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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1907

Page

8

Turbulent Iowa Train Wedding Sparks Short Caboose Ceremony

A belated Minneapolis to St Louis freight train witnessed the courtship and two hour marriage of Laura Patterson of Naterville and G M Vail of Fort Dodge with the conductor performing the ceremony on a bouncing caboose. The couple to reside in Fort Dodge while other local notices include postmaster changes, a centenarian death, and various county issues.

Jonduedor Nivets Courts Wien Wedski Pravenger A -Brikeman Minneapolis St. Loui Laura Patterson Naterville G. M. Vail Fort Dodge Vail Vallarasa

Grandson Discovered by Photo Reunion at Holland Home

Osmund Holland, longtime St Paul motorman, revealed his secret marriage and introduced his grandson by presenting a photograph to his parents. The visiting Holland family learned the boy, Osmund Holland Jr., is their grandson, as Osmund plans to bring his wife and child on next visit.

Osmund Holland Osmund Itolland St. Paul Treet Railway Company Grandpa Grandma Holland

Fortune Sunk in Stocks as Groeket Killed Himself

The Chariton affair centers on Frhole R. Groeket who died by suicide after losing over 4.61 million in copper and Reading railroad investments. He reportedly plowed Morera Woolien funds, Crooker estate assets, and bank cash into risky speculation. Creditors of the Clariton bank may recover between 40 and 60 percent. a receiver is expected to be named soon, with D. Copeland likely to be appointed.

Lanker Clariton Frhole R. Groeket Iis Viret National Bank of Tint City Crooker Persojns Woodine Clatiion Bank D. Copeland Chariton

Preacher Arrested in Land Fraud Case

Reverend D. W. Thompson, once a LeGrand resident, moved to Truro and West Peru to lead a church. Arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Bidwell in Truro, he was taken to Des Moines and pleaded not guilty to using the mails for fraud. Victim David Inman claims loss of 1400 dollars in Thompson's land deals.

D. W. Thompson LeGrand Truro Christian Church That Place Peru United States Bidwell United States Mall Thompson Des Moines MacArthur Mr. Thompson TaGrand David Inman

Victim of Accident in Des Moines and Related Local Incidents

Frank Riley Succumba, 19, died at Mercy hospital Des Moines from blood poisoning after a shotgun shoulder wound. He was a Bennett Bros. mine miner hunting rabbits when the gun discharged. Also, William Smith, a Davenport paving watchman, was fatally injured by a paving accident. Selka arrested on related charges. An old-fashioned husking bee near Lineville showed community charity with five loads of corn donated for the Metho​dist church society.

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Praise of Earth and Harvest Words from Harper's Weekly

Poetic reminiscence on autumn's toil and divine gratitude, weaving rural scenes of reapers, maidens, orchards, and fields with prayers of thanks for knowledge, beauty, and harvest. Concludes with a meditation on Love and gratitude to the divine source.

Ming Elf Harper's Weekly

Thanksgiving at Lonesome Hollow

Milly Bennet endures loneliness at a Colorado camp as she meets a gaunt party of eight prospectors camped near a hollow. She invites them to share Thanksgiving with her husband Jim, who is slowly recovering from overwork, and learns they came to prospect gold, staying a week or five. The encounter sparks a tentative sense of neighborly connection amid harsh frontier life.

Mily Pete Sprat Milly Jim Colorado Milly Bennet Lear du Emmy Cate

Fortune at the Tiltin cabin ends withMil ly

Milly and Jim host a hospitable dinner at the Tiltin cabin as Blaisedale and a rugged gang mingle. Milly’s resourcefulness funds their life, while Blaisedale hints at a past tied to Milly. The night unfolds into stories of law and frontier hardship with guests urged to join a colonial history game.

Milly Bhp Ag Blaisedale Jim Colorado Blaisedale Honda Hettle Bank Jin Tye Dlafeedajo Llise Flale Blainedale

Milly and Jim Host Eight Hungry Strangers at Sunrise

In a rural tale readers encounter Milly and Jim preparing a grand Thanksgiving meal for eight strangers arriving via the Sunrise wagon road. They lay out turkey, pies, puddings, canned corn, and coffee, while a mysterious note hints the party planned a late night break in at the Sunrise home after their visit.

Milly Jim Providence Tie Sigt Blaishdale New York Times

The Twin Wish at a Banquet Reveals Greed

In a humor piece from the Cronavaga Chronicle the guest at a feast fixates on twins as the banquet grows lavish. He pines for a twin wax, then for bread meat and desserts, finally declaring relief that he is not twins as appetite overpowers him.

Thanksgiving history quiz shares New England lore

An amusing contest at a Thanksgiving feast has each guest recount a historical person or event tied to New England colonial history. Others guess the figure or place, with a prize for the most correct answers. Names mentioned include Masassoit, Roger Williams, Miles Standish.

King Philip John Winthrop Judge Sewell Persally Rock New England Massasoit Roger Wiliams Miles Standish

Turkeys and trouble spark odd frontier dialogue

A garbled dialogue features rustic banter about turkeys and a rough, humorous exchange. Characters named Colonel Kyintuck Itastus and Oncle Raatue joke about how they obtained a turkey as a man swore he ate one well. The dialect highlights rustic regional flavor.

Mother Gobbler Teutne Beutus Kyintuck Itastus Turkey

Financial Readjustment Follows Domestic Trade Trends

Dun's Review of Trade notes liquidation not exhausted yet and cautions on currency fears. Mercantile collections slow at times but country merchandising holds steady. retail clothing and house goods show heavier demand. Manufacturing shows no major shift with iron and steel sustaining employment. shoe factories boost output. fertilisers counted in Chicago district above prior weeks.

Cate Aventhor Chicago Dun

New York Economic Shift Eases Strain On Markets

Bradstreet's Commercial Report notes progress in adapting to altered financial conditions with reduced cash use and broader credit instruments. Wholesale trade and production curbdowns reflect stock cleanups, yet a modestly optimistic tone emerges from gold inflows and improved purchasing power.

New York Europe Bradstreet

Historic midwest grain and livestock price snapshot

A dense market rundown lists regional quotes for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo and New York with per hundredweight ranges for prime and common grades. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and seeds, noting No 2 and standard grades and reflecting widespread market variation.

Chicago Indianapolia Ste St. Louia Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Cholca New York

Telegraphic Brevities on Boxing Shows Ban

Chief of Pollen Creecy announced an absolute general order prohibiting boxing shows to Bt touts. The terse telegraphic brief notes enforcement without exemptions and signals a broad crackdown in the area.

Pollen Creecy

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