There ought to be a law about bread bakers and bean eaters
A collection of varied quotes and items appears, noting a bean bread law idea, the success contrast between dreamers and planners, a stamp shipment to Storm Lake, and local court and bank updates. The Powell Stamp Co receives six tons of stamps from the Fathers of the Divine World, a 3,000-priest organization. Judge Hobson sets Fayette county court record with a four week session. March looks dry for spring plowing. County deposits total over five million dollars in February, with Garnaville ranking second at over $400,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Stamp Company
Storm Lake
Fathers of the Divine World
Hobson
Fayette County
Clayton County
Garnaville
Elgin Echo Local Advertisements and Printing Notice
The Elgin Echo announces advertising in the locals column with five lines per insertion and monthly accounts. The paper offers printing services and jobbing materials, inviting orders and noting subscription options for one year or six months in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Poatofhea
Elgin Abadcond
Dlaga Mall
Locs
Ece
Old Newspapers for Sale and Local News Roundup 1912
Thursday March 14 1912 items note one cent bundles of old newspapers for sale at the office. Frank Kimball and family visited Fayette relatives. Local notices include debts to settle, a trip to Volga City, school board elections, and local commerce. Reported motor car trends and Dutch farming migration from Noordam to Iowa. Includes wedding notes, a medical obituary for Dr Shine, and community club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kimball
Fayette
Georina
Mary Holzer
Volga City
John Cunningham
Fred Reinhart
Isaac Gehring
Postville
Chris Holm
Elgin Echo
Chicago Record-Herald
The
Country Gentleman
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Iowa
Noordam
Rotterdam
Freisland
Holland
T. J. Cappex
H. §. Hadsel
Ed Hanson
Five Hundred Club Hosts Weekend Meet with Dean Couple
The Five Hundred Club met with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dean Saturday evening. Mrs. H. B. Gilson of Clermont visited Wednesday with Mrs. George N. Schori for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Torgerson
North Dakota
Gus Gunderson
Mr. Torgerson
Clermont
Dr. Shine of
Winthrop
Myrtle Schreiner
Joseph Butler
Five Hundred Club
T. W. Dean
H. B. Gilson
George N. Schori
Bopp Returns from Florida with Local Loan Offers
Bopp announces his six week Florida vacation is over and he is back in the office ready for business. He offers loans up to 1000 on farm chattel property, larger sums on other chattels if safe, and land loans at 5 to 8 percent. Also lists land and town properties with free advertising, abstracts on short notice, and no charges unless a sale or service is provided.
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Schori & Benson Lumber
Elgin
Artcraft
O. H. L. Wemicke
Macey Company
Chippendale
Sheraton
Macey
C. L. Freiburghaus
North Eastern
Hoon
Paul Dean
Charley Speneling
Waterloo
Alfred Cook
Sam
Harvey Howard
Alma Berger
Waverly
Pleasant Valley
B. Mathys
Jim Bartlett
Qualley
Decorah
West
Commercial
Citizens
H.S. Hadsel
Aseseeer
Nicklaus Schori
Hugh Patterson
Max Thoma
Earn'Schori
A. M. Weibel
John Falk
F. W. Hughes
Samuel Mosby
Auy Benson
Ponce Park
Frances
Cedar Rapids
Ang
Southland
Shilatt
Scott
ATL
Elgin Cement Works
Geo. E. Schori
Geo. N. Schori
de Laval
Jess
H. T. Knudtson
C. O. Fothergill, M
D.rouxerre
Calis
Newey Hotel
Towa
Bopp
Florida
JM Bopp
John
Falb
Greenly Bros
Schori Bros