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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1927

Page

11

Wolverine High Tops Fun and Local Notices

Community notes recount Max Thoma urging thrift and mention family visits and farm activity. Weibel Mill advertises Blackhawk Pure Brand and supplies including Pure Wheat Middlings. Local social items include M. E. Ladies Aid chicken supper raising about 70 dollars and funeral attendance for Mrs Kerr. Edwin Kruger builds a new hog house between here and Clermont.

Edwin Kruger Here Clermont Mr. Kruger

Illyria Social News Highlights and Local Visits

In Illyria group gatherings fill weekend, with Harry Van Auken from Chicago and A L Craft hosting visits. families such as Rothlisberger, Humphry, Shaffer, Medberry, and Doty share meals and calls. Numerous relatives travel toward California and nearby towns, while church events, Sunday services, and ladies aid plans unfold. weather and road conditions affect plans.

Harry van Auken Chicago A. L. Craft John Rothlisberger Leo Angeline Humphry California Jakie Yearous Gon Jerome S. H. Foxwell Cemetery Association Ladies’ Aid Society Chas. Doty J. D. Shaffer Elgin Fred Rothlisberger la Fonda Shaffer Fayette I. F. Shaffer Perry Medberry Glen Volga Chas. Medberry Ruby Bark Clara Holzer Walter Rothlinberger Gottfred Frieden Fred Trafalet Peter Larson Elkader C. L. Klingman Cathryn Ogle Neaponst

Novel luncheon plan aims to spread wealth among women

The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reports a plan circulating among women to host a chain of luncheons. Each hostess invites seven guests, who in turn invite others, recursively expanding to thousands of parties with small payments, potentially shifting funds through a network of hostesses.

Lonatione Society Woren Rochester Democrat and Chroniele

Bells in Antiquity Show Sacred Use and Daily Comfort

Ancient bells served multiple roles from summoning attendants to religious rites. High priests wore tinkling bells on their garments for visibility in the sanctuary, symbolizing open prayer and mercy. Separately, Indian lotus seeds aged a century showed more activity than recent seeds, confirmed by Dr Ichiro Ohga’s tests at the Boyce Thompson Institute in New York.

Israel Ichiro Ohga Education Institute of

Vast Mineral Wealth Hint in Skim of Global Finds

The report notes tin nuggets in Tasmania weighing 5400 pounds almost pure, copper blocks over a ton found in South Africa, and a copper ore mountain at 14000 feet near Peru. It mentions cobalt growth in Ontario and a dramatic incident in 1908 where a quarrel yielded a nearly pure silver lump.

North Dundas Tasmania South Africa Andes Peru Ontario

Modest wedding mixup with mistaken bridegroom

A village wedding ends in farce as a man claims not to be the groom and a cleric seeks the real bridegroom who remains unseen. A city job applicant jokes about length of residence being 140 feet and notes freckles as a defect, in a light local item.

Habits and Grit Guide Life’s Direction Says Speaker

The speaker argues habits shape behavior as rail lines guide trains. Only good habits steer people toward worthwhile paths, with grit sustaining the chosen route. The message emphasizes discipline and steady practice as essential for progress.

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Wolverine Max Thoma Ernest’ Friederich Joe V. Schnelder Lou Martie Lydia Rose Baumgartner Blackhawk Pure Weibel ‘Mill Company Wm. Wilson Oelwe West Union Wyrs Harry Fitzgerald Jimmie Fred ‘Gehring M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society John Falk C. B. Schori Louise Miller Lime Springs Kerr the Elgin Home Bakery Athena Kohler’s Store Illyria Fremont Ogie Ruth Henry Ositle Alton Howard Medberry Clara ‘Holzer Carl Gehr Ying Lawrence Bannart Leo Frieden Eli Schneider West Bend Adolph Hanson Leo Rothlisberger Howard Shaffer Ralph Shaffer Lola Hanson Ernest J. Starr Warren C. Harrington South Capitol Street Iowa City New University Hospital L. B. Carter Osage H. &. Steele Thos. Knudtson M. E. Church Walter Falb John Falb Falb Dan Braude Near West Union Hugh Conner Rochester, Minn Mazeppa Minn. R. 1 Arnold Bauman Tulsa Oklahoma iEacky GEO. E. Schori & CO Elgin, Iowa Fan Corporation Kolster Radio John Grimm
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