Prices for EEE and NeI at Ta Roonar, Clerindiit
Fragmentary notice shows EEE prices and a Ta Roonar location near Clerindiit. Reads Wed 2 nei with unclear details. Further readable text needed for full comprehension.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary notice shows EEE prices and a Ta Roonar location near Clerindiit. Reads Wed 2 nei with unclear details. Further readable text needed for full comprehension.
An event described as the 106 ceremony occurred on a Saturday evening in January 1920. The account mentions J Bielide beraywho and other individuals from South Dahota and related areas, noting congratulations and exchanges related to the union.
Fragmentary OCR text references Mr and Mrs Madberry hosting a visit by Miriam and Mrs Ygarour in Tirta township. Names appear garbled. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Blain, a family migration to Delwain and Dap Malya, references to Valent and a Mr. Boleyn. It includes uncertain notes about a brother J A Boleyn, with confused phrases about residence, age, and possible illness, but no clear events or dates.
Elgin notes detail school events including a five number lycen sale, Friday game results with Elgin boys losing 18 to 12 to a rival team, and plans for girls basketball and future home games. It also covers student fund drives, a proposed yearbook, and the start of hot lunch programs with costs per pupil and meal options.
Fragmented speech describes a town hall gathering set for Saturday night January 24 with an election for a local committee. A resident named John Smith is noted as recently moved from Lawn and has been facing hardship. neighbors helped him off a dispute.
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