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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1899
Page
2
Advertisement and printing services offered with monthly payments and advance rates. Terms include one year in advance at 1.00 and 1.20, six months in advance at 45, and six months not in advance at 8.
A political endorsement argues against Lauer and Burnside in the county supervisor race, praising W. Dwyer of Fremont for proximity and responsiveness. It stresses lower tax impact, better county bridge oversight, and timely action for the southwest quarter, with a call for fair representation and accountable spending.
Tax payers face burdens from neglect of county bridges and bad policies. The speaker urges voters in Premont township to elect J. W. Dwyer as Lord Supervisor to protect public interests and ensure bridges are kept in repair.
The piece argues Charley Culver of Delwain should be sheriff over J D Finch of West Union. It praises Culver’s experience as constable and marshal, notes Finch’s lack of sheriff experience, and urges voters to elect Culver while suggesting Finch could learn from Culver.
The Elgin Opera House opened Saturday October 14 1890 with a concert and ball but heavy rain deterred attendance and many locals stayed home. About two hundred people attended a program featuring Mrs Woodard Mrs Stum and Mrs Hobson with orchestra numbers. Despite a fine show the night ended as a disappointment financially. A dance was announced for October 30 with seven piece Carpenter Orchestra. The opera house is a steel framed center for Fayette county built by local citizens and farmers. Gus A Stoghr led the company and Joe Butler built it. Elgin takes pride in the new venue.
Frank Stoviox announces absence from Elgin by December 14 and leaves Oct 12 for a two month medical course at Righ Medical, planning to return and settle accounts by December 16. He offers music lessons in brass and violin starting Oct 15, with instruments furnished at reasonable prices, and advertises Cedar Rapids Route playing cards for sale through BCR and N Ry agents at 15 cents each or two for 25 cents.
Ed Klingman proprietor announces a new barber shop in the Mrs Charley Becker building in Elgin Iowa. The shop features a Tate styled outfit direct from Chicago and offers courteous treatment, expert tonsoarial service, and customer satisfaction guarantees. Call at the shop when in need of grooming.
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