Invention aids railroad safety and dollar day bargains spread
A Spirit Lake inventor claims a simple bell and rail sensor will warn engineers of nearby obstructions, potentially preventing collisions. Illinois and Iowa towns launch “dollar day” events offering bundles of articles for one dollar, boosting local trade. Also noted are rail schedules, fares, and a probate notice for H Envotson.
Elgin Loses Its First Frame House Landmark
The old frame house on Main Street beside Hotel Dewey, erected by Phillip Lowers in 1864 or 55, has been razed. Once a store and saloon trading post, it sheltered hunters, settlers, and wood workers, and its crumbling walls marked Elgin’s frontier days. Its removal ends a city memory but preserves legends of Elgin’s beginnings.
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Main Street
Higin
Phillip Lowers
Elgin
Acrose
Ld Boards
The Merchant’s Place in a Community
The merchant is more than a town fixture and price tag. He bears long hours, strict punctuality, honest goods at fair prices, and faces pressure from peddlers and commission men. A successful merchant must be a hustler with ideas, a diplomat, a conservative buyer, and an economical organizer.
RRR Sale Offer on White Vel Ponte Fabric
A brief notice advertises sale of good dry white vel ponte fabric in one piece. Inquiries directed to A. J. Gehring for details on quantity and quality.
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A. J. Gehring
Elgin Iowa Council Proceedings and Local Marriage Notice
Special meeting of Elgin town council October 31 1904 grants petition for permit to engage in business. November 7 1904 regular meeting approves minutes and bills and authorizes street work. November 7 1904 marriage of Frank Bell to Josephine Christ noted with local congratulations.
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Elgin
Iowa
Dlgin
Gunderson
Schmid
Lehman
Patterson
Capper
T. J. Capper
John Davis
Yeu
Gus Gunderson
Clark
W. Hughes
Hills of Hollister Lumber Co
Citizen State Bank
Fremont
Center Street
Schari
W. Kuster
Gus Gunperson
Frank ¥. Bell
Josephine Christ
Our City
Geo. White
West Union
Justice Berkley
Miss Christ
Higin
Mr. Bell
Sermon at Illinois Funeral Challenges Living Faith
A preacher from Illinois delivers a brief funeral sermon in a wealthy family setting with flowered rooms. He urges focus on the living, praising the struggling soul over hollow postmortem displays, and calls to scatter charity now before it is too late.
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Illinois
Elgin Public Schools Monthly Report November
The Elgin Public Schools monthly report for the school month ending November 11 details high school and grammar department attendance totals, with daily attendance averages and percent of attendance. The document lists names of students not absent or tardy in multiple departments, plus teachers Herman Wincross and Jennie Anderson.
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Elgin Public Schools
Nuittier
Susie' Capper
Irene Boyer
Maa Boenson
Geneveva Fennell
Roy Booker
Boiga, Capper
Maude Gonner
Harry Barker
Stalbart Lehman
Coralia Lehgan
Libbie Muneberger
Lestie Battoon
Haron Wincross
Prin
Max Hunsbarger
Carl O'Harran
Charles Burianek
Grace Boyer
Claora Graham
Franges Benson
Joseph Step~anek
Harold Stoehr
Flossie Capper
Butt Nickigus
Esthey Sova
Clare Holgtanson
Nelson Conner
Eva Weibel
Anna Gruver
Joseph Burlanek
Benjamin Baumgartner
Anna Frigden
Lizzin B
Lyons
Cerrey
Vane
Cceperecoery VM
Peeeerscenes
Quille Ocheist
Julian Freiburghaus
Alma Gehring
Lyle Rogers
Ruth Connet
Hattie Bakeman
Clarence Barker
Mary Frieden
Nellie Neusnswander
Walter Thorndike
Marguerite Lehman
Earl Kiple
Otto Stovhry
Nellis Hofer
Georgia Stoghr
Huldah Sohricker
Louis Backer
Jenniz Anderson
Iowa’s Economic Might and Towns Legacy in Des Moines Council
The Advance highlights Iowa’s vast agricultural output and wealth, noting corn production, cattle, butter, eggs, and machinery values. It cites population, cattle and horse counts, livestock markets, and political influence, praising Iowa as a Congregational state with a strong midwestern role in national affairs.
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Towa
Des Moines
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Union
Tive Atouk
Als Poultry Ia
Doora
Iowns
Ohio
Indiana
Cubina
Towns Aluo Bay & Spell Binder
United States Senate
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Onue
Tilmois
Statesiain
Massachusetts
Allison
Pela
Hais
Spota
Nationet Councl de Ag
Das Moines
Public Sale at Elgin Old Sutter Place Auction
Public sale scheduled for Tuesday November 22 1001 at 10 sharp two miles southeast of Elgin. Items include horses cows calves and a variety of farm machinery and hay. Payment in cash for under 10 and notes with security bearing 7 percent interest for larger amounts. B W Manknam, Auctioneer H T D Knodison, Administrator.
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Nels L. Lofsten Favin
Elgin
Sutter Place
B. W. Manknam
HI. TD
The Other Ox Gored
A hostile exchange unfolds between a newspaper editor and a subscriber over unpaid dues. The editor cites mounting debts to keep the paper running while the subscriber admits letting the account run long and pays for a year in advance. The tale underscores mutual dependence in a small press.
Disastrous Wrecks and Dr King’s New Discovery
Carelessness causes railway wrecks and throat and lung sufferings. Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds has helped many, including Mrs Louis Cray ofDorchester, Michigan. It is guaranteed for throat and lung diseases by all druggists. Price 10 cents to 31,000 trial bottles.
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Dr. King
Louis Cray
Dorchester
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