Manure Spreader Line Offered for Local Farmers
A local dealer promotes a display of manure spreaders including Litchfield and Twentieth Century models for farmers seeking reliable equipment.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
2
A local dealer promotes a display of manure spreaders including Litchfield and Twentieth Century models for farmers seeking reliable equipment.
Elgin H T Knudtson and T W Dean left for Chicago on a business trip Tuesday. A Buick carload was due to arrive around April 1. Lewis Stallbaum and wife of El kader visited at the John Falk home. Bennie Baumgartner now teaches at Lime Kiln school beginning the term Monday. Mrs Frank Miller visited her parents near West Union from Saturday to Monday. The Haugen Murphy contest from this district may be dropped unless fraud or error evidence mounts, Washington Dispatch says. Fred Tomkins learned his wife was ill. neighbors helped with a small donation to reach her bedside. Ira Tomkins moved his livery and feed stable operation to Kansas. Fred and Mrs Tomkins intend to follow south. The city election next Monday uses the council room as polling place. one ticket in the field, voters may endorse or choose. Canada reportedly has 30 million bushels of wheat frozen waiting for U.S. transport. City wardens in Chicago watched politicians for out of season hunting. salaries paid while they worked. Surgeons in Aurora grafted cuticle from Harry Scothorn onto Mrs Clara King after burns from a kerosene lamp. recovery seen as promising. a E Moore near Estherville milks eighty cows all winter, January butter yield 1,950 pounds at 40 cents a pound totaling $782.40, about 39.78 per cow. a prominent dairyman in BEminet county with a steady dairy operation.
The Elgin Echo offers local advertising at five cents per insertion and displays run until canceled. Subscriptions are available at 150 and 300 for yearly and six months respectively, with monthly accounts and printing services offered for various jobbing materials.
Elgin chores and social notes recount a mask ball planned for Saturday night March 23 at the Elgin opera house. Local residents travel to Cedar Rapids and Waterloo, discuss weather, visits, and daily life, while a community effort centers on a cooperative telephone committee and a St Patrick message night.
Bopp returns after six weeks away and announces readiness to lend locally. Offers farm chattel loans up to 1000 with larger sums on other chattels if safe, town property loans, and land loans at 4 to 8 percent depending on loan. Promises free advertising, abstracts on short notice, and no charges unless a sale or service occurs. Also lists properties for sale and invites inquiries from residents planning to move or invest.
Farmers are urged to test seed corn before planting as much of the grain is poor quality. A short testing period helps select the best corn and prevent re planting a poor crop this season.
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