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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

4

Farm bargains lure buyers with many land options

A collection of listings touts 100 to 172 acre farms near Elgin Brainard Gunder and Brainard area with work land timber pasture springs wells 9 room houses large barns grainaries windmills and hog and tobacco facilities. Prices per acre from $20 to $85 with easy terms and rapid sales urged.

Elgin Clermont Brainard West Union West Union-Elkader Gunder Minnesota Jackson County Wisconsin Wadena Sit Acres Eldader-Weat Dnion Road

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cough Relief

An Ohio resident cites Dr King’s New Discovery curing a three year cough and urges readers to try the remedy. The ad claims relief for coughs throat and lung trouble with money back guarantee and bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar. A Bucklen’s Amica Salve note and local frost mention complete the brief item.

Tam Dr. King Jennie Flemming New Dover Ohio Bucklen Amica

Illyria Farmers Note A Busy Planting Season

Nlyria items recount community life with visitors and gatherings. John Wenger owns a new auto. families travel to Elkader and Elgin. dances at Highland Hall. Memorial Day to be observed May 31 at Illyria church. several relatives meet in Clermont and Cedar Rapids. social visits, auto trips, and Shrine trip to Atlanta described.

Glen MacKellar Elgin Mildred Yearous Lana Medberry Libby Klingman John Rothlisberger G. E. Medberry Chester Peake Robert Petera Clerwont Temply Frank Medberry Fayette Foxwell Mary Wenger Max Guyer Wifs Henry McMillan Illyria Amy Richards West Union Myria

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Widespread Cure

A prominent ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 if it fails and invites testimonials, with Toledo based F J Cooney & Co as suppliers and a additional note for Hall's Pills.

Hatl Hall Adidvesa F. J. Coenny & Co Toledo Ohio

West Union visits and local greetings in Qak Grove

Mrs Col Mounce visited West Union on Wednesday. Mrs W C Smith spent Thursday at the County Seat. Mrs Bert Allen stayed at the Barn Holzer home Wednesday. Melvin Boyer is painting for Ward Brabham. A Ridge group spent Sunday at Duttons Cave. Adam Boleyn called on the Ridge Sunday evening. Miss Green visited her sister Mrs Albert Morse. Alita Vought visited her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Ira Bennett. Enos Howard family were Sunday callers at Edd Boyles. Mrs E Matthys and daughter Lena were Tuesday callers at Kohls. Mrs Hans Winkler and children visited Thursday with Mrs Robert Wilson. Mrs Tommy Howard called on her mother, Mrs Robert J Wilson Tuesday. Mrs Edd Boyle and children spent Thursday at Barn Holzer. Jack Shatter, Tommy Howard and Ward Brabham went to Forest City.

Col. Mounce West Union W. C. Smith Bert Allen Edd Boyles E. Matthys Lena With Kohls Edd Boyle Barn Holzer Jack Shatter Tommy Howard Ward Brabham Forest,City

Cheery Valley Social Roundup Recalls Sunday Visits

Cheery Valley News lists multiple residents visiting or being visited on Sunday and Tuesday. Names include Adolph Hanson Gilbert Peterson Theodore Hanson Ed Larson Harlow Chapman Idan Nydegger Albert Meyer John Hurtzler Matthew Leuchtenmacher Dan Bellis family Rosa Meyer Tom Hanson Edwin Hanson Louisa Christen Rudolph Pulver plus the Baumgartners and Nydegger family, with several callers at local homes.

Adolph Hanson Gilbert Peterson Rosa Meyer Martin Hanson Tom

Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Promises Children Worm Expulsion

A sensational medical ad claims a sick child with fever, sleeplessness, coated tongue, stomach pain, diarrhea, and worm symptoms can be cured by Kickapoo Worm Killer. Presented as a candy confection available from druggists for 25 cents, it asserts the medicine expels worms and relieves the child's trouble.

