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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1929

Page

5

Cream Receipts Heavy in May at Elgin Dairy

A list shows Elgin Farmers Dairy patrons with cream receipts over 100 dollars in May led by H B Groth at 818.00 and others with 100 to 300 dollar ranges. May totals include 72 patrons, 10025.265 dollars, plus 147,975 pounds of cream and 65,421 pounds of butter churned.

Elgin Farmers Dairy Company H. 8 Groth Mr. Groth Rob Bartholomew BS. Groth Larson Bros Kimpson & Proctor Selmar Groth Harold Opsand Brackin Bros Oliver Torkelson D. W. Mays A. W. Scheeleee Herbert Dummermuth Earl W. Kiple H. H. Gilbertson Robert Bartholomew M. E. Benson Andrew Dummermuth Henry Frieden Pulter Bros Grimes Bros Herbert H. Hass Rudolph Koester Wm. Torkelson Jacob Schaer Roy Leuchtanmacher E. W. Crain Sam Dennler Greg Kregel Jeke Vestous Jr Leo C. Boland Emil Moor Louis F. Becker Robert Wilson Will Kamper Philadelphia Elgin Luchsinger Rob Bartholomew

Fort Atkinson Wins Postville Berth in Little Eight

Postville withdrew from the Little Eight League last week prompting an immediate call for applications. Fort Atkinson and Waucoma were first to apply with Gunder following later after voting among seven managers. Six managers supported Fort Atkinson and two backed Waucoma, reflecting a two year effort by Fort Atkinson to enter the league.

Postville Fort Atkinson Waucoma Gunder

Echo to Publish One Day Early Next Week

The publisher announces that July 4th falls on Thursday and the Echo will print a day early on Wednesday. Correspondents advertisers and contributors are asked to shift the regular calendar one day forward.

Echo

Dairy Factory Workers Earn Premium For Cream Deliveries

The article notes many men in the listed group regularly deliver sweet cream to the factory and receive a 2c premium. This practice benefits their finances and supports the dairy industry’s future welfare.

Fayette County Court News Arrests and Bank Asset Auction

The past week saw one arrest in Fayette County as Luther Voshell of Arlington failed a home brew gasoline mix and crashed a car. He pled guilty to motor vehicle violations, fined 400 dollars plus costs, and faces jail time as he cannot pay, with permanent revocation of his registration. The defunct Town Savings Bank of Oelwein assets were auctioned in the supervisors office totaling 157 047.41 including notes and overdrafts. Auctioneer Townsend and examiner C A East oversaw the sale which yielded about 2 500 dollars. E R Smith of Fairfield bought most notes.

Luther Woshell Arlington Voshell H. B. Taylor Town Savings Bank of Oelwein Court House C. A. East Townsend Waterloo E. R. Smith Fairfield Iowa

Divorce Decree Granted to Mrs Oelberg in Cruel Treatment Case

J Oelberg and Mrs Oelberg, residents of Oelwain, were married April 14 1915. The decree cites cruel and inhuman treatment as the cause with no children involved. Mrs Oelberg receives alimony of 4000 dollars paid in full as full settlement.

Bal J. Oelberg Oelwain Oelberg Jelty Aggessor

Little 8 Eligibility Sparks League Rule Debate

The Little 8 considered the rule restricting teams to home players only with limited outside additions sanctioned by majority managers. Historically exceptions were allowed to balance weaker teams with shared salaries, fostering closer competition. League officials invite any reports of towns directly hiring players for prompt action.

Elgin Band Makes First Public Appearance Tonight

Tonight at 8 o'clock the newly organized Elgin Band debuts at the park with a concert inviting all residents to greet the group. A weekly series is promised, though next week's show will be skipped for July 4th celebrations as many will be away.

Elgin

Iowa creameries sell 85 million pounds of butter

Iowa creameries last year sold over 85 million pounds of butter to Towa, People. The report highlights strong dairy output and regional demand driving large production volumes.

Iowa Towa

Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated for Gregersons

Sunday, June 28, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gregerson of south of Elgin were honored with a surprise silver wedding celebration at their home. About 200 guests attended a noon picnic and afternoon program with Bryn Baumgartner, Mrs. Frank Mock, and John Wald’s family orchestra. O. T. Knudtson presented a $60 silver offering and gifts. The couple, married in Reid township, Clayton county, have four children and praised neighbors and volunteers who helped make the day memorable.

