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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
2
The Elgin Echo serves Elgin and northeastern Iowa with weekly Thursday publication. Classified ads run five cents per line and display ads continue until canceled. Subscriptions and printing services offered with various advance payment options and banking terms.
A sweeping Elgin area roundup covers visits from Decorah West Union Fayette St Joseph Michigan, weddings at Wauseca and Decorah, a piano purchase by A M Weibel, a theater of community life with church sermons, commencement at Upper Iowa University, and Dr Roy DeSart’s fire escape invention. June weddings, graduations, and injuries are noted along with local transport changes and farm news.
Guardian John Faiy, guardian of Joseph Zaugg, offers private sale of real estate in Marion Township Clayton County Iowa Section 19 Township 94 north Range 6 west Fifth P.M. until noon July 1 1914, highest bidder to win. Dated May 29 1914.
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