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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1910

Page

5

Cannon Loses Speakership Grip After Waterloo

Speaker Joseph Cannon of Illinois was thrown from the rules committee by insurgents and Democrats last Saturday. Despite ousting him, they spared the old man, yet his bid for the Speakership is finished as power shifted due to alleged misuses in favor of trusts against common people's welfare. Also noted are weekly ads from Schori and Benson Lumber Co and Hals tenson embroidery and corset sale, plus Vigereux horse. Mrs Guy Stoehr hosted Kensington Club members and guests Friday evening.

National House Joseph Cannon Illinois Waterloo Rules Committee Schori & Benson Lumber Co Halstenson Guy.Stoehr Kensington Club

Box Social at Masonic Hall Draws Community Night

The Eastern Stars host a box social at the Masonic hall tomorrow evening. Ladies should bring lunch boxes for two. The public is invited to enjoy a social evening and a special program. Proceeds go to the piano fund. Also notes progress toward electric light with poles set by C Miller & Sons from Clermont to the city and upcoming wiring. John Christ bought a new team for 3400.

Masonic Hall C. Miller & Sons Clermont Millers John Christ

Frightful Wreck Terrifies Iowa Railroad History

A catastrophic Rock Island Great Western derailment near Gladbrook Cedar Rapids Waterloo killed about fifty and injured many as rails spread on a boggy track. Two engines toppled, three cars telescoped, survivors aided by doctors as authorities detain the victims for Marshalltown entry. Conductor Jacob Nauholz among the dead. The Elgin Canning Co seeks sweet corn contracts for the coming season at seven dollars per ton delivered.

Gladbrook Andy Inn Rock Island Shellsburg Minneapolis Sioux Falls Marshalltown Great Western Green Mountain Cedar Rapids Waterloo Jacob Nauholz West Union Unity Chapter Elgin Canning Co

Kicked by Horse Near Clermont Hurts Grimm

Ernest Grimm, employed by Chris Miller of Clermont, was kicked in the lower abdomen by a horse while helping husk corn at the Fred Light home. He was taken to the hospital in Iowa City in serious condition. He improved by morning and it was hoped no operation would be needed.

Ernest Grimm Chris Miller Clermont Fred Light Iowa Grimm

Methodist Episcopal Church Weekly Meeting and Sermon Plan

The L A S group meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Chapman. Thursday evening Rev Wharton of Guttenburg will deliver a sermon rather than a prayer meeting. Sunday service is at 10 am with an Eastern program at 8 30. Epworth League leader is Mrs Finke. Traveling salesman Q A Novotny visited Friday for business with Joseph Buraneck and Son. The Priscillas net yesterday afternoon with Mrs George N Schon.

Ll. A. S Chapman Wharton Guttenburg Epworth League Finke Q. A. Novotny Great Central Tobacco Works Joseph Buraneck & Son

Draining Lake North of town by ditch diggers

Landowners along the Burrows farm are sinking a ditch to drain a lake that flooded nearby fields. Three to six teams worked three days, water to Turkey river, with effects to be seen as levels settle. C S Halstenson narrowly missed a fatal train wreck near Gladbrook, witnessing a harrowing scene as casualties mounted. he estimates about fifty dead and many injured, doubting newspaper exaggeration.

Burrows Iicinity Turkey C.S. Halstedson Gladbrook Allig Halstenson

Story and Song Service Easter program at Methodist church

The Story and Song Service presents Love Triumph ant Easter tale from Tor with Reading by Ida Sahori and singing by Miss Berger and Miss Benson. The event occurs at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening March 27 with a silver offering invited. Kept in Clermont Iowa. Dogged by local notices about repairs and visitors, the item also mentions horses shipped to the area and local social visits.

Tor Jerusalem Ida Sahori Berger Benson Methodist Episcopal Church

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The Elgin Savings, Bank Gus Gunderson Sam Mosby Box Social Case Coutille Batiste C. S. Halstenson Priscillas Net George N. Schon Cravenettes Berg Story and Song Service Fred Muhlenthaler Pleasant Street Alfred Schulpp Dakota Elgin Wenger Bros Nels Lottagaard John Rolfs Fred Schultz Mra. Huebner Postville Walthers Ot Elkader John Falk Roy Smith Clyde Cyris Mincers Poplins Panamas Oxfords Elgin, Iowa
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