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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1907

Page

3

Tur key mail clerk leads move to former town HQ

Leslie Cooley, now on the Turkey River-Wear Union run, will soon relocate his family to the former town to establish it as headquarters while serving as mail clerk for the U S mail. The Board of Supervisors met Monday as notes on local moves and ownership transfers emerged. Possession is set for March 1.

Leslie Cooley Turkey Montana Board of Supervisors Grnver Alma St. Joe Missouri Econo Eiforé Hunsberger D.C Forbes Hunesberger Elgin

Local notes from Fayette county town life in 1907

A fragmented 1907 column details visitors and movements in Fayette county. Ida Wander returns to Oswien. Prof Hadsel heads to Cedar Rapids then Miami University. C A Lehmen and wife travel to Corliss. Mrs Schiefelbein and students visit, with health recoveries noted. Local trades, farm plans, and shop notices mix with names like Harkins, Merrifield, Arnold Banman, Weibel, and Muehlenthaler as community events and business updates blend through the holiday period.

Ida’ Wander Caigea Arnold Banman West Union Pleasant Valley Township John Benson Fred Hadsel Miss Minnie Robin Earle Fayette Prof. Hadsel Cedar Rapids Miami University C. A. Lehmen Corliss Wis Clermont

Sparrow Club Drives Peat Destruction in England

The Sparrow Ghub, organized to destroy peat bogs in England, has existed six years and claims 7,206 birds removed. The Farmers' Mutual company, formed with Henry Brieden as president, plans routes from Elgin to Gomiteot via the Standard, and the organization was perfected December 26.

Parcow England Mutuallophone. Company Henry Brieden Preaipént Elgin Goniteot Organication

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Towa China the Fair Store Fred. G. Gehring Owa Ale Weibel Muehlenthaler iEthiel Heling 5 Colonization’ Co. Salen Dwyer W ‘Fisher Mora Sthan Fayette County Ayer EI Soy Aughenbaugh & CO J. Capper Fuller & Johnson
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