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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
5
A highly garbled wartime letter outlines travel from St Paul to Dakota, mentioning Duluth, uploads, and a plan to cover a month’s activity. It references meetings, a proposition, and a newspaper printing effort with notes on delays and staffing.
A discussion on an Ale train from Cedar Rapids to West Union suggests benefits for travelers and business, promising two extra daily trips and improved access northward. It notes potential demand for merchants, travelers, and workers, while referencing a business meeting and official consideration. Marriage licenses listed include Banteo-Ning, Hopka-Augusta Ep}, Bipley-Horstie, Batlet- Edith, and others.
The Wadetin boys played a rough game with Tyronies, showing firm defense and steady hitting. Both teams produced solid defense and fair play, with the score 8-9 after a slow start and late rally.
A rattler incident near Prink caused alarm as children played in the yard. A snake appeared, prompting quick action by residents and a woman who notified others. A brief chase ended with the snake killed. no injuries reported. The event led to a county convention scheduled for October 10 to address safety measures.
The community mourns the passing of El Robinson a longtime physician known for care and skill. A funeral Monday at his home drew Knights and comrades from far places, with many local citizens paying tribute to a respected figure in medicine and public life. Friends and colleagues recall his decades of practice and steadfast service to the county.
An ambitious telephone arrangement connects Bigin to Humpherys corner via Elkyder and VElleador roads, extending to the district and benefiting farmers and citizens. The plan promises improved communication and public welfare, while noting the death of Inage Hoyt and honoring regional officials and long-time figures.
A fragmentary notice praises a young couple's marriage and congratulates the families. The text references Ushers, a bride named Mila, and friends offering best wishes while mentioning related social events and extended well wishes.
A fragmented historical note discusses poll tax law, exemptions, and administration with references to trustees or commissioners, property and wages concerns, and a late 16th century date. It mentions Dag Mothea and regional governance, plus a description of tax use and local expenditures.
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