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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
2
The Elgin Echo lists mail matter status and local column rates for advertisements. It notes display ads run until canceled, monthly accounts, printing services, and subscription options including one year or six months in advance at $1.50.
Community notices include gasoline priced at 16c a gallon at Finkes' drug store, Halsten sons advertise Racine stocking feet, and Jacob Schlupp requests a change of Ecno address from Bern to Sabetha Kansas. Katie Wilson visits Waterloo family, others share travel and shop updates. Capper promotes kerosene and heavy shawls while locals share illness and birthday celebration details.
Sidelined disputes in Fayette County ad campaign recount judge and lawyer performance. It contrasts Cooney and Lewis in District and Superior Court costs, noting indictments, acquittals, and legal action outcomes, while highlighting expenditures and county protection of public funds. Includes local notices and community updates.
Scott's Emulsion is promoted as rapidly building a mother's strength and enriching milk to nourish the child. The ad urges nearly all nursing mothers to take the tonic to support both mother and baby, mentioning a baring bank and Child's Rhetub Book and noting Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
E H Hoag of Strawberry Point visited for business at Kniel & Rubger's early week. Mrs Frank Kimball traveled to Dacorah to stay with her mother Mrs White in frail health. T J Capper and N H Spencer with wives among local shoppers and out of town guests. J C Miller funeral attracted Me clad attendees including John Jamison Oelwein TM and John Shaw Boise City Idaho.
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