Peaceful Henry at the Opera House November 5 1919
A three act musical farce Peaceful Henry to be staged at the Opera House on November 5 1919 to lift gloom for newlyweds and their child. The feature promises laughs and a cheerful mood with musical elements and a warning to bring family members. Also notes Misses Moe Harrington Mattoon trip to Dubuque and locals Theo Baker discharge from France and H B Gilson recovering from a factory injury with bone knitting tests ahead.
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Henry
Moe
Mildred Harrington
Nelle Mattoon
Dubuque
Theo Baker
Gunder Way
France
H. B. Gilson
Harry
Hart Schaffner & Marx to Boost Spring Clothing Supply
A Hart Schaffner & Marx delegation visited Chicago to assess the clothing industry and forecast spring conditions. They report record spring demand, about 40 percent higher prices due to limited supply, rising labor costs, and a labor shortage. Berg & Kohler vow reliable deliveries and strong guarantees, promising Elgin customers similar service to major markets.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chicago
Hart Shoffner & Marx
Anc
Hart Shattner & Marx
Elgin
Hart Shaffner & Marx
Berg & Kohler
Mrs Mel Richie Visits Del in Tuesday Family Line
Mrs. Mel Richie from Del was in Tuesday to see her mother Mrs. Robert Wilson and other relatives and friends.
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Mel Richie
Delwe
Robert Wilson
Harding Killed in Auto Crash Near Keystone
Ralph RB and Harding killed in a two vehicle accident near Keystone. Harding, 23, recently married to Dora Kloppholz, had served in France for nearly two years. The car, driven by George Busker, overturned after striking a wheel from another vehicle near the Scullen farm as the party traveled from Keystone. Other occupants suffered injuries.
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RR. Harding
C. A. Akers
Keystone
Hardings
Ag Young Harding
France
Dora Kloppholz
Cedar Rapids
Young Harding
Grahsman
George Busker
Coghter
Farmers’ Savings Bank
F. J. Scullen
Hiis
Hasker
Cara
Harding
Funeral for Paul Gray of frozen after fatal gunshot incident
Relatives in attendance learned Paul Gray had been shot and died in Breton after a day in town for trading with his hired man. The death occurred in his car on Main Street with a revolver found nearby and a wrist artery cut. A previous week he attended the Ed Buuder sale in Poland China.
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Paul Gray
Ed Buuder
Poland
Elgin
Joe Freiden
Rudy Yonker
Adolph Baumgartner
John Duscher
Otto Miller
Grau
Breton
Jim
Gray
Drainage Drive Grows as Iowa Flooded Lands Rise
Interest in drainage climbs in Iowa driven by rising land values and widespread flood damage. In a northeastern county, 27,000 acres flood yearly due to a winding stream hindering rapid drainage after heavy rains. Iowa State College engineers assist landowners with solutions.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Read the Ads to Find Real News in The Helio
An appeal urges readers to scan the ads section for real news and practical savings. It highlights sales at stores, auto deals, groceries, clothing, and household items as worthwhile reads that can save money in the long run.
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Helio
Cream Route Bids Set For November 22 1919
Highwarmers Dairy Co invites sealed bids for all cream routes except William Young's at 1 PM on Saturday November 22 1919. Directors reserve right to reject any bid. Bids to be received by President Fred Reichert or secretary. Info at Elgin Farmers Dairy Co office. Remember the dance at Elgin Opera House Saturday evening.
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Highwarmers’ Dairy Co
Wm. Young
Fred Reichert
Accretary
Elgin Farmers’ Dury Co
M. Luchsinger
Seety
Elgin Letter From M V Kipue On Arizona Move
A letter from M V Kipte written in Phoenix Arizona October 24 1919 details travel from Elgin via Cedar Rapids Columbus Junction Cameron Missouri Kansas City Topeka Liberal Kansas Tucumcari New Mexico El Paso and finally Phoenix where Kipte describes housing rent climate and garden efforts He notes 30000 population and a state fair next month and signs off hoping friends back home stay in touch with his box address in Phoenix Also follows local notices including Mrs Nicklaus guest Mrs Tatro Gedar Rapids Schael recovery Becker return Demoree family move of Dr Demoree and family Reed Melliree wedding in Chicago and the relocation of Mounce Craft to Marshfield Wisconsin with plans to move by rail.
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M. V. Kipte
Arf
Kipte
Phoenix
Arizona
W. Hughes
Elgin
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Columbus Junction
Cameron
Missouri
Kansas City
Kansas
Topeka
Liberal
Oklahoma
Tucumcarl l
New Mexico
Carona
Texas
el Paso
France
Wes
Columbus
Villa
John D
P. O
Kiple
Clarence Becker
Huron
South Dakota
Bigin Peope
Demoree
John Falk
Center Street
Reed Melliree
Fayette
Maynard
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Elgin Savings Bank
Will Metzger
Hans E. Grether
Waukon
John Howard
Carl M. Raftis
Wadena
Dummermuth
West Union
C. H. Williamson
Grand View Farm
Clermont
Will & Ed Wenger
Elkader
Fred Schneider
Halstenson & Schori
C. J. Harrington
George Kiple
L. J. Raftis
Ben J. Erickson
Ernest Grimm
L.G.& A. P. Lehman
Wesley Miller
West Unio
J. Griesinger
Frank Crooks
Wader
John H. Smith
Berger
Center St
Arnold Bauman
Price
Sss
Sens
John Johnson
Elgin Land Company
A. M. Weibel
Ralph RB
Elgin Opera House
Citizens’ State Bank
Lowa
M. VY. Kipuel
Col Mounce
Perry Craft
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