Elgin Notes and Local Ads Highlight Visits and Goods
Capper's store promotes Toile Du Noids and shoes while Muehlenthaler Bros. sell DeWitt’s remedies. Visitors from West Union and La Porte City drop by Noah Kiple home and parents’ residence. Muscatine grows cabbage with $5 per ton for July August, $4 for September. Burianek & Stepanek buy 12000 pounds of home grown tobacco. Merry Widow fashion prompts dance, Mask Ball announced by Elgin Concert Band on the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burianek & Stepanek
Jon
Elgin Concert Band
Leslie B. Mattoon
New York
Paris
Ames
Leslie
The
State University
Muehlenthaler Bros
Fred Falk
Lewis
la Crosse
Wisconsin
August Benson
Elgin Post Office Advertisements and Printing Services
Classified column notes display and legal advertisements in Elgin Ledger. It mentions official notices, monthly accounts payable, and advertising formats. The notice offers printing services and a range of subscription options with values listed in cents and dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hughes
Elgin
Ventea
Edvan Cor
Announcements for State Senator and Local Races
A column of 1908 Fayette County notices announces candidacies for state senator in the 40th Iowa district and Bayette Allamakee district, plus nominees for representative sheriff county attorney recorder supervisor and more. Names include A C Winson Henry L Adams William Larranen Jr E R Cuan Charles O Harran W C Lewis C W Duncan S G Wayneman and others with dates in 1906 1908 and notes on primaries in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Roosevelt
U. S
Bayette-Allamakee
Henry L. Adams
Sheridp
Fayette County
E. R. Cuan
Hawkeye
Charles O'Harran
Oelwein
W. C. Lewis
C. W. Duncans
Health Question Card on Constipation Remedies
An advice item promotes doctor guidance on health asking readers for the first great rule of health and cites nine doctors who say keep the bowels regular. It then asks what a doctor thinks of Ayer's Pills for constipation, attributed to J C Ayer Co of Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
J. C. Aver Co
Lowell
Local notes and obituaries from Muscatine scene
Mrs. F M Smith returns from West Union visit as daughter Blanche visited Sunday. Mrs. Mary Weed, noted philanthropist, dies at Muscatine home from heart failure after gifting sixty acres for a natural park. Carter's promotes Gold Medal sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Smith
West Union
Miss Blanche
Mary Weed
Muscatine
City of
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