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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1931

Page

4

Wanted Rates-Notices and the Elgin Echo Trade

A dense classified column outlines notice rates and various ads from Elgin Iowa. Entries include farm work, on farm or town jobs, sale items like corn, roasters and refrigerators, strays, planting materials, rentals, and business notices. Names include D D May Carl H Bergan H W Falk John Falk Myrtle Nelson Florence Grimm G Pfister R P Strauch Fred Luthi M Luchsinger & Son. The column advertises services and goods available locally and urges residents to contact the Echo Office for stamps, office supplies, and other items.

Funeral for Kathryn Werner Attended by Oak Grove Friends

Oak Grove residents and relatives traveled to Forest City last Saturday for the funeral of Kathryn Werner, an automobile crash victim from last week. Numerous local families visited and joined in condolences and calls at various homes and hospitals in the area during the weekend and following days.

Community notes from Gunder and area events

Tina Nelson visited the O K Houg home in St Olaf Monday afternoon. Gladys Odegard of Highn spent Friday night at the Carl Odegard home. The Kurth couple attended a baptism at the Rev S J Strandford home in St Olaf last Friday. T T Loftegard and family with Milo Gulsvig visited Charles City Friday. Verna Groth staying a few days with the K A Kirkeberg home. Ole E Olson visited W Landsgard home near Church Iowa Monday, his daughter Selma joining for a week with relatives. Byron Heins traveled from Waterloo Saturday for a family visit. P Wellerson staying the week with Theo Wold in Wagner township. Dorcas Society to sponsor a short program at Marion cemetery in Gunder Saturday afternoon May 30. all ex service men urged to attend. Oscar Lind attended a circuit meeting at Williams Iowa Saturday and Sunday. Neighbors helped Mrs Roy Johanningmeier of near Monona celebrate her birthday last Sunday. Mr and Mrs E E Landsgard surprised with children and relatives from Orchard Charles City Church and Waukon for their 44th wedding anniversary. A bountiful dinner, a purse of money presented, and wishes for a golden anniversary.

Tina Nelson O. K. Houg St. Olaf Gladys Odegard Highn Carl Odegard K. Kurth S. J. Strandford T. T. Loftegard Milo Gulsvig Charles City Verna Groth K. A Oscar Lind Williams Iowa Roy Johanningmeier Monona E. E. Landsgard Orchard Church Waukon Mrs. Landsgard

Fort Atkinson Suffers Destructive Post Midnight Fire

A fire in Fort Atkinson shortly after midnight last week destroyed several Main Street businesses. Jos Chekal’s furniture store, Geo E Cooney’s pump house, Wescott and Winks Produce, and Bieber’s garage suffered major losses. The post office was partly burned and the origin of the blaze remains undetermined.

Fort Atkinson Main Street Jos Chekal Ghekal Geo Cooney Wescott & Winks Geo. A. Bieber Os‘sian Bee

Trade at home among friends in Clermont area

Myrtle'. Nelson helps Mrs. Guernsey Smith with house work. Mrs. Laula Martie Lydia Wander and Joe Wander with Otto Daniels and son Jimmie visited Ole M Reierson east of Clermont. A. M. Weibel and two sons plan a Chicago trip to see Minerva Weibel and the Ray Heins family. Reports say Illinois youths search for work in this country for board and spending money. accuracy unclear.

Myrtle’. Nelson Guernsey -Smith Laula Martie Lydia Joseph Wander Otto Daniels Jimmie Ole M. Reierson Clermont A. M. Weibel Chicago Minerva Weibel Ray Heins Illinois

How One Woman Lost 47 Lbs In 3 Months

Mrs. S. A. Solomon of New Bern North Carolina claims Kruschen Salts helped her shed 47 pounds in three months. She dropped from 217 to 170, reports stronger energy and relief from long running pains, and says she will continue using the product. A 4 week bottle costs 85 cents. instructions: half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. No diet will help she says. cut pastry fatty meats potatoes butter and sugar Kruschen way is the safe fat loss. If not satisfied money back guarantee.

S. A. Solomon New Bern N. C

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Delbert Lyons Bigin Arene Bush Blup D. D. May Elgin Carl H. Bergan H. W John Falk Robert Steele Elgin, Aifp M. Luchsinger & Son Brussels G. Pfister Myrtle Nelson Cook A. J. Cook Elkader Town Florence Grimm Echo National Cash Register R. P. Strauch Elgin Echo Apaian Fred Luthi Towa Rolla Echo Office G. C. Smith Henry McMillan H. A. Burns P. O. Box The Fayette Fitch Fayette County Eastman Kodak Oak Grove News Jud Conner Ed Boyle Thos. Howard Jr Forest City Kathryn Werner Ben Brabham and Son Maynard Reuben Howard Lewis , Dennler Henry Holzer John Nydegger Win Frederick Geo, Gilson Dorothy Warren Harry Gilson Thos. Howard Sr Ben Brabham D. C. Dean Lois Lyle Wilson J. M. Shaffer Tommy Howard Enos Howard Bert Allen Wm. Kohls J.T. Meyer Jake Reinhart Ervin Hughes Frankville Harold Bennett Hangs Winkler Clarence Lawrence Cannon Robert Wilson Thos Howard Walter [Kohls John Cunningham Volga City Margie Wilson Rockwell City Clifton Powell Walter Kohls Ben Brabham Reb Wilson Margie Cathryn Ogle Postville Ross Robertson Junior Sheldon Kohls Sheldon Boyle Will Wilson Oelwein Rob. Wilson Genevieve Northrup Marcine Eckhart Arlington West Union Warren Joyce Clint Crooks John Howard Gunder News McCormick-Deering Torkelson Bros Ole Lam Srar Kohler’s Chicago Tribune
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