Elgin Wins Big Over Arlington In Monday Night Tilt
Elgin defeated Arlington High 81 to 10 on Monday night, building a swift start and never trailing. Gehring led the offense with strong center play and long-range shots, while Kiple and Topp scored steadily as Elgin dominated the game. Arlington struggled, held to a single first-half point and couldn't mount a comeback.
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Arlington High
Arlington
Purple
Elgin Bunch
Nev
Topp
Geckers
Hortender
Bed Pugh
Ainvandthér
FF Kiple
Enile
Gid Gehring
Tapp
Reinbold
Higin
Maitie Schipbock
Hrma Grether
Lila Gruyer
Dorothy Olesen
Fileen Evans
Fernie Smith
Rina
Beniors
Arithemitc
U. S
Clem Schmid
Samuel Mosby
Fred Muchlethater
ngainst # tartar
Luana
Dering
Gehring
FS Kiplo
Elgin
Iuuana
Fohrowry
Bene
Clermont
Elgin Girls
Clearmont
Far Yer
Winkler
Mosby
Grover
Robbins
Cedlweth Bocurday
Phere
Meeting of the Ladies Cemetery Association
The Ladies Cemetery Association met at Mrs Ed Hanson's home on January 21. Officers for the coming year were elected: Alta Gehring President Ida Thoma Vice President Tito Hanson Secretary Myrtle Muehlenthaler Treasurer. Directors Bertha Lehman Jennie Mosby Louise Kobler Clara Schori Lydia Hunsberger. State of Iowa Fayette County notice and probate hearing scheduled for Anna Hunsberts will. Leon Wari Cooley married Hilda Fieber in Albany New York with Elgin ties noted.
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L. C. A. Annis
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Ed ‘Hanson
Alta Gehring
Ida Thoma
Tito Hanson
Myrtle Muehlenthaler
Bertha Lehman
Jennie Mo
Iowa
Fayette County
District Court
Anna Hunsber
West Union
Leon Cooley
Leon Wari Cooley
Leslie Cooly
Dubuque
Albany
New York
Hilda Fieber
Cooley
Checkon
Ee Company
Elgin
Ilya Orchestra to Play At Elgin Friday Night
The Illyria Orchestra will perform at the home talent show Friday night in Elgin. A favorite with locals, tickets are on sale at City Drug Store per the advertisement in the other column.
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Ilya Orchestra
Illyria
Elgin
Halstenson's Open Store February Fourth
Mr and Mrs C S Halstenson will hold a store opening February 4 benefiting from a week of busy work on interior setup and bringing in new goods. The community is wished the best of success in the new venture.
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Halstenson’s
Halstenson O
Snd
Fire damages Nicklaus residence attic in Sunday blaze
The Wigin fire department fought a Sunday morning blaze at the attic of Mrs. M. A. Nicklaus home. A four foot roof hole formed before firefighters arrived. Water and extinguishers limited damage though property loss was substantial. Cause under review, suspected faulty wiring or overheated chimney. Fire occurred with a strong wind the following day, insurance to cover lens.
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Wigin
Capper Retires After Ten Years at Fayette County Post Office
T J Capper leaves the Fayette County post office after a decade of service. He expresses satisfaction with a difficult job well done and will retire to devote full time to his hatchery business. The appointment of a successor comes as welcome news to him.
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T. J. Capper
Mr. Capper
Wilson
Fayette County
Capperhea
Elgin Postmaster Falb Appointed After Long Delay
The Elgin postmastership has long been debated and the new appointee H. Falb received official notice on Monday. The change should occur within about two weeks. The present postmaster will have served at least ten years when relieved. We congratulate Mr Falb and wish him well in office.
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Falb
Go H. Falb
Elgin
Felb
Elgin Fire Fizzles After Frozen Water Tank Thaw
A railway water tank near Elgin stockyards froze, a local man thawed it by building a fire around the pipes. The fire spread to a wooden tower but was quickly controlled with minor damage and little alarm. Mrs Frank Martin of West Highin marked her 81st birthday on January 26 with family visiting Clermont. She remains active at a festive age despite home confinement.
