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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

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Elgin Iowa to vote on 15 year Central States power franchise

The town of Elgin Fayette County Iowa sets a special election for November 5 1935 to decide Ordinance 172 granting Central States Power and Light Corporation rights to erect electric plant and distribution system within town limits for 15 years. The measure covers rights of way liability construction maintenance and service extension rules. Voting hours are 8am to 8pm at Town Hall with additional procedural details and arbitration option on purchase at anniversaries.

Elgin Fayette County State OF Iowa Central States Power & Light Corporation Eigin Delaware West Union State of Iowa Board of Arbitration

Elgin Iowa approves ordinance taking effect after passage

Ordinance to take effect from and after its passage approval and publication as required by law. Approved September 17, 1985 by H. F. Becker mayor and C. J. Harrington town clerk of Elgin Fayette County Iowa. Witness dated September 17, 1985 with official seal.

H. F. Becker Elgin Fayette County Iowa C. J. Harrington J. Harrington

Sheriff Sale Notice In Fayette County Iowa

A special execution issued by the Fayette County District Court directs the sale of real estate to satisfy a judgment in favor of Louise Linton against Minnie Tift. The property includes parts of Lot 3 and adjacent areas in Martin's Second Addition to Oelwein. Sale is set for November 1, 1935, at 10 a.m. in front of the courthouse in West Union, with cash bidding and due attendance required. The notice closes with a reflection on honesty and hunting etiquette attributed to a local sentiment.

District Court Fayette County Iowa Louise Linton Minnie Tift A. D Martin Oelwein Court House West Union

District Court Judgment Against Minnie B Tift in Fayette County

The Fayette County District Court awards Stone-Little Fuel Co. a judgment for 886.69 dollars principal plus 46.59 dollars attorney fees and 11.55 dollars costs with 7 percent interest from 1935, levies Lot 4, Block 1 of Martins Second Addition, Oelwein, Iowa, to satisfy the execution. Dated West Union, Iowa September 30, 1985.

Fayette County Iowa Stone-Little Fuel Co Minnie B. Tift A. D Martin Oelwein West Union

Junior Farm Bureau Meets in Fayette Despite Rain

About 40 members attended the regular Junior Farm Bureau meeting at the Legion hall in Fayette on Wednesday evening October 9. The next meeting is scheduled for November 13 at the Legion hall. October 31 is the last day to legally take frogs in Iowa and shipping or sale of frogs out of state is prohibited. The Charleston Enterprise Courier criticizes a Charleston prank where several young ladies removed a Negro youth's pants after a cocktail party, calling it a poor example of wifehood and motherhood. editorial takes aim at irresponsible behavior and its consequences.

Junior Farm Bureau Legion Hall Fayette Iowa Charleston Enterprise Courier Charleston Cape Girardeau, Mo

Remembering the Baldwin household and local moves

A flurry of small town news covers Mrs. Harry Baldwin and mother in law leaving for Grant Pass Oregon, a 12 year old missing then found near Clermont, hospital recovery for Mrs. Hadsel, Mr. Schupbach visiting Kansas, Abe Fox and daughter visiting Howard neighbors, Mrs. Miller returning from South Dakota threshing 6000 bushels, Verle Kniel’s recovery from scarlet fever, Aggie Nicklaus and Tena Nelson traveling to Freeport Illinois, Sam Mogbey’s Baltimore visit, Mr. Heller’s barber business, Will Monnahan heading to Nashua for restaurant work, Sam Mosby’s return from the East, Clara Miller’s birthday surprise, Mary Freiburghaus entering State Normal at Cedar Falls, Carlos Harrington to Des Moines.

Harry Baldwin Inlaw Benny Baldwin Grant Pass Oregon E. E. Gilbert Clermont Hadsel Cedar Rapids Wm. H. Schupbach Berwick Kansas Abe Fox Forest City Howard John Miller Malwitz Madison Verle Kniel Aggie Nicklaus Tena Nelson Freeport Brockhausen Baltimore Sam Mogbey Geo. Heller Elgin Mr. Heller Will Monnahan Nashua Sam Mosby Clara Miller Mary Freiburghaus State Normal Cedar Falls Carlos Harrington Des

Miss Lena Baumgartner and Emma Moser Leave for Remsen

The Misses Lena Baumgartner and Emma Moser depart for Remsen on Saturday. Lena travels to visit relatives while Emma returns home after a pleasant stay with friends here.

Moines Lena Baumgartner Emma Moser Remsen

Relief Office Move In Oelwein Brings Expanded Facilities

Relief workers shift to new offices in the former home of Oelwein’s first settlers. The ground floor houses offices and a waiting room while the second floor holds store rooms and a sewing room. Six sewers and a director run the sewing area under Ted Johnson. Janet McNeil, Amanda Gremmels, Zaida McLaury, and Hazel Curtis support operations as Fayette county relief head Harriet Campbell directs the district. In Oelwein, 245 families receive relief, a drop of over 100 since summer.

Fifth Street Oelwein Ted Johnson Janet McNeil Amanda Gremmels Zaida McLaury Hazel Curtis Harriet Campbell Fayette County Oelwein Register

Reduced Service On Volga Branch Trains Cut To Two Weekly

E J Prolow agent of the C M St P Railway Co states that the Milwaukee system Turkey River branch will run two trains weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting Oct 21. Trains depart Dubuque for West Union in the morning and return in the afternoon with carload traffic only and a coach for passengers. Osterdock Littleport and Wadena stations are eliminated and mail and freight for these branch towns will be trucked from Turkey River or Guttenberg.

E. J. Prolow C.M. St. P. Railway Co Garber Turkey River Milwaukee Dubuque West Union Osterdock Littleport Wadena Guttenberg Clayton Co. Register

Echo ads reveal today's local bargains and services

The Echo features a range of sale notices and service offers with promotional deals. It notes quick tasks and trades available locally, reflecting a bustling market for jobs and goods. A playful quip about legal advice and a tongue in cheek food expert comment appear among the ads.

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