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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1897

Page

5

Oelwein Citizen Arrested Over Livery Trouble

F E Hunt of Oelwein, liveryman, was arrested by Fayette county sheriff and moved to West Union. Charges stem from parties in Dakota. details unavailable. Rumor cites illegal sale of a threshing machine as the disputed matter.

F. E. Hunt Oelwein Fayette County West Union Dakota

What Makes Good Weather

A county paper editor jokes that next month will be unsettled, while a farmer asks about forecasts. Around January 1, 1800, New Hampton satirical paper seeks a large fort gun for a soldiers monument. The war department grants a list of guns, selecting a five ton cannon for shipment to New Hampton as the largest in the state.

New Hampton War Department

West Point Appointment Contested by Competitive Exam

Win Babcock of New Hampton won the appointment as calet to the Naval Academy at Annapolis after a competitive exam held in Charles City last week. Win M. St. John of West Union placed second and became Babcock's alternate, ready to fill in if Babcock fails the final examination. A large field of competitors participated.

Win Babcock New Hampton Naval Academy At Annapolis Charles City Win. M. St. John West Union Babcock St. John

Notaries Notice on Iowa Commission Expiration

Notaries public must file applications with the governor and pay 5 dollars to the secretary of state by July 4. Commissions issued to take effect July 4, 1897, remain in force until July 4, 1900. County clerks keep records. commissions may be recorded in adjoining counties for acknowledgments and oaths.

Iowa Secretary of State

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Hikes & Snow Amaasrae Elgin, Kowa Elgin Elgin Roller Mills Graham LY. Ehrlich West Point George Neuenschwander Bed Rock Hans BLGTY
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