Bond Exchange Notice of Second Liberty Loan
Holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds are informed to exchange at par for new bonds bearing 8 percent interest from the date of issue. The exchange privilege lasts for a limited period and may expire around mid year. Bonds called for payment on November 15, 1927, will bear interest on that date. Secretary of the Treasury A. W. Mellon issues the notice from Washington on May 31, 1927.
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Fconmatt Tet Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
A. W. Mellon
the Treasury
Washington
Local residents report illnesses and homebound visit plan
Ethel Rennison has been sick the past week with the grip. Will Patterson is ill and confined to his home. Mia F Muehrethaler and Clarence and Helen Frieda Freiburghaus and Erma and Edith Grether visited at Oelwe on Monday afternoon.
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Ethel Rennison
Will Patterson
Mia
Muehrethaler
Clarence
Helen
Frieda Freiburghaus
Erma
Edith Grether
Oelwe
Post Office Record in Elgin Iowa Notices Mail Matter
A notice indicating mail matter entered at the Elgin Iowa post office in Fayette County as second class mail matter.
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Elgin
Fayette County
Iowa
Baptist Young People's Society Holds Annual Election
The Baptist Young People's Society held its annual election followed by a social evening on Tuesday evening of this week.
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The
Baptist Young People’s Society
Local Social and Travel Notes From Postville Area
Thursday entries describe visits and illness in Postville and nearby towns, with local residents such as Mrs. Geo Metzger, Mrs. Emma Reinhart, Miss Lucille Clemens, and Dr. Clint Cooley noted. Small movements include attendees at Eastern Stars, trips to Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, and community events across Decorah and Randalia.
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Max Thoma
L. S. Hutchinson
Elgin
Berg
Leslie Cooley
Dupuque
Chas. Feller
Geo. Metzger
Postville Hospital
Adolph Koevenig
Postville
L. B. Mattoon
Emma Reinhart
Garber
Misa Lucille Clemens
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Hans Keiser
Ph. Lauer
Sumner
Wm. Petratz
Myrlin Feller
Clint Cooley
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Josephine DeSart
Waterloo
Henry Herwig
West Union
Humphry Roberts
Hans Winkler
W. M
Silver Leaf Lodge
A. F
A. M
Council Bluffs
Iowa Grand Lodge
Miss Crowe
Cedar Rapids
M. W. Cahalan
F Ave
West
Chas. Gehring
Strawberry Point
Fred Gehring
WM. BE. Yount
Hawkeye
Helen Rubger
Randalia
Mary Schmid
A. M. Weibel
Elizabeth Schupbach
Helen Rothlisberger
Payette
Minnesota
Chas. Fritz
Murray Nicholson
M. W. Hemmingway
Waseca
Minn
Margie Christ
Chicago
Echo
Alden Pinney
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Benton
Fred Schneider
Mary
Milbank
So. Dak
Ed Hanson
Fred Kohler
Prairie du Chien railroad sale highlights local trade
A recent Prairie du Chien railroad sale moved goods worth 24000 dollars as buyers and sellers met at low cost. St Paul Southern railway may extend toward Rochester. Citizens Savings Bank Hawkeye set to open July 1 after selling 250 shares.
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Wantade
Prairie du Chien
Courts Rule Against Fake Merchandising Schemes
Federal courts uphold post office authority that sales plans promising merchandise worth more than paid amount are lotteries. The silk stocking chain offered $2.00 to $10.00 worth for one dollar through referrals. Such schemes, though tabooed, reappear, while mailing merchandise with unpaid price invites full or partial return. Also note visit by Fred Lehman and son to La Porte City and Mrs Lehman visiting ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Post Office Department
Fred Lehman
Frederick
la Porte City
John Lehman
Celia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasury
Schori
Depot
Lowa
G. H. Kiple
Elgin Echo
OWA
R. P. Strauch
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
John Deere
John Grimm
Elgin, Iowa
Buick
John Falb & Sons
R. A. Crider
Hadsel
Tony Hemesath
Ossian
Interstae Telephone Company
Volga City
Bell System
C. R. Albright
New Hampton
Mage
State Attorney General
Dr. Frank Mock
Delco Lighting Plants
Clayton County
N. E
Delco Light Products
Wm. Sutter Elgin
Love Brothers
Stoehr Drug CO
Egin
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