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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1908

Page

4

Quit Paying Rent Farms For Sale On Easy Terms

Large list of farms from three to seventeen acres offered with small down payments and easy terms. Properties include a 15 acre tract near West Union with house, stables, spring, timber, and fencing at 600 dollars with 200 down. an 9 acre West Union site with four acres of land and new house at 1800 dollars. 17 acres with orchard and large house at 2400 dollars. 123 acres near MH town with 80 acres under cultivation and buildings at 50 dollars per acre. Also loans on security, and rental farms available. inquiries for good tenants are weekly.

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West Union Local Notices Bulletin Recaps Various Moves

West Union reports B Zeigler in Texas on business, Mrs Grover and Mrs House visiting Brainard relatives, and Vern Ash leaving for Newport Washington. Cr Phillips escorts family home from Postville, Finch couple to Ponce Park Florida, and Frank Knight and Lucertia Pedicord wed in Seattle. Manly and Mart wedding announced for December. Frank Limbeck named deputy postmaster during Green’s California winter. Farmers Institute program set with poultry exhibit. Electric Theater room donated for display. Gratitude testimonial for Electric Bitters from Mary Dowling of San Francisco.

Wm. Grover A. d. House Brainard Mrs. Phillips John Craft Frank E. Knight Dungeness Wash Lucretia Harriman Pedicord Seattle Frank Limbeck Green California Frank i Farmers’ Institute Electric Theater Maklin Carter Manly West Union Clothier Ethel May Mart Grinnell Mrs Manly West Union Mary Dowling Sth Ave San Francisco City Durg

Clermont News Item Highlights Local Visits

Mrs Nick Wells visited Elgin today while F F Fergerson and Mrs W Bailey made calls in Elgin and Postville respectively. Chas McAlavey visited Postville yesterday and H Lindenbauer joined a Texas excursion Tuesday. E E Bilden and sister Lizzie traveled to Decorah yesterday. Atty Dave Clements of West Union did business here Wednesday. Henry Groth and family returned to Geddes South Dakota Sunday after a Pleasant visit.

Chas. McAlavey H. Lindenbauer Texas E. E. Bilden Lizzie Decorah Atty Dave Clements West Union Henry Groth Geddes

Local Social Notes Include Moves and Visits

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Groth Jr. hosted relatives from Coggan while Frank and Mark Henderson returned Tuesday from a family visit. Dan Butler visited from Oelwein. Albert Pederson and family moved to Elgin for work in a blacksmith shop. Mrs. M. C. Mead returned Saturday from Mason City after visiting her daughter Mrs. Grennie Frazier. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for coughs and lung conditions with a guarantee at City Drug Store. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free.

H. B. Groth Jr Frank Mark Henderson Coggan Dan Butler Oelwe Albert Pederson Elgin M. C. Mead Mason City Grennie Frazier Dr. King W.V. Henry Panama

Oak Grove News Item Highlights Local Burdens and Visits

Local notes report fine weather for corn husking and multiple family visits across Oak Grove and nearby Elgin. Gleaners lodge at the Gresinger home on Friday November 20. Public health ad extols Dr King’s New Life Pills with price. Major legal update notes Standard Oil rebate case fined 2,240,000 by Judge Landis, likely reaching the U.S. Supreme Court.

Standard Oil Company Landis United States Supreme Court Federal Court of Appeals U. S. Supreme Court

Illyria social notes and local events summary

Kerr visited a Volga area during the week while Hazel McMillan hosted Mae Fritz. Several families hosted guests over the weekend, including Edith Ernst with Amy and Edith Richards, and Mrs. William Graver visiting her daughter in Volga City. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gehring, and Mrs. Frank Gehring died November 5 after months of illness. Eighteenth birthday festivities for Ethel Shaffer drew about 40 friends. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is praised for injuries, and local business notes highlight Elkader’s new Monotype machine. A meeting discussed a Belgian stallion stock company, and Bob Peters’ car received a wheel change. Labor demand remains high, with many locals employed.

M. Klingman Edith Ernst Amy Edith Richards Ida Walter Rothlisberger Arlington Perle Klingman Will Peters Volga Israel Shaffer John Waldron West Union Mesdames Layton and Chapman Chapman Brothers Ed Gehring William Graver Elgin C.L. Klingman Frank Gehring Norrth Ethel Shaffer Ethel Elkader Register Bob Peters Halver Knudtson Oelwein Sports Phillip's Opera House Gea Turner Grinnell Lerlone Pierce New Hampton Oelwein

Stiperiops Captain Eyes Pianos in New York Visit

A West Indian sea captain, urged by his wife, visits New York to inspect pianos with the aim of purchase. He describes a preferred instrument with black walnut, strong bulkheads, iron framing, red and white woods, steel rigging, and detailed dimensions. The letter notes features and assembly ease suitable for a first class instrument.

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Young Roosevelt and Chinese Girl in Washington Society

Washington society closely watches the budding friendship between Theodore Roosevelt and Miss Lu Yung daughter of Sir Liang Chang Chinese minister After their first social outing the pair grew closer with Roosevelt guiding talks on American sports while Miss Lu Yung shows enthusiasm for outdoor activities The two have since met frequently prompting quiet chatter among married hosts about the young pair The second item features Professor Victor Hallopeau advising a split night schedule to maximize intellectual work suggesting sleep from 10 to 2 then 5 hours of study before resuming the day

Roosevelt Washington Theodore Roosevelt Lu Yung Liang Chang Milas Polly Morton Paul Morton Theodore Mias Victor Hallopeau Party Academy of Medicine Powata

Training Children with Plain Talk and Self Control

Advice to parents emphasizes self denial and obedience. It urges never reward crying with gifts, demand truth in recitals, and model actions. Children should learn to obey, not vex, with calm discipline and consistent promises.

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Union Stock Yards Chicago Taland S. S. Worley Agent Rock Island Lines Iowa J. W. Bopp John Falk G. Moser Etsin, Iowa Greenly Bros Kennedy DoWitt City B. Zeigler B. W. Finch Ponce Park Florida Clermont News The Enterprise Nick Wells F. F. Fergerson W. 5. Bailey Postville Oak Grove News A. Conner Ed Boyle Frank Boyle Ray Shaffer L. W. Reed Thorpes Lima Enos Howard Tommy Howard Jr Thos. Howard Mary Bennett Perry Craft C. Mounce George Stansberry Hara Holzer Robi. Wilson Robi. Wilson, Jr Hans Winkier Wm. Brabham John Wilson Ira Bennett C. W. Smith Maynard Fishback Stella Gunderson Scott Illyria Kerr Hazel McMillan Mae Fritz Mesdames Grant Graver Frank Seaver Chas. Fritz Amy Richards Louis John Wenger Eldred Patterson Chas Fritz Bucklen A. F. Hardy Wilton Maine Ira Tomkins Volga City Tomkins Makers David M. Pfrelzer & CO Fred R. Berg John Falb J. J. Shadle Blacksmith Iam Thaye Rudy Lehman Center Street H. S. Hadsel, M.D Reakdewee Dowsy Hotel Schori Ows Weibel Bros Elkader Opera House Orchestra
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