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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
2
The notice advertises weekly Thursday publication at noon in Elgin, with ads billed at five cents per line per insertion and continuous display until discontinued. It promotes jobbing material and printing services, offering one year or six month prepaid rates for subscriptions and notes about monthly accounts.
Local notes report Finke's best kerosene, Mr Halverson visiting, Porter back to Clermontt charge, bazaar planned for early November, souvenir cards sold, A L C C entertained, several locals traveling or returning from trips, lighting plant for Fred Schlupp, various family visits, Owens, Muehlenthaler ads urging savings, upcoming guardian sale near Elgin, property rental and moves, entertainment at Blair Opera House, Beech Laxative ad, sewing and shopping notices, snow sighted, Cedar Rapids trip updates, medical and post office updates, a child’s death, and local business and hospital news.
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