Chris Gregerson South of Elgin Gregersona Decorsh West Liberty Bryn Baumgartner Frank Mock John Wald O. T. Knudtson

John Falb Recaptures Elgin Hotel Reopens Under Cleaned, Repaired Management

John Falb has taken over the Elgin Hotel again and is cleaning and rehabbing the property. When cleaning is finished, the hotel will reopen under his management with rooms ready and meals served in a sanitary dining room and kitchen setup. Falb notes rooms are available now but a firm opening date depends on work progress.

Falb John Falb Falk

Annual Moser Reunion at Elkader Fair Grounds

The annual Moser family reunion gathered at the Elkader fair grounds on Sunday with over three hundred attendees. Four generations were represented including families from Elgin such as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenley and grandson Robert Greenley, A. M. Wiebel and sons, Clifton Mealey, and Mrs. Bertha Mealey of Oelwein.

Moser Elkader Fair Grounds Elgin Frank Greenley Robert Greenley A. M. Weibel Clifton Mealey Bertha Mealey Oelwein

Mrs G C Heide of Vesper dies in Kansas

Word arrived of the death of Mrs. G O Heide of Vesper Kansas who died Monday noon. She was sister to Mrs Rosa Muehlethaler and Katie Bauman and well known among Elgin’s older residents. Mr and Mrs Heide visited in Higin last fall.

G. 0. Heide Vesper Kansas Rosa Muehlethaler Katie Bauman Elgin Mra. Heide Higin

Cardinals on Top Win Ten Inning Game

In a ten inning tilt, Elgin tops Calmar by a hair as Pinch, Becker and Kiple key the offense. Kiple with two triples drives in runs, Jellings singles for the decisive run in the tenth amid a lively crowd. Fort Atkinson 2 Hawkeye 1 and other results noted with upcoming Sunday matchups.

Cardinals Dopesters J. Becker Galmar Lowell Pinch Elgin Becker Pinch Calmar Herrling Frank Kiple Ach Abie Lauritzen Jellings F. Kiple Rete Kiple Jallings Falb Johnson Lauritzen Kregel Penceriateeasaet Debe Sored Busch Brocher Schissel Reisner Winn Ss Becker Lf Hushek Rf - Chvotel P Gresen L. Hushek J. Berndt Hinkle

New Telephone Directories Out for Elgin 1929

The Echo reports the 1929 Elgin telephone directories are delivered to the N. W. Bell Telephone Company and will soon reach subscribers. Readers are advised to remove the staple, hang the new directory, discard the old, and call using the new numbers to aid Bell’s service.

Echo Office Elgin N. W. Bell Telephone Company Bell

Chiropractors Settle Here In Elgin Neashams Open Office

Mr and Mrs Neasham Palmer School graduates open chiropractic office in the Arnold Bauman residence on Main street Elgin They are newcomers who chose the location after investigation and plan to meet local residents and earn patronage Their ad with office hours appears in another Echo column

Neasham Palmer School of Chiropractic Elgin Arnold Bauman Main Street The Echo

Elgin Mourns J Wonser Tama News-Herald Editor

CG J Wonser editor of the Tama News-Herald died at home Thursday night June 6. A newspaper man for 63 years he began in the field at age 14. He married Josephine Patterson of Elgin in 1889. Mrs Wonser is sister of Mrs Ann Cooley and of the late Wm Patterson, both of Elgin.

J. Wonser Tama News-Herald Elgin Wonser Josephine Patterson

Postville Hospital Clinic To Be Held Tuesday Forenoon

The eye ear nose and throat clinic of the Postville Hospital will be held Tuesday forenoon July 2. Adv notice requesting news items from readers.

Postville Hospital

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Mya. J. J. Snyder Ollard Nyborg Oscar Nyborg Ollard Fayette County Court News Ats Pr Ae Homestead Rudy Tschanz Stockton Ill Josephine Clarence Gladys Arveson Norway Gregerson Elgin Hotel G. C. Heide R. A. Crider Dr. Wiers Federal Department Case Melvin Anderson Shaffer Farm Louis B.falb Fred Falb la Crosse Wis Royal Milling Co Kalispell Flour Mill Co Rocky Mountain Elevator Company Great Falls Mont Crosby &Co Mirmenpolly Hawkeye Elkader West Union Clermont Shandicap Ft. Atkinson Atkinson Calmar West Union Tho Ra Arlington Hawkeye Chiropractors He Postville Hospital Clinic
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