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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

7

West Union Iowa: a thriving county center and home guide

West Union in northeastern Iowa is described as a vibrant civic hub with strong churches, schools, parks, and a well supplied water and sewer system. The city boasts rising property values, significant growth, ample shade trees, major newspapers, county fair, Chautauqua, lecture series, soldiers reunion, hospital, and a large garage, plus several pike roads. The ad promotes living there and offers services for buying selling renting farming or abstracts and loans.

West Union Iowa Linden Park Court House Our City Pike Roads

The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed

An old advertising note urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to treat stomach and bowel ailments when a physician is away. The text emphasizes quick relief and potential life saving benefits, urging purchase at Broeler's Drug Store.

Chamberit Broeler

Cheery Valley Notes Last Week's News

Cheery Valley notes recount social visits and small gatherings across families in Farmersburg and nearby towns. Entries mention Christens Hansons Dennlers Lehman family Leuchtenmacher and others hosting or visiting, with the week’s social pattern and local names. Mayor Phillips of West Union was a business visitor yesterday.

Mayor Phillips West Union

Fayette county men register for draft amid rises in numbers

In Fayette County on June 5 the registration total reached 213 with 212 white and one colored. Four boards recorded counts: Oelwein 79 West Union 66 Hawkeye 28 Fayette 40. Last year 2521 citizens age 21 to 31 registered, about eighty awaiting call in class one. Questionnaires will classify registrants and lists follow with detailed names and residences.

Fayette County Oelwein West Union Hawkeye Fayette Charlie Henry King Higin Ervin H. Domke Ross Edwin Dugan Fred B. Hallberg Frank Peterson John Wilbur Keeling Oliver Verdi Anderson West U Ralph Wolfe John Oliver Anderson Clermont William Oliver Lewis Wadenno Louis Thomas Olson Blea H. Carley Maynard Willian Elmer Butts Clarence Hagelle Caeian Abraham Lincoln Paul Bughan Fritz-Nottnagel Walter Raymond Miller Eigin Gustave W. Begalske Ervin Leroy Luce Gregor Kopplin Randalia George William Schlumbohnt Arthur George White Paul Edwin Fridley Sumner Roy Edwin Zimmerman Grant Rea Mark Elmer Hubbell Payette Delos Eugene Watenpaugh Mayh Leroy William Bentley Albert Henry Treptow Dan Earl McFarlane Arlington Harold Levern Dugan Edward C. Plaster Westgate Albert Henry Stahr Albert Loaming van Sickle Mayn Earl Augustus Smith Kyle B. Wilson Carlisle Deloss Moore Prank Leroy Hdmonds Ray Harry Welch Dale Vere Owen Floyd Jackson Cline Gustav George Schatz Carl George Hackmann St. Lucas Orin Manchester Floyd Devil Nullett George Edward Thompson Waucoma Donald Irving Meyer George Arbur Wal Albert Jay Brown John Francis Corkery Wadena Hervey Jonas Aeschliman Wad Clarence Dennison Alton Qel Charles Franklin Boomfield Frank Clarence Morgan Stanley Harry Hugo Manson Louis John Bauman Bigin John Chag Mahoney Edward Nelson Gelwein John Franklin Kuhnes Lima George Vincent Bortner Fayette & Leon James McCauley John B. Cook Lewis August Robi Donnan Fred Richard Gosse Har] Fink Charles Westcott Glen Smith Walter Clarence Pagel Summer William McKinley Martin Fayet Orman Jasper Burns Kirk Sherman Hicks Herman Helfrich Michaelis Stan J. J. Richards Stanley Adrian Gillett Oalwein Ward Linzy Cook Edwin Schmidt Kenneth Eugene Prescott Plymouth Iowa Henry Brunheart Eugene Wizard Colburn A) Hermon Elgin Alfred E. Eastman Harold L. McCleery Donald Oscar Dean Paul Alexander

Unpatriotic to Heard Wool

Attic finds of cast off wool garments can show patriotism by using them again next fall with minor alterations such as new collars cuffs and vest adjustments. Recut outfits and combined fabrics revive worn items, while scraps and unused wool can be sold to firms producing textiles and paper to aid families with children.