Brainard News Highlights Local Social and Travel

Walter Jennings moves a house for Sidney Paterson Co M Craft and Henry Martin seen at Elgin between trains Friday Levi Learn and family visited John Learn's Beulah Bartholomew at home Sunday Geo Craft and Elgin Blanchard families fished Turkey river Geo Gruyer home visited by Alfred Miller and Wm Peters and wives Ladies' Aid Society carpet installation Beulah Bartholomew home Sunday Beulah Bartholomew worked Harvey Hills home West Union Geo Craft Elgin Blanchard families fished Turkey river De Corah visits Sunday Albin Crain and Melvin Boyer C M Craft Henry Bartlett Jr auto trip to nearby towns.

Walter Jennings Sidney Paterson Co. M. Craft Henry Martin Elgin Levi Learn John Learn Mr. Louden Davenport Alfred Miller Wm. Peters Clermont Geo. Gruyer Ladies’ Aid Society Beulah Bartholomew Harvey Hills West Union Geo, Craft Elgin Blanchard Turkey River M. C. Hovey H. W. Helma

Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Bold Health Benefits

Salvage of a vintage advertisement promises regular bowels and overall health. It asserts Dr Kings New Life Pills keep stomach liver and kidneys in healthy condition, rid poisons, improve complexion, and cites a testimonial from C E Hatfield of Chicago praising relief from one box.

Dr. Kings Dr. King C. E. Hatfield Chicago Ill

First Chapter Next Week and Local Improvements

The Enterprise notes Buttermaker Atoon Erickson and helper Joe Paulson produced 4139 pounds of butter in one day at the creamery. J. H. Sheehan plans to overhaul Pakpukenah hall with stairs, fire escape, new floors, and other improvements. Hon. C. Miller has planted over 2000 trees this year and 3000 more in his nursery for next season. John Henry Priest, born February 11, 1842, died May 3, 1914 in Dubuque. Funeral held at Prairie du Chien May 6. J. Palmer, after blood poisoning, underwent knee amputation. daughter Mrs. G. M. Berry accompanies him.

Atoon Erickson Joe Paulson J. H. Sheehan Od Pakpukenah C. Miller John Henry Priest Wellington Delaware St. Anthony Home Dubuque Iowa Prairie du Chien Mra. G. M. Berry

Scarlet fever quarantines Bert Hall home

West Union reports Bert Hall deputy recorder quarantined for scarlet fever as his young daughter Lois is the patient. Locals note Memorial Day plans, speakers, and the unveiling of soldiers’ monument at the courthouse square two weeks hence.

Bert Hall Lois Committee On Dr. Chambers Court House Square Abernethy Post C. B. Hughes

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Elgin Land Agency Nlyria John Wenger Ha Gebring Elkader Chas. Fritz H. McMillan Amelia Strong Highland Hall Clarence Coventry C. L. Klingman Alt Wenger C. Wenger John Kohler Fred Reichert Ellen Hunsberger Jerome Ina Kobler Chas. Smith St. Paul Grant Graver Cedar Rapids Shriners Atlanta Georgia Chas Fritz Jud Conner Auto Nels Holm Mlee D. Peable Qak Grove News Hans Winkler Robert! Wilson Robert J Wilson Cheery Valley News John Meyer Adolph Baumgartners Brainard News Chas Wheeler Sidney Nutting Mesdamen Boyer, Brown and Tripp Weat Union Wm. Meiserman of Hawkeye Ithacea Journal Clermont News Deere Deering, Champion and Dain J. Harrington Keland Longstreet Clitornia Golden State Limited Pamengers Walvealy Tralia Scenic Colorado Salt Lake City Eceala Reck Leland Rock Rta C. A. Akers Elgin, Iwoa H. S. Hadsel, M.D C. O. Fothergill, M. D iRonzello Calle Fay Dewey Hotel L. L. Ainaworth Magon City Lester North Yakima Washington Eva Fleming Decorah Fleming W. J. Rogers Oelwein Charlotta Menotti Union Depot Mr. Hughes Wm. Faust of Velwein E. H. Trezona Cills Bgcker Talso Furnish Bopp Schori - Bros Elginlows Greenly & Phillips City Draymen
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