

Conductor Dies After Fall From Moving Train On South Side

Harris a 32 year old Chicago conductor was fatally thrown from an elevated car on the South Side after the train lurched forward while he leaned out to inspect a block signal stopping the train. He was found dead in the alley below.

Falla Chicago Harris

Churchess City Votes Wet Sundays in L A Suburb

Vernon, a Los Angeles suburb, reportedly the only incorporated city with no church, voted for wet Sundays. Three saloons operate there and most residents favored permit. Kitty women voted, and results indicated public taste leans toward alcohol sales on Sundays.

Los Angeles Vernon United States

Seven Years of Misery Ends for Mrs Bethune

Sikeston Missouri woman Mrs Dama Bethune credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending seven years of illness including monthly bed rest, cramp, backache, and nervous debility. She says the remedy helped with displacements inflammation irregularities and related symptoms after other medicines failed.

Sikeston Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia 5 Pinkham

That Was Adding the Alt to Injury in Trolley Tale

In a crowded trolley car a young lady stood in front of Mr Jinks and refused to take his seat. He pretended not to know her and remained seated until she spoke and questioned his manners. He rose angrily, blaming her dance for his behavior and defending his actions as the ride wore on. Representative Mann comments on the exchange as a political squabble echo.

Mr. Jinks Jinks

Not a Brass Band Booth-What in Charity and Philanthropy

A fragment from a historical column riffs on charity versus philanthropy with wordplay. The text mentions Ho attending a meeting and the risk of being removed, plus a jokey aside about hiring a prese agent, conveying a humorous tone and speculative social commentary.

Booth Charity

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