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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

5

Elgin Beats Arlington In Tight Sunday Tilt

Arlington out hit Elgin 9 to 4 but errors and clutch hits favoring Elgin gave the visitors a 4 to 3 win. Christ Hungerford Klingman and Falb produced for Elgin while Arlington tallied in the fourth sixth and eighth as both pitchers labored and fielding misplays kept the tense crowd on edge.

Elgin Arlington Suniford Ariington Sea & Kingman Christ Hungerford Gruver Welch Kiple Bird Laurentzen Hawkeye Westgate Clermont Volga City St. Olaf Postville Eas Bane St Olaf Hlgin Ashinaton

Tiny Lhasa child dies soon after birth

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson died within an hour of birth. Funeral services led by Rev. Starr were held at the home, with burial in Illyria cemetery. The family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy and assistance during their bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Stafford of West Union attended Faynite court business in Elgin.

Adolph Hanson Shel Starr Illyria Los Angeles Carby J. W. Linbeck West Union Elgin Limbeck J. W. Dwyer Central State Electric Company John Cunningham Little 8 Madeen Arlington Club Son Gladys John Den Allen Waterloo SW. Kuster Omedonta Minnesota

Baptist Church Notes and Farm Journal Update

Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. German service and communion. Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. Dinner at 12:16 p.m. Committee meeting at 1:00 p.m. Annual report and elections at 2:00 p.m. Ladies' Aid meets July 8 at 2:00 p.m. Prayer meeting July 9 at 8:00 p.m. Rev. Ph. Lauer, pastor. Crops look promising with corn near knee high. most fields yield good small grain while hay remains below normal due to winterkill of clover. farmers plan early hay cuts to ensure a second crop.

Baptist Church Ladies’ Aid Felix Miller Brainard

Local Farmer Gene Gilmer’s Milk Cows Earn Good Profit

A Mayhard News item notes Gene Gilmer in Harlan keeps six grade Holsteins and Jerseys. His last milk check dated June 20 shows solid earnings from well cared for cows, reflecting strong feeder practices and steady profits from dairy.

Harlan Creamery Gene Gilmer Gene Mayhard News

Ice delivery halted for July Fourth observance

Special Attention All ice users are notified that there will be no ice delivery or gates at the ice house on Saturday July 4. Last supply will be Friday afternoon and evening July 3. Store closes Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. HH. W. Falk.

Lce Ice House O'Clnck HH. W. Falk

M. E. Church Notes Tonight and Sunday Services

Mid week service at 8:00 pm studies Philippians chapter three. Ladies' Aid meets in the church basement this afternoon. Sunday services at Mountys 10 o'clock worship, 11 o'clock Sunday school, 7:20 Epworth League, 8:00 evening service. Title is The Romance of the Republic and offerings urged. Ernest J. Starr, Pastor. Upset with family in Car Theeuig drama ends with a Ford mishap as Louis loses control near H W Hoelnis home. no major injuries aside from Mrs Light though the car is damaged slightly and the family resumes home.

M. E Philippians Ald Epworth League St. Paul's Ford Louis H.W. Hoelnis Light

Are You Up-to-Date on World News of the Era

A promotion invites readers to join AGW Weekly Review led by Edward W Pickard and The Elgin Echo to gain knowledge and enlightenment. It promises profit in the form of current awareness and timely discussion of lively questions, urging enlistment as a resultive reader of Forward Peilarid’s Noyes Hovis.

Neve Edward W. Pickard Elgin Echo Times Cig Pielarid

Dairy Industry Waste Leads to Major Losses and Odd Figures

A scrambled report cites distant dairy product losses totaling millions with odd percentages. The text mentions Judge Adolph Rubodek entering Mayo Hospital for a nervous ailment and a problematic hospital stay. It also references various names and questionable figures, with unclear meanings and garbled phrases throughout.

County Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Four Thousand Attendees

Uncertain weather could not dampen turnout as about 4 000 people attended the county Farm Bureau picnic in Fayette County. A parade of 22 floats opened the day, delayed by rain, with remarks from Mayor Moyt, a reading by Ed Ektel, and a keynote by J Dickinson of Algona. The Tyrta chorus and baby show followed, ending with a Hawkeye Clermont baseball game. Attendees praised the day and look forward to future picnics.

Walter Fulk Janesville Wisconsin Lowell Grover Elmer Yenney Irvin Etter Hawkeye Clermont Farm Bureau Picaic Fayette John Schrag Marat Batherville Ales Tebn Christ John Hamewyet Raymond Heiss Baby A. M. Welber Faro Bureau Pienie Au Huge Siceuss Clatriet Fir Fayette Weat Ed Ektel Reenenidad Nathin Barr Penry Phoebe Pfeiffer Gor Armin Te. J. Dickinson Algona Dickison Tyrta Eltswaeth Richardson Township Plenics Park Hawkeye Farm Bureau Fayethe County

Unclear Text Fragment From Historical Page

A garbled OCR snippet with numerous letter distortions mentions places and names in a jumbled sequence. It appears to reference a ceremony or event at a location called Woillesitiy with unclear participants and actions. No coherent facts or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable data.

Hens and Griariog Pouldry Early Bird Prices

Fragmented OCR lists poultry feed products and prices including 100 Ws for 3.00, 1000 Tbe for 2.85, and 2.60 for wheat. The text notes a muscled trout sighting by Thomas Knudigan and references visitors from Clayton, Mrs Bowen’s moved goods, and a church or social event with names like LaVerne Kipte and Wink Partyvichnrs.

Weibel Mill Company

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