Want Ad Rates and Local Notices Update
Want ad rates list charges for brief and long ads with set cents per line and additional service fees. Payment terms require cash or billed accounts. early payment advised to avoid per line step charges at month end. The fourteenth Fayette County Royal Neighbor convention occurred in Arlington on Tuesday October 2. Waukon standpipe receives aluminum paint at home-painted cost saving the city $100 on the project.
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Fayette County
Arlington
Waukon
Land Bargains in Fayette and Adjoining Counties
Real estate ad lists numerous farms for sale in Fayette and nearby counties. Features include 60 to 365 acres, several with buildings, schools or aiming for irrigation. prices range from near 3 000 to 75 00 per acre, with down payments and long terms. Also notes hotels, rentals, and insurance farms available with terms.
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Buays
Fayette
Clermont
West Union
Elgin
No. 11
Olavus Knudtson
Oelwein
West End
Postville
Hawkeye
Bremer
Blackhawk
Chickasaw
Butler
Floyd
Local real estate and move happenings in Elgin area
Oscar Helden and family recently moved from Elgin to Clermont. Mrs Harry Reichert and children visited Fred Reichert’s home near West Union. R W Muehlenthaler and others traveled to Waterloo for the Cat tle Congress. Herman Schupbach moving into Frank Bohanan house formerly Will Christ’s. Rudy Yunker and Nick Aegerter parties visited Waterloo. Emil Schneiders truck hauled Will Christ household goods to Waseca Minnesota. Mrs Christ departed same day. P S Benedict demonstrating new motor testing gear at Falb garage. Fire destroyed the Mabb estate farm home on Clermont West Union road. loss 3000, tenant Frank Kimpston saved his children. portion insured.
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Jlaya
Fayette County
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
West Union
Elgin
Emil Schneider
Will Christ
Louis Sutter
Perry Larson
Waseca
Minn
Mabb Estate
Clermont- West Union Road
Frank Kimpston
September C T A Report Highlights High Milk Yields
The September C T A report shows 10 dry cows out of 233 total, with an average 17.2 pounds of butterfat and 488 pounds of milk. E C Wagner led herds at 37.5 lbs butterfat and 971 pounds of milk with 13 purebred Shorthorns. Rebecca, a purebred milking Shorthorn, produced 53.8 lbs butterfat and 1,536 lbs milk. Other top herds include Lueder with 17 Guernseys at 24.6 lbs butterfat, Gross & Sons with 18 Holsteins at 23.7 lbs butterfat, Pape with 13 Holsteins at 23.0 lbs, and Osmundson & Finch with 12 Guernseys at 22.6 lbs. A long dry period is advised after a hot dry summer. T W Dean’s car was damaged by a backing truck near Welch station. insurance covered the loss. Mrs Mabel Heuser visited her sister Mrs Max HUEsberger.
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E. C. Wagner
John Lueder
H. W. Gross & Sons
John Pape
T. W. Dean
Welch
Mr. Dean
Mabel Heuser
Max Huueberger
Cocal Pullers Triumph at Postville Fair
Andy Duimeruth and Louis Bett celebrate after their light weight team swept all classes at the Big Four fair in Postville. Each owns a strong pulling horse and has teamed them for these contests, making a notable win for the duo last Thursday evening.
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Andy Duimeruth
Louis Bett
Tate
Postville
Stores Open Evenings In Elgin As Bridge Keeps Day Access Open
Practically all Elgin stores stay open every evening because the east bridge is closed by day and eastern shops can only be reached after dark. Evening shoppers are reminded they can still buy goods even if daytime access is blocked.
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Elgin
Two More Apply For Beer Licenses In Elgin
N. W. Evans and Geo. Vaughn appeared at the council meeting Monday evening and applied for retail beer permits. When these are granted there will be five beer dispensing places in Elgin.
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N. W. Evans
Geo. Vaughn
Elgin
Elgin Creamery Patrons Notified of Distribution Change
Due to the closing of City Drug Store cream checks will be distributed through Stoeher Drug Store in Elgin. Patrons should call at the Elgin shop for their cream checks, 4-5e Elgin Farmers' Dairy Co.
