Elgin Echo Receives Post Office Status in Iowa
The Elgin Echo is entered in the post office at Elgin Fayette County Iowa as second class mail matter.
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Fayette County
Iowa
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
1
Advertising Rates and Notices in Historic Paper
Advertising rates listed include Foreign Display per inch Local Display per inch Readers per line Classified per word with advance payment minimums for first insertion. Cards of Thanks Memoriam and Resolutions of Respect Church society notices and obituary poetry charged at regular advertising rates.
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Noar Mission
May 10 1934 Elgin News Highlights Progress and Local Biz
Frank Hunsberger sold a black team to West Union buyers for 450 dollars. Elgin businessmen install gas lights and street lighting. A 62 pound pearl sold for 1000 dollars near Prairie du Chien. Local banks report deposits and profits. 1904 locusts predicted. A runaway caused minor damage, and plans for a large barn are announced.
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Frank Hunsberger
West Union
Elgin
Halstenson
Frank Walton
Chris Lehman
Muhlenthaler
Chas. Carter
Elgin Liveryman
Miles
Prairie du Cnien
Rudy Muehlenthaler
Fred
Echo
Muehlenthaler
Dr. Hadsel
Berry
Rennizon
Rudolph Muhlenthaler
Fred Butikofer
Birianek
Citizens State Bank
C. F. Becker
O. M. Benson
Berg
Ben Weibel
Main Street
John Brackin
John Christ
Notable Social Roundup in Oak Grove Sunday to Monday
Oak Grove residents hosted and visited across numerous homes with many supper and weekend gatherings. Friends and relatives including the Shaffers Hoover Gilson Kerr and Dennler families shared meals and gifts. several traveled to West Union, Clayton, McGregor, and Des Moines. A funeral in Myron drew attendees, and a card party honored Mrs Blanchy Scheffer and her daughters from Des Moines.
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Ed Conner
Frank Boyle
Jack Shaffer
Howard Shaffer
Howard
Jake Hoover
Will Hoover
Florence
Clarence Thoman
John Rothlisberger
Wayne Gilson
Fayette
Wm. Kerr
Don Cummings
Donald Gilson
Harry Gilson
Weat Union
Bob Wilson
Brownsville
Tenn
Wm. Leighty
Indiana
Leighty
Rob . Wilson
West Union
Frederick
Marie
Evelyn Dennler
Beryl Boleyn
John Luchsinger
Mra
Walter Neuman
Clayton
J. S. Phillips
Anna Baldwin
George Howard
Wm. Frederick
Ralph Poshell
Louis, Beate
Clarence Kohls
Wm. Kohls
Genevieva Wilson
Dubuque
Rob. Wilson
Jim Muncie
Florence Thoman
McGregor
Enos Howard
June
Fern Kerr
Strawberry Point
Joe Baldwin
Pritchard
Floyd Patterson
Albert
Emery Dummermuth
Eldred Patterson
Nora Patterson
Jud Conner
Herbert Dummermuth
Bert Allen
John Howard
Blanche Scheffer
LaVon and
Gene
Perry McGraff
Des ‘Moines
Beryl’ Boleyn
Sam Greenley
Myris
Harry Gilaon
Donald Gilaon
Blanchy Scheffer
Des Moines
Senior Day at Upper Iowa University invites seniors
Upper Iowa University expects about 700 seniors as guests for Senior Day on Monday May 14. Northeast Iowa high school seniors from 25 schools were invited and roughly 625 had answered. The event allows high school seniors to inspect the college and make friendships with college seniors from the region. Vernon Vierth, former Sumner Gazette publisher, named publicity agent for the Democratic state central committee in Des Moines.
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Upper Iowa University
Northeastern Iowa
Upper Iowa
Upper Town
Iowa
Vernon Vierth
Sumner Gazette
Democratic State Central Committee
Des Moines
Highway 55 gap near Guttenberg being paved soon
The remaining gap on highway 55 near Guttenberg is under paving and expected to finish by mid June. A critical editorial note condemns corrupt city officers who fail to run honest administrations and warns that gangsters rise by stealing millions. It also criticizes committees and a Newtown wind rain explanation for dust storms.
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Guttenberg
Iowa
Newton
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