Chronic Constipation Advice and Tonic Remedy

The article explains constipation stems from low moisture in waste and suggests drinking water, eating raw fruits, and outdoor exercise to improve it. It warns against harsh laxatives and endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as mild and pleasant. Sold by Stoehr & Ca.

Stoehr & Ca

Buckwheat Advised as Wheat Substitute by Government

Agricultural department promotes buckwheat as a wheat substitute with practical uses and tasty buckwheat cakes. The message frames buckwheat as sound guidance for farmers and households.

Agricultural Department

Parental Visit and Local Developments Mentioned

Mrs A C McKniel from Zion City Illinois visits her parents Mr and Mrs Chrig Loertscher. Oscar Conner traveled to Iowa City to seek specialist dental care for long running tooth troubles. Local weather and farm activity noted. Bert Kohler opens a new gas supply station in front of his store in the west town area. A light domestic aside observes a wise girl rearranging parlor furniture after the right young man leaves.

A. C. McKniel Zion City Ilinois Chrig Loertscher Oscar Conner Towa City Bert Kohler

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American Red Cross Web P. Colegrove U.S. U H. A. Fuller Mankato Minn RED Cross Abraham Goldsman Maurice Goldsman H. S. Hadsel, M.D Citizens” State Bank Fothergill, M.D J. W. Bopp Cheery Valley Notes Warnie Christen Jack Christen Adolph Burroden Dora’ Leuechtenmacher Dubuque Christ Johnson Ole Lizzie Erickson John Leonards John Leuchtenmacher Milda Glesne William Barskie Dikader Ada Martin Celia Louisa George Christen Lizzie Scholen Edwin Henry Ellen Hangen Jank Reinberts Ernest Elizabeth Christen Duo Leo Hansen Bert Chapman Harlow Tom Hanson Lawrence Meyer Hanson Christen Brothers George Tiursell Postville Jake Reinhart Adolph Hanton Lola, Harry Aden Martin Hanson Helga Luella Benson Begsie Boyle Elien Hansen Ada Leuchtenmacher Mia Jack Dennis Fred Dennler Margarite Charles Odeguru Adolph Baumgartner Patsy Minihan Adolph Pagan John Hader George Melvin Gregoraon Frank Louisa Christen Royand Phil Flossie Robbins Tommy Ogle Hine Hall Bessie Boyle Carl Joseph Conway Himer August Linderwell Lamont Oscar J. Steale Strawberry Point Orville Reed Page Emery Dummermuth Charlies H. Garrison James Huber Donaldson William M. Jones Henry William Meyer Emil J. Ostrogge Charles Calvin Kaufman Wau Paul H. Belding Har Peter Duffy Henry William Geyer Frank Leslie Winter Alpha Thomas Holmes George McKinney Dege Ralph Vernon Walker Donald L. Dunn Frank Edward Kachelski Oel Nicholas J. Michael Wilfred C. Petratz Russell Earl Frederick David Marvel Cooper Randaliacht Glenn P. Littelle Harvey Fleischman Fred Albert Kreutz George Schmelzel George William Larson Henry Leo Kennedy Walter Raymond Zeigler Mayo Robert P. Burlingham George Alpines Phillips John William Eller Oelwei John Wm. Finnegan Castalia Arthur Sidney Amdahl Arthur Edward Johnson Walter Carl Eaton Clyde Herbert McDaniels Wetgt Leonard Brown Leo Paul Michaels Samuel Lloyd Wareham Talmage B. Rawlings Alfred Theodore Stolle George Rollin Paul George Hammond Albert Dennler Lyle Harrison McDuffe John Will Platz Oran Lloyd Wm. Bennett Edwin B. Bruner Lynn Albert Probert William Drager Birl Robert Schneider Walter Wm. Pape Eldorado Harry Wanger Paul Gardiner Wells Paris Green the City Drug Store Junior Miss Gove Pilgrim Girls James P. Nichols Europe THE Knox Company India Himalyas Samuel Alden Perrine H. Gordon Manning Somme Cambridge Thomas Clark Hinkle Doctor Rabbit Sterling Alva M. Reitzel U. S
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