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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1917

Page

7

Move In Lyons House Center Street Evokes Welcome

Mew Gruver and family moved from the country into the Lyons house on Center street with villagers ready to welcome them as citizens. Notie offers a fur cap prize to the owner proving property and paying for this ad. Starting March 1 1917 the Gem Theatre will host one show Wednesday at 8 p.m. and two shows Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Ben Benson traveled to Calmar Monday for Mrs Ranberg’s funeral.

Gruver AL Elgin Lyons House Center Street Pe Beho Notie Gem Theatre Ben Benson Calmar Ranberg

Sunday School Campaign Heads Fayette County

An urging notice from Fred Ed. Dean vice-president West Union Iowa calls Fayette County Sunday schools to join a statewide campaign beginning March 18 and ending Easter Sunday to boost attendance and engagement. He requests pastors superintendents officers teachers and workers to plan quickly and coordinate on a union basis where multiple churches exist in a community.

H. B. Rouse Oelwein Fayette County Iowa Fred ED. Dean West Union

Dakotan letters on Dakota snow claim

A Madison South Dakota reader defends the Echo clipping about the Dakota snow. The writer argues there has been little real snow, plowing is adequate, and extreme high water or foot-deep drifts never occurred. He predicts buggies now and autos soon for country travel, dated February 26.

The Echo Madison S. Dakota

Proclaiming Ten Commandments at St Pauls M E Church

Pastor Cleworth invites all to consider how often they break a commandment. The first sermon in a four part series at Marel services focuses on the Sin of Profanity. Morning service at 10 o clock on Sunday March 4, followed by Sunday School.

G Elgin Cleworth

Bakeman Family Leaves Elgin for South Dakota

Mr and Mrs N H Bakeman prepare to move with son Frank to Huron South Dakota where they will establish their new home. They have resided in Elgin for years and will miss many friends. They plan to depart early next week while Harriet stays on for the end of her school term. The Elgin Land Company note and Gordon Hats line at Berg and Kohler are also mentioned.

N. H. Bakeman Huron South Dakota Frank Dakota

Early Spring Ads Highlight Berg & Kohler Show

Read the Echo this week for a flurry of new ads on spring apparel and Saturday Monday specials. Notable notes include J T Phillips and wife visiting old neighbors, Fisk visiting Hotel Newey in Elgin, and plans for Eastern Stars meeting March 7 preceding district deputy inspection. Neighbors move into newly bought homes, with Holzer and family joining the Knudtsons. Chris Moser travels to Manchester and Strawberry Point to visit relatives. The Freiburghaus family remains in San Francisco for the Tow a picnic, reporting rain and a hoped-for Iowa spring. Community news covers war caution, Ubersax moving to Shellsburg, spring looks, and a successful Rebekah lodge Carnival of Mysteries raising about $25 after a five-cent admission and five-cent dance.

Dr. Li Hutchingon Dennet H. 8 Berg & Kohler Bowen & Greenley Echo Tlyrin Hecho Karl Fisk Hotel Newey Elgin A. M. Welber West Union Simon O'Neill Vinton Farm O’neill Eastern Stars Knudtson Georgs EH Schori Pleasant Street Ein Holzer Mr. Holzer Chris Moser Manchester Emma Lehman George Moser Lehman Chris Strawberry Point Freiburghaus San Francisco California Sherman Uncle Sam Tom” Nusness Fred Ubersax Darlington Shellsburg Wisconsin Elgin Orchestra

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adopts Oath of toledo Firm

An 1886 affidavit from Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. promises to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The document, sworn by notary A. W. Gleason in Toledo, Ohio, outlines product claims and distribution details.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall Prank J. Cheney A. D A. W. Gleason Notary Public Hall Ohio Becker Stella Toby Emil Snyder Higin Town

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Stoehr's Drug Store Luther Grinder St. Paul’s M. E. Church Elgin Land Company State Board of Optometry O. W. Heiserman Nyal’s Laxacold Nyal R. W. Muehlenthaler, Prop Lehman & Hanson Stoehr Boston College Fred Machiethaler State Board
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