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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1922

Page

4

Something New by Kathleen Norris

Doctor Strickland a retired physician living in Mill Valley near San Francisco. His daughters Alix Cherry and niece Anne are joined by friend Peter Joyce and mining engineer Martin Lloyd. Lloyd marries Cherry and takes her to El Nido. Peter loves Cherry, Justin Little courts Anne, Cherry returns for Anne’s wedding, Cherry and Peter drift apart and Strickland dies. Peter returns and marries Alix while Cherry visits.

Strickland Mill Valley Bun Francisco Alix Cherry Anne Peter Joyce Martin Lloyd el Nido Peter Justin Little Martin Dr. Strickland Bng Matt Lloyd Alix Ang Cheney Pete Alex Ponrer George

Cherry Finds New Hope In A Life Beside Martin

Peter and Cherry confront love and divorce as Cherry battles isolation and lost identity. Cherry questions marriage to Martin and pleads for a viable alternative while Peter weighs the costs of love, loyalty, and a possible breakup in the high valley amid Alix and Martin’s looming plans.

Peter Cherry

First Use of the Word Strike Noted in 1788 London

The Indianapolis News cites 1788 London where labor trouble sparked by coal-field workers striking for higher wages is described as the first use of the word strike in print. The report notes September references to a major stoppage and workers striking out for better pay.

London Indianapolis News

Tribute to Agriculturiet and the brave rural citizens

A damaged clipping honors the agricultural population, praising farmers as the bravest men andvaliant soldiers, while noting the seven classes of citizens least given to evil designations amid wartime rhetoric and civic duty.

Designa Cain

Iowa News Briefs Highlight Roads and Crimes Across State

Iowa reports show a $200,000 Rockdale viaduct project and a $100,000 distribution line plan to supply forty six cities. A death by carbolic acid is recorded for Ames driver Lester Hester, while others face arrests for assault, theft, and public disturbances. Postmasters named include Wilton Junction and Kalona appointments. Agricultural output and cooperative creameries note rises and declines in 1920s to 1921 periods. state funds and federal aid for roads reach $804,422 and $2,891,828 respectively.

Rockdale Barholm Des Charmatty Pitigin Crawford County Uncle Sam Commission Lester Hester Ames Carl Kenneth H. ‘Davenport DeWitt Sowers Creston Daily Advertiser Ashagement Ators Totberg Pisgah Sennie Kiefer Marshalltown Harry Jeane Wilton Junction Ness Weaver Kelly Keokuk Iowa Charles H. Kasperson M. D. Sullivan Fred 2. Burgess Kalona William Hasselechwardt Migs Fioppie Eaton Boone, Dau ‘Ataten “Apbrosimstely Senate Hemingtio Raymond W. Rhoades Hubbard Rockford Ohrk A Hendrix Silver City Syn Hogate Tracy Walter H. Vane Winterset First ‘National Bank of Webster Citty Vagnes Joseph “Edge Humboldt Rave Eugene Meyer Minnesota Texas Towa State Center Farmers’ Creanery Association Minerva Valley Goperative Gremary Associaion Butte Petrons

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