Great Summer Excursion to Hereford and return
Travel offers announce a July 20 round trip via Elgin Kansas City Oklahoma City to Hereford with low special rates. Details and bills available from H Linpeng Auger of Clermont Iowa. An A L C mat with Mrs Ruby or Tuesday evening. Dr Hutchinson visited Decorah relatives. his wife and child also with relatives. Ketchel defeated Papke in a hard fought twenty round San Francisco bout on points. Valder College Decorah Iowa consists of Valder Business College Normal and Shorthand. catalog free. three months tuition free.
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Clermont
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Hutchinson
Decorah
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
San Francisco
Ketchel
Valder College
Valder Business College
Valder Normal School
Valder Shorthand School
Oven Savings Saved by Treasury Expert
An elderly West Coast widow baked $500 in a cook stove oven and charred $600 in cash was later recovered. The Treasury Department identified every bill after a rescue by Mrs Minnie Brown, ensuring the savings were restored in new money. The incident underscores why she avoided banks.
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Iowa Cow Contest Opens With Top Three Cows Revealed
The Iowa cow contest after the first month names the top three cows. Jessica of Oaklands owned by Grant M Enlow of Fairfield produced 904 pounds milk at 6.5 percent test and 58.76 pounds butter fat. Natura Queen Alcartra, a Holstein owned by McKay Bros Buckingham, yielded 1860.3 pounds milk at 8.1 percent test and 57.6693 pounds butter fat. Inka Tritomia Alcartra, owned by McKay Brothers Buckingham, produced 1501.9 pounds milk with 2.832 butter fat and 39.53 pounds. Families from Volga City and Postville visited the Seaver home last week.
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McKay Brothers
Celebration Day Shines In Elgin July 1909 Parade
Elgin celebrated on Saturday July 8 1909 with a packed opera house program led by H P Aaocock West Union a lively industrial parade led by taatus ally decorated autos Elgin Concert Band and floats from local firms townspeople enjoyed races street sports a balloon ascent pony race and a grand ball game Clermont defeated Postville 8 to 0 amid fireworks and crowd cheer Prof Frasier noted a cool air current limiting his balloon ascent
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H. P. Aaocock
West Union
Illyria
Fayette County
Postville
Clermont
Frasier
Boyle
Island
Center Street
Frazier
Citizens Meeting Set For Celebration Planning
A meeting of citizens will be held in the band room Friday evening to settle all matters pertaining to the celebration. Persons with checks against the celebration committee are asked to cash them before the stated time. Everyone is invited. Dr. A. B. Hadsel was called to Maynard last Thursday night and made the trip in one hour and five minutes by auto.
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To Our Patrons Four Page Paper Due To Misshipment
A mis-shipment caused our patent ready prints to arrive late, forcing us to publish a four page issue this week. The delay affects distribution and reading plans for patrons relying on the usual full paper.
Elgin Iowa Council Proceedings June 6 1909
The Elgin Iowa Town Council met by adjournment with Mayor Hadsel presiding. Roll call showed present members Benson Knudtson Patterson Thomas Capper, with minutes read and approved. Bills for labor sundries and lamps were allowed. A tax exemption for Mrs Mattoon and a homestead exemption for Mrs Rudolph Lehman were recommended and adopted. An ordinance notice required iron covering or removal of a building on Original Elgin. The council adjourned.
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Lillie Mattoon
Board of Supervisors
Mation
Elgin
Fayette Co
Rudolph Lehman
Diamond, Conner & Armstrong
J. H. Wintiams
Consolidation of Elgin Telephone Exchanges Under Standard
Wednesday evening a deal was made in Elgin where E A Hurmence sold his Elgin and West Union telephone exchanges to Standard Telephone Company. Hurmence keeps lines from West Union. Soon only one exchange remains in Elgin with poles removed and wires improved. Standard is reorganizing and buying many lines in operating territories. Service expected to improve with new methods. Rev Martin Anderson and bride visited Gus Gunderson and wife during their wedding tour. They married June 18 at Driscoll North Dakota and will live in Madison South Dakota. Miss Clara Strauch visits sister Mrs F W Hughes for three weeks.
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Elgin
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Driscoll
North Dakota
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South Dakota
Anderson
Clara Strauch
Mra. F. W. Hughes
New Laws Take Effect in Towa on July Fourth
The new laws enact the Cosson removal act expanding county official duties and allow citizens to impeach enforcers of morality. Strict liquor rules and a cigarette ban for minors are in effect, with a $1 hunting license for Iowa residents and a $10 fee for nonresidents. Outward-swinging doors requirement may cost property owners. Local notes report on state and national political matters, infrastructure progress, and residents’ travel and activities.
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