Savings Deposits Offer 4 Percent Interest
A financial note states savings deposits pay 4 percent interest compounded twice a year. The statement emphasizes the rate and compounding frequency with no additional terms or conditions provided.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
5
A financial note states savings deposits pay 4 percent interest compounded twice a year. The statement emphasizes the rate and compounding frequency with no additional terms or conditions provided.
C Miller and Peter Johnson returned home Friday night from Chicago where they had gone to purchase a new motor for the brick yard. Van Appelman celebrates his fourteenth birthday with horse and buggy presents from his parents. On February 29 Miss Emma Hanson wed Carl Johnson in West Union, Justice J J Berkley officiating. J H Sheehan arranged a special train from Decorah to Oelwein for those attending the K C meeting in Mir City. about 25 people traveled.
For sale listings include 195 acre stock and dairy farm 4 miles west of Elgin with top improvements, an 88 acre dairy farm 8 miles west with fine buildings and spring, a 260 acre stock and dairy farm 4 miles northwest of Clermont with improvements, and a 10 acre Elgin adjoining tract with buildings suitable for poultry farming. Also the P Nicklaus Estate with about 10 acres corn land and Hotel Dewey furnishings. Inquiries offer prices and terms.
Dr. H. G. Hadsel states he will be in his office over Citizens' State Bank each afternoon and invites anyone needing his services to visit.
Classified item sells two vintage cars in good shape at cheap price. Dr H S BHap se. F R Berg returns from Chicago trip. Holm rents house on Pleasant street. Wickam and wife recover from illness. Prof J H Williams heads debating contest in Maynard. Breathing on cabbage farm wealth and Chautauquas speeches noted. Masonry lodge counts given with state comparisons. Town lodge totals listed.
The Elgin Canning Co. seeks acreage contracts for growing sweet corn in 1912. Call promptly to arrange contracts at usual Elgin locations. Those near West Union may contract with R. O. Woodard.
G A Buliwin received notice of the death of his brother in law T H Myers near Menbo Washington on February 28 from heart failure He was born near Eldorado 64 years ago and earlier lived in Fayette County and Pacific County Washington He leaves a large family and was active in Odd Fellows He will be remembered by Elgin and West Union oldtimers with the family’s movements linked to Dover Center West Union and South Bend Local events tied to a San Francisco trip and a funeral two days after the notice
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church holds a bazaar supper and program at the Elgin Opera House on Friday March 15 with ice cream and home made candy for sale. Proceeds fund church activities. Tickets cost 25 and 16 cents for supper and program, 10 cents for entertainment only. The bill of fare lists ham with horse radish roast beet potatoes brown gravy baked beans salads rolls pickles jelly doughnuts cake coffee. The program features music and various performances including quartets duets recitations and solos by local talent. A name mentions Cedar Rapids trip for an auto show attendee.
Examination this week and multiple visits mark a light school week. Myrtle Kimball Fayette. Dorothy Grether in school last Friday. Fidssie Kiple in West Union. Joyce Groth in grammar room. Sharks program Friday afternoon. many sick lists and improving health. May Tomkins left Tuesday as parents move to Kansas. Leonard Wegmiller vis New Hampton. Miss Anne Baldwin teaching at Calmar. Beth Moynahan entered seventh grade with grandmother host.
Ida Nydegger visited Jake Christen home while Mrs Gehring and other neighbors socialized. The region’s families, including the Meyers and Hausers, hosted gatherings and visits from Tuesday to Sunday across local homes and Waterloo trips. A moving project at Gottlieb Dennler’s site and Earnest Search’s trip to Switzerland conclude the fragmentary items.
Mrs Edd Boyle suffers with quinsy. Several families share visits across Oak Grove area including Chapmans Bennetts and Howards. Roy Vought and wife join Ira Bennetts Sunday. Ward Brabham and wife visit Ed Boyle home. others attend Bert Chapman, Fred Rothlisberger, and Earl Bennetts households.
Mrs. B Frisbie remains in poor health. Martin Hanser visited E Meyers. Mrs. W Morse spent Monday with Mrs. Meyer. Mrs. Henry Badger visited Mrs. Ernest Crain. A son was born February 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowers. Henry Miller and family visited C E Millers last Wednesday. Eva Crain was absent from school last week due to illness. Mgr and Mrs Trout from Fayette are visiting Ernest Frisbie.
Frank Bakeman reports a serious fall at a coal shed in Redfield South Dakota two weeks ago. He slipped from a car chute, fell about sixteen feet between rails, and sustained leg thigh and arm injuries, now convalescing in Huron. Officials aided him and say recovery will take time.
Week to the farm vacated by J. Dullard. Thomas Bowers has been staying with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Crowe. The children at the Will Morse home have been ill but are better now. Frank Miller and wife from Cresco visited with his brother Co. E. Miller and family the past week.
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