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Stoeher
Elgin
School Social at Groth School Slated for Friday
A program will be given at 89 block Friday evening October 12 at the Groth school district No 8 Mar jon two Admission 15c Lunch will be free Everybody welcome Bessie Anderson teacher 6c
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Groth School
Mar‘jon Two
Bessie Anderson
Elgin Notes On Moves Trips And Local Gatherings
Anna Rennison heads to Princeton Iowa to enter seventh and eighth grades while Erin Schori travels to Williamsburg Canada to bring home his wife and daughter Geraldine. Mrs Emmet Patterson leaves for Valentine Nebraska to visit daughter Mary and family. West Bend pair visit Elgin with friends, Mabel Knudson departs for California winter with Edna Pribyl’s party. Batoffa Club hosts bridge with Mosby Carter Schori Christ winning and losing, Robt Service of Washington DC visits Elgin. Rev Snyder finishes sand filling a cess pool at the M E parsonage and plans a window over the kitchen sink.
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Mabel Knudson
Clermont
Elgin
California
Edna Pribyl
Eleanor
Los Angeles
L. L. Kiple
Batoffa Club
Gordon Mosby
Georgia Mae Schori
C. Christ
Atty
Robt
Washington
D. C
J. Service
West
Seattle
Spokane
Helena
Mort
Washington, D. C
Chicago
John McKellar
J. J. Snyder
Cess
M. E. Parsonage
Real Estate Transfers End Sept 27 1934 Summary
Real estate transfers listed include Ole K. Olgingo to Clermont additions and Harl J. Boyle et al to Mary Sheehan Burke with stated sums. Glimpses show Glen W. Richards to Dr. John R.B. Wood and Merl Man’s dol d to Wadens. Tim Thoman to School District No. 8 Illyria township and Powers to Louise, J.Fi and Wm. B. Milley as executors with multiple parcels described in sections and townships.
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Logos Real
Sunebean Tetals
O. Ee
Ole K. Olgingo
Bommpson
Clermont
Harl J. Boyle
Mary Sheehan Burke
Clérmont
Sgrag
Glen W. Richards
John RB. Wood
Merlman
Wadens
Tim Thoman
Township of
Illyria
Adj
Thomas Powers
Louise
Wm. B. Milley
Coal Weather Prompts Alarm in Local Home
In a terse warning from The Broadcaster, residents are urged to check coal reserves before a harsh snap hits. A distressed child girl reports her father with Mr Smith in the cellar, claiming another shot was promised, highlighting danger of cold season threats.
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R. P
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Bel
Wron
Echo
Louis West
Elkader
Fred E. Butikofer
Davenport
Bureau
Weibel Mill Co
Victrala
R. P. Strauch
Echo Office
National Farm
J. D. Raftis
Towa
John Sutter
Hans E. Grether
Town
Echo and Enterprise
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Henry H. Wolf, M. D
Baumgartner Bldg
Elgin, Iowa
L. S. Hutchinson
Elgin State Bank
Elgis, Iowa
R. A. Crider Veterinarian
Iowa
Grether
Oscar Helden
Harry Reichert
Near West Union
Fred Reichert
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Dale and
Erma Jane DeSatt
Waterloo
Herman Schupbach
Frank Bohanan
Rudy Yunker
Nick Aegerter
Sumner
P. S. Benedict
United Motors Service
Falb
Osmundson & Finch
TQ Elgin Creamery
Elgin Farmers’ Dairy Co
Anna Rennison
Princeton
Oscar Baker
Garnaville
Pleasant Street
Erin Schori
Williamsburg
Canada
Geraldine
Emmet Patterson
Valentine
Nebr
Mary
Eugene Iliss
Ernest Bruellman
West Bend
Gottfred Friederich
Elizabeth Harrison
Wets
Mr. Smith
Martin-Senour
Bruce Way
Ab. Hey
Man
Eerie
Schorr & Kuster Gin
Co. O. D
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