Dubuque Beats Marshalltown in Doubleheader Showdown
Clive Marshall Helma John Bacchies George Gilson Gate Hovey and Clarence Kohls drove to Dubuque and witnessed a doubleheader victory over Marshalltown by the locals.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
7
Clive Marshall Helma John Bacchies George Gilson Gate Hovey and Clarence Kohls drove to Dubuque and witnessed a doubleheader victory over Marshalltown by the locals.
Brainard items recount social visits across towns including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burnarde of Waucoma at Jim Bartlett’s, Mr. and Mrs. George Boyle and daughter with Frank Lyon, and the Becker family from Elgin at Chas. Patera’s. Other gatherings include Craft family in Miyria, Butt’s Wichita trip, Hovey in Duduque, Ladies' Aid, Helmes home visits, Helserman of Hawkeye at Patterson, Slaughter’s Iowa City trip for hospital, and Nutting family in Marshfield Wisconsin.
Local merchants are urged to advertise in the summer to capture fall business. Deliberate, timely ads create demand during slack periods and set the stage for bigger sales when money flows again. Strategic promotions between July and the fall trade can prebuild interest and secure customers before they enter the store.
A silk train passed through Oelwein on an expedited Seattle to New York schedule. Engineer Knickerbocker steered nine cars and a coach carrying Japan silk valued at 1,585,000 dollars. The Great Western must hand the train over in Chicago within five and a half hours after departure at seven this morning.
Four Elgin men John Falk J D Shaffer George Muiager and A M Welber drove 500 miles in a day starting Friday at 6 am. They went to Des Moines to the Governor’s office, then to Granger, returning to Elgin just after midnight. Falk did all the driving and felt it was a full day.
Will Frieden Hart, who lives south of Elgin, suffered a broken arm two broken ribs and bruises after a haying mishap last Wednesday. He was hauling a load when it tipped and threw him to the ground. A Fayette visitor named Allisha Baldwin spent Tuesday afternoon in the area.
The Elgin Echo publication lists advertising rates for locals and display ads, with seven and one half cents per line for local column ads and one cent per word for each image insertion. It notes church school and society notices, cards of thanks, and resolutions at regular rates, plus subscription prices for one year and six months.
Local listings advertise a second hand range in good condition priced low at Lehman's Hardware and a mixed feed offered by Weibel Mill Company for 1.50 per 100. Community notices mention visits by Cedar Rapids residents and several local families spending weekends with friends and relatives, plus health news on Mrs Halsten Son improving with a long recovery expected.
Mr and Mrs A J Cook and daughters Inez and Hazel and pon Mer lin plan a camping trip starting Saturday. They will visit relatives in western Iowa and the Dakotas then drive to Yellowstone Park and may return through Colorado. The trip lasts at least a month and the Cooks will be close to nature. Ray DeSart reports ten silver foxes and he is starting police dog breeding, with a seven pup litter arriving recently. Bernice Lee will move to Clermont to join the Nelson and Oleon firm, staying with the Millard Johnsons while Halstenson goods were moved to Clermont. Jon Kinman becomes depot helper at Bennett replacing H H Midler who moved to Rockford.
Notice from Mrs. Rosa Read urging readers of the Clermont Enterprise and Elgin Iowa papers to support Mrs. Lucy Cain. Readers can subscribe to Comfort magazine, donate at Elgin Savings Bank, or send money and craft work. The appeal targets churches and local readers to show who helps most, with a public tally of contributions.
Benton Missouri gains the title as the world’s only club of its kind in a small California village setting. The Benton club now boasts twenty six charter members with Alden Pinney, formerly of Elgin, chosen as president.
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