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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1907

Page

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A Smiling Villain unfolds village diamonds mystery

Moyra faces gossip after Mr Fenton's diamonds vanish amid a wave of visitors at the big house. Miss Prior accuses Angus Robertson while Bertram Charteris confronts Moyra, warning of threats as Bride faints amid rising suspicions and jealousy among the schoolroom circle.

Chaytor Mary Queen of Scots Bloody Mary Robertson Mr. Robertson Moyra Miss Prior Mayra Gerry Terry Sie Hrnde Bertram Bertram Charteria Bride Vignee Moyra Beresford Angus Robertson Bertram Charteris Angua Agnus Robertson Bentons Sandy Agnus Ne'er-Do Wells Robertsons New York Fair Division Society Ingland Fenton Moytra Vonty Eulu Vera Aluc Aileen Moira

Village concert ends with village blacksmith encore

Advertising notes a rural concert where a renowned singer, fresh from Covent Garden success, sang the old favorite Village Blacksmith. After a vociferous encore the chairman urged a repeat, revealing the singer is the very village blacksmith and jokingly requesting another verse about bicycles.

Weiler Covent Garden Pha Village Blacksmith

Tongue in cheek chat on tariff for dogs and rides

A Yonkers Statesman excerpt recalls a blunt passenger asking if dogs travel at one cent per mile and a conductor confirming it while noting a higher fare of three cents per mile. The exchange ends with the passenger insultingly calling the conductor a dog in a sharp retort.

Yonkers Poultry Department Connecticut Agricultural College C. K. Graham Graham

Muddled dialogue on pronunciation and place names

Fragments of a humorous exchange about how to pronounce local names including Meyer and Co and Bolse at feet. The snippet hints at mispronunciations and a playful misnaming of a place, with a blurred context and no clear event or characters fully identified.

Meyer & Co Bolse Farward Goniyoon

Gettings Square and the Jolt Home Plan

In a humorous exchange from the Yonkerg Statesman, Gettings Square declares plans to bring Jolt home tonight while a cook’s day out prompts resistance. The dialog touches on dinner duties and a playful debt to Jolt.

Gettings Square Jolt Lnnor Mercy Yonkerg Statesman

Ensilage costs and silage benefits for farms

A Hoard's Dairyman summary notes 9.0 tons per acre ensilage yield with about 64 cents per ton and 5.98 dollars per acre to store corn into silo. It urges farmers to own their own machinery and highlights increased profits, cattle growth, and stock carrying from building a silo. A related article discusses whitewash formula, hens in a barn for winter egg production, and other farm practices in Country Gentleman and Indiana Farmer.

Department of Agriculture Hoard Gays New York Wyandottes Leghorns Plymouth Rocks Beng

Profitable Early Potatoes At Long Island Rail Line Farms

Early potatoes yield strongly on Long Island Rail Road Company experimental plots. First digging July 8 yielded over two hundred bushels per acre at one station, selling for $1 to 2.60 a bushel. Plot two yielded about one hundred bushels per acre. Standard culture methods, thorough soil prep, manure, wood ashes, and Bordeaux spray aided moisture retention and drought resistance in a dry season.

Long Island’ Railroad Company Acra Long Island

Late Train Predicament Sparks Comic Livery Ride

In a humorous mishap, Mr. Harlowe hires a liveryman to reach an 8:20 train at Merrivale. Delays mount from harness faults to a stone in a stream and rough roads. Despite frantic efforts, they arrive late, with the conductor noting the 5:20 train had already left.

Uartowe Iewie Mertivale Harlowe Ludrlowe Iit Express Slyverya Marlowe Mervivale Haarlows Melind Tharlowe Travlowe Seoris

Luncheon Potato Race Confusion Sparks Laughs

At a luncheon readers observe a garbled caption about a mashed potato race with misread names. The odd wording prompts amusement as attendees try to interpret the quirky line and unclear origin.

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Violet M. Flinn Erry Moyre Verna Delda Billy Veen Win Pathar Deddi Young’un Detective Corps Moyta Ferry Moya Vern Deldo United States Timothy Indiana Parmer Germany Harvara Lampoca
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