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Elgin
Frank Martin
West Higin
Sullivan
Clermont
Two Patrons Over Thousand Dollar Mark Named in 1924 List
The Elgin Farmers Dairy Co patrons who drew over $1000 in 1924 now total eighteen after two names were added C Briarst hong with 1199.90 and J B Bilden with 1012.23. An Elgin Fire Department notice confirms a meeting at Town Hall February 25, 1925 at 7 30 pm with a 1.00 fine for nonattendance signed by Chief H D Yaok.
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Eigin Farmers’ Dairy Co
C. Briarsthong
J. B. Bilden
Elgin Fire Department
Membeord
Elgin Fire Dept
H. D. Yaok
The Port Elgin Church Candlelight and Sermon Series
Mm E Chiroh notes a candle lighting service enjoyed by all and the girls aiding their part. The church outlines a February theme Training for Services with sermons on life equipment and a Pasto r sermon series. Evening events include Epworth League meeting and Pilgrim's Progress illustrated stories. The church invites new members and shares a home and church message from Ernest J Starr, pastor.
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Mm. E. Chiroh
Port of Elgin
Parvices
Devo
Ernest J. Starr
Sectional Tourname One of the Sectional Girls Basketball Tournament
Sectional Girls basketball tourney of the Iowa High School Association set for March 13 and 14 at Upper Iowa University Fayette under the Women's Athletic Associations. Teams from several districts entered the event, promising a fast and exciting season highlight.
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Iowa High School Association
Upper Iowa
Baptist Church Notes and Local News Collide in January
Sunday services at the Baptist church include German service with communion, Sunday school, a church dinner, junior and committee meetings, and an English service. A Ladies Aid meeting is set for February 4 in Brainard, with other notes on court cases, cemetery finances, public notices, and school updates including poems from students and a recent high school basketball report.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Arnold Bauman
Brainard
Hatchery Expands with Bigger Incubators for 1925
The Copper Hatchery bought two Buckeye Mammoth incubators of 12 000 egg capacity each last Saturday, larger than the 10 000 egg unit installed last year. They will arrive soon and be installed for the 1925 season starting Sunday. Also noted: Mrs G B Kniel ill in bed. In Lafayette township the George Whalen farm of 240 acres sold to tenant Joseph Manning for 10008 with $7500 in buildings. Ruth Rothisberger returned from West Union after visit with aunt Mrs Ide Mattocks. Mrs Hulda Stoehr hosted Dr K S Hadsel and others for dinner Friday evening.
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George Whalen
la Fayatte Township
Prevent
Joseph Manning
Allamakee
Ruth Rothisberger
West Union
Ide. Mattocks
Hulda Stoehr
K. S. Hadsel
Lana Henderson
O. P. Stoehr
A Little Clodhopper From the Poorhouse in Splinterville
Synopsis for a stage piece set in Splinterville Missouri with Miss Bean and Mrs Chiggerson Boggs. The acts cover theft two weddings a storm and a blackmail plot. Time is present place spans Splinterville the city and a boarding house. Admission 265 and 60 cents.
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George Chiggerson
Gordon Mosby
Chiggerson-Boggs
Mildred Harrington
Julietta Bean
Splinterville
Florence Lehman
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Mire
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Hawfinn
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Halatenson Jag
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J. A. Nelon
Nelgon
Allin
D. J. Murphy
Woket
Oskent
Nelson
D.rj. Murphy
Wauken
Decorah
Financial Report
The
Ladies Cemetery Association
Genetery Association
H. T. Kitu “Taon
F. G. Muehlethater
Bryan
Unite States
William Jennings Bryan
Europe
Postoffice Department
Thta
Domea
Washington
Pollovik
Frieda Miller
Luella Miller
Freddle Lauer
Elmer Meyer
Elgin Opera House
Septimus Green
Ocey Gump
Pep Fay Klingman
Charles Grover
Charmian Carter
Ludy
Edith Grether
Ernestine Schort
Country
C. M. Green
Missouri
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