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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

2

Fayette county school superintendency election set

The Fayette county school district presidents meet at West Union court house on Tuesday April 2 at 1 p m to elect a county superintendent of schools. Other items note Hlmer Haug named deputy clerk at Camp Dodge and local visits by Mrs Frank Greenley and Mrs Fraidhein. The piece mentions flour substitutes, patrolmen appointed by the county board, a high school play The Dutch Detective on March 22, and weather with lingering snow hazards and improving sunshine.

Hlmer Haug Camp Dodge Frank Greenley Fraidhein West Union Fayette County Phillips Alfred Weibel Hutchinson John Falb Ern Schori Herbert Falb Cedar Rapids Ern Schorit St. Paul Opera House Florence Berg Buyette USC Theo. Schmid Harness C. L. Chapman Dubuque Kerr Waterloo F. W. Hughes B. A. Strauch Champaign Chas. Chapman Highland Erho Texas Earl Kiple Bill” Miller Digin Elgin Fred Andrew Hunsberger France Januuaher Wisconsin

Face the Facts War Crisis Urges Allied Struggle

The message warns the war situation is critical and defeat threatens unless Allies fight with unprecedented effort. It notes hungry nations France England and Italy cannot sustain the fight without feeding them, urging stronger Allied action and mobilization.

France England Italy

Local newspaper ad rates and policy notice

The Elgin Echo lists mail details and advertising policy for Figure 4s. It states ads run consecutively until discontinued with per insertion rates and subscription prices: one year in advance $1.50 and six months 76 cents.

Political Announcements for Supervisor and Recorder

Elgin Echo carries voter notices from 1918 and 1948 listing Martin Fels as a candidate for supervisor with term start January 1, 1919 and subject to the Republican primary on June 3, 1928, and W. W. Wright as a candidate for county recorder with primary on June 3, 1948.

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Local notes and visits headline from West Union area

West Union visitors include Dr. Hutchinson and Miss Berg. Ern Schori, Ed Erickson and many townsfolk appear in weekly notices. theater, church events, sales, and farm ads fill the column with community names, travel, and commerce.

Robins arrive and local notes from Clermont town

Little Lucile Berndt improves after illness. Miss Frances Skarshoug returns from Cornell College Mt. Vernon. Editor Blake seeks Clermont mayor's seat. Eph. Mathys travels to New Ulm on business. Mrs. Thos Knudtson hosts Kensington Club. Attorney Ainsworth recovering from pneumonia. Abraham Goldsman and wife relocate to Center street. Possible three candidates seek congress nomination: W. G. Shaffer L. M. Enger and Gilbert N. Haugen. Mrs. Crowe near West Union cared for Sister Mrs Shaffer who is ill. Mayor Weibel reportedly underwent jaw surgery in Iowa City and is expected home soon.

Ruth Shipton Clermont Mildred Harrington Freidlein Guttenberg Frank Greenley Albert Gehring Mary Monnahan West Union William Mary’ Stahl Elgin Savings Bank J. Harrington Mas Harrington Waucoma Frank Shipton Roxall J. W. Howard Hub Postville Berg & Kohler John Bower Helen J. C. McCoy FR. P. Strauch Weibel Brothers Adam Boleyn Schumaker St. Weibel Brothers Aug. Benson Cedar Rapids Mrs. Benedict la Salle O. M. Benson Echo LR. Berg St. Paul Minneapolis Hughes H. 5. Hadsel Geo. N. Sehori John Falk Ed Hanson A. Ackers Mediapolis Mr. Akers Earn Holzer J. D. Shaffer Canada Gordon McCray Elgin Jance Young McCray Howard County Opera House Frances Skarshoug Cornell College Mt. Vernon Blake Eph Mathys New Ulm Abraham Goldsman Decorah Gilbert N. Haugen Crowe Near West Union C. L

Patterson Draft Lists Canvassing Teams for Liberty Loan

Patterson announces draft of canvassing teams for the third Liberty Loan Bond drive in Pleasant Valley township. Named volunteers include J D Shaffer Mel Kohler Ward Brabham J I Phillips Gus Gunderson Wesley Miller Max Thoma I L Harrington and others pending assignment. Patterson will also serve on a team.

Hugh Patterson Pleasant Valley Township J.D. Shaffer Mel Kohler Ward Brabham J. I. Phillips Gus Gunderson Wesley Miller Max Thoma I. L. Harrington Mr. Patterson

Basketball games at Elgin Opera House Friday

On Friday evening March 15 three local basketball games will be played at the Elgin Opera House. Freshmen against Sophomores, Single Men against Married Men, and Alumni against High School. First game at 7 30 admission 10 and 20 cents. Patronage appreciated to support the fund.

Elgin Opera House Sophmores Sion

Equity Society Special Meeting in Elgin Iowa

The American Society of Equity BrackIn Local Number 1 holds a special meeting in the old Christ building Elgin Iowa on Saturday March 16 at 1 30 pm. National organizer J W Bartengale will be present to deliver an address. All farmers are invited to defend this meeting ED Hitech Secretary

American Society of Equity BrackIn Old Christ Elgin Iowa J. W. Bartengale

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