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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

5

Alumni Reception At Opera House Draws Large Crowd

The annual alumni reception overflowed the opera house with 108+ attendees. A new program featured parodied class orations, with Max Hunsberger and Dr Roy DeSart among the participants. lemons were tossed during the class song while sophomores served refreshments. memories of the 1915 event lingered long after guests left.

Opera House Committee On Entertainment Max Hunsberger Prof Williams Hol ‘Bauder Russel Roy DeSart Seeses Berg Nelle Kipte Mildred Harrington Otto Stochr Earl Greenley Amelia Etter Marie Dee Lolu Siple Leota Phillips L. D. Hitch Weary Willie Wm. Gehring Sheldon Boyle Cornet Charles Greenley Lillian Freiburghaus Kate Wilson Frederick the Great Pred Hanson Bopp Mildred Pire Dees . Harrington Flossie Capper Chas. Capper Donald Dean Eebena Halverson Ludith Keiser Nellie Mattoon Dr. Roy DeSart Elgin Sophmore

Butter production and costs figures from 1914 dairy report

The Dairy Division requests monthly reports from U S creameries. The 1914 stats show Iowa creameries averaging 172,984 pounds of butter while Elgin Farmers' Dairy Co produced 225,570 pounds. Iowa paid patrons 30.35 cents per unit versus 31.45 cents at Elgin. Cost to make a pound was 2.54 cents in Iowa and 140 cents at Elgin. Overrun stood at 21.17 percent for Iowa and 20.87 percent for Elgin. The cost inputs include insurance taxes interest repairs salaries fuel salt parchment and related items. The Elgin firm is praised for high prices and efficient management. (Note fragments on a separate accident reference.)

United States Dairy U. S. Department of Agriculture Illgin Farmers' Dairy Co Lown Creameries Elgin Farmers' Dairy Co Lowa Creameries Elgin Farmers’ Dairy Company

Eighth Grade Class Ends Year With Program at Opera House

Last Friday June 4 the large eighth grade closed the school year with a program of music readings and essays under Miss Lyons. Sixteen students, five boys and eleven girls, presented a bright show. The class colors are lavender and white with motto Labor and Walt. The audience faced a prettily decorated stage as the weather kept some away ahead of a hoped 1919 commencement.

Opera House Miss Lyons Walt Elgin Grammar Department Gladys Helms Gordon Mosby Olga Gilbertson Tisany S. S esMaud Patterson Muastie Ndith Grether Gordon Moshy Clara Bauman Albert Topp Tesa Clarence Conn LL Kipio Hesboy Gees Joyee Groth Ray Klingman Sea Gladys Helms Ruth Pinney Bertha Baumann Wenn Weenie Preida Venney Tya Stansberry Tees Cease Eveline Schari Eilith Grether Hadgel

In Memory of Dr J Fred Harrington

John Frederick Harrington born July 6 1871 in Mt Alger Jackson County moved to Elgin then Clermont studied medicine Iowa State University Graduated 1895 practiced in Iowa until settling Stacyville where he died June 3 after surgical treatment in Waterloo Married twice first to Beth Thompson died 1908 leaving a son second to Katie Sargent survived by wife Hawley and other relatives Interment planned in Wadami Friday morning June XX

John Frederick Harrington Mt. Alger Jackson County Elgin Clermont R. P. Berry State University of Iowa Cour Suee Stacyville Waterloo Beth Thompson Calmer Mes Katie Sargent Wael Hawley Wademi

Bryan resigns as Secretary of State amid Germany policy dispute

William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska tendered his resignation as Secretary of State, accepted by the President, amid disagreements on how to handle Germany in the crisis. The note exchange aims for a peaceful solution, though methods differ. The Ladies Cemetery Association met at Ephraim Mathys’s home, surprising the weather observer by returning home before rain could be ordered.

William Jennings Bryan Nebraska United States Germany Bryan Ladies‘ Cemetery Association Ephriam Mathys

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The Elgin Savings Bank Iowa Gus Gunderson Sam’l: Mosby Leather Life Max Thoma C. S. Halstenson Merbert Falk DR J. Fred Harrington Citizens’ State Bank Barn Schori Pres. C F. Becker Cashier Hart Schaffner Marx Berg & Kohler’s Bowen Greenley
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