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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
2
Winter garments and a Ball Club Bust in Town
A farmer compares winter wear to a bank account in practical terms while noting crop value. A Chicago convention attendance question arises over whether attendees were delegates or a mispronounced variant. In Mankato, the Bloomers ball club was arrested after a disguise mixup, revealed as a group of strong young men posing as women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mankato
Minn
Bloomers
Indianola
Peter MacKellar
Drs. Orval
John
Ill
Thursay
Orval
New Orleans
MacKeller
Iowa
Local notes highlight visits and events in Elgin area
Old newspapers for sale at this office. Residents recount weekend visits in Elkader and Clermont, ball games, travels to LaPorte City, and subscriptions offered for The Elgin Echo and other periodicals. Updates include court rulings on border river fishing, weed cutting, and road laws, plus community happenings, farming notes, and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Falk
Elkader
Clarence ‘Young
Eldon
Wm. Walther
Leo
Gus Boyer
Farmersburg
Clermont
Monona
Elgin Echo
Chicago Record-Herald
The
Country Gentleman
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
John Ewing
Postville
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Iowa
Smythe
Burlington
Mississippi
Cosson
Outlook and Old Wisdom From a Quirky Page
A collection of era notes on weather, farming tricks, and social advice. Farmers in California use ducks to curb grasshoppers while remarks on corn weather and the value of teaching daughters housekeeping color the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schori & Benson Lumber
Elgin Yard
Northwestern
Avery
McLee
H. T. Knudtson
Blach
Henry Topp
Schori Bros
Elgin
J. H. Bower
N* City Drug Store
Greenly Bros
C. Miller & Sor
North
W. Hughes
Posto Fice
Jocal
Dr. Hutchinson
George Vaughn
Clarion
A. M. Weibel
Peninsula
Clarence
Leo Schori
LaPorte City
Harold Stoehr
Bristol
Omaha
Upper Iowa University
Lucas Olson
West Union
Board of Education
George Holzer
Ben Weibel
C. C. Cooley
Chicago, IN
J. C. Cooley
Coveley
Windy City
United States
Henry
Robert Earl
Hadsel
Dr. Hadsel
Mr. Earl
Davenport
Harry Hadsel
Harry
Oxford
Ohio
Prof
Fred Hadsel
Mount Wilson Observatory
Carnegie Observatory
Pasadena
North America
Elgin Cement Works
Cement
Stickney
Elgin, Iowa
H. S. Steele
Mennahan’s
Harvest Queen
Seal of
Minnesota
Elgin Roller Mills
Weibel Bros
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