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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1928

Page

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West Branch Visit for Mrs Quinrod and Local Mentions

Mrs A C Quinrod left Friday for West Branch to visit relatives. Mrs O E Areman of Huron SD visited her parents and sister in recent days. A river prune seller and political chatter are referenced with humor. A City Drug Store ad promotes fuel at £1.00 per gallon in Elgin IA. The piece notes political air time ending and a reflection on honesty.

A. C. Quinrod West Branch Hoover City Drug Store Elgin Iowa O. E. Areman Huron S. D N. H. Bakeman Ed Bander Iife Subula Gazette

Which Type Are You A Citizen Booster Or Burden

A 1928 opinion feature urges self reflection on community spirit. It contrasts two citizen types: the critical nonhelper who avoids taxes and effort, and the proactive booster who pays debts, supports schools, and funds public works. It concludes readers should classify themselves and improve or continue their positive role.

The Little Things Count in Everyday Kindness

A short contemplation on small acts of kindness and thoughtfulness that lift spirits. Optimism appears as a character in a dialogue about choosing uplifting, simple deeds over arduous chores.

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Honored Citizen at Rest Chris Meyer

Chris Meyer of Elgin passed away at home on Saturday morning November 10 1923 at age eighty two after years of failing health. Born in Bern Switzerland on March 10 1846 he immigrated to Clayton county Iowa then farmed nearby before retiring to Elgin in 1908. Married May 26 1871 to Mary Baumgartner they raised six children and eleven grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Apostolic church with burial in the Apostolic cemetery beside his long farm career and devoted family care.

Chris Meyer Elgin Lena Bern Switzerland America Clayton County Iowa Mary Baumgartner Albert George Olaf Hoag Joe Baumgartner West Union Ernest Near West Union Meyer The Apostolic Church Log, Banwart

Cow Halts Bertram School Cause of Havoc

A one room Bertram school was closed last Thursday due to a cow that was driven into the building as Halloween pranksters caused trouble. Sheriff Harry Manchester traveled from Cedar Rapids to investigate and identify those responsible for the incident. A local ad promotes a rag rag as a Christmas present and TV sewing services offered by C W Doty of Elgin inviting material for weaving and tag coloring with terms available.

Bertram Hallowe Harry Manchester Cedar Rapids C. W. Doty Elgin, Ta. 4

I Am the Newspaper In the Home and Market Place

A fragmented discourse defines the newspaper as the family tidings center tracking births, loves, deaths, and daily life. It proclaims the paper as a community chronicle linking buyers and sellers and carrying goods news to households, with bursts of wit and social observation.

Bristol Adam

Gas tax totals and October inheritance receipts

The September gasoline tax collected by state treasurer R. E. Johnson totaled 877,569.44 dollars, with August at 8,865,132.36. In October inheritance taxes brought in 111,641.75 dollars, about 31,000 dollars above the year’s average monthly total.

R. E. Johnson Mr. Johnson Totel

Echoes and humor in a playful exchange

A lighthearted dialogue explores echoes as a clever answer to who has the final word, with a father and son banter framing the joke. The quip highlights language play and domestic humor in a concise, timeless style.

Why Men Love Dogs Echoes of Loyalty and Loss

A Chicago Post reflection on dogs' fidelity and intelligence. The author mourns pets, questions if they have souls, and contemplates whether their devotion survives after death, noting the deep emotional impact of burying canine companions.

Chicago Post

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