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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1897
Page
7
An OCR fragment references Scotts Emulsion with unclear wording about a boy and a druggist, hinting at a product advertisement. The readable text centers on the emulsion product and a likely sale or labeling context, but specifics are missing, leaving uncertainty about full details and dates.
Local notes report Roche the hypnotist performing Saturday evening at the Opera House with admission 25 and 85 cents. The item lists Capper Shaffer offerings from dry wood to flour and groceries, plus community updates on visits, births, and meetings across West Union Elgin and surrounding towns.
A note expresses deep gratitude for a handsome chair gifted by Higin’s Domino Band to their manager. The writers treasure the memory and emotion tied to the band, saying the gesture outweighs mere material value and will never be forgotten.
Prof Noahe Agnin and Prof Roche announce an hypnotism demonstration in Elgin on Saturday evening January 0 18%. Admission 25 to 35 cents. Reserved seats on sale at State's Pharmacy. Critics and attendees from prior engagements highly anticipate this performance.
An eighty acre farm is offered for sale near Brainerd Iowa with house and outbuildings, timber, pasture, and wells described, price favorable. Later council records from Ene Iowa and January 1807 note meetings, approvals, and bills. Officials Graham Moser Ehrlich Paldna, Mayor Mattoon, Recorder Led Ainsworth, and others are listed with standard community actions.
Fragmented OCR text cites Mrs S A Sweet of Hartford praising Karl's Clover Root Tea for nerves constipation and general strength. Also mentions Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy with nasal injector and various misjoined phrases about feed and mills.
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