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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1912

Page

5

Obituary of Joseph Patterson Pioneer Resident of Clayton County

Joseph Patterson died at his home near Brainard on August 28 1912 born March 18 1887 in Hancock County Ohio came to Iowa in 1850 settling in Clayton and Fayette counties married twice first to Margaret Hunkle later to Mary Upton he had eleven children five living Edgar Grace Bertha Sidney Martha funeral service held Sunday interment in Pleasant Grove cemetery. Also notes guests from West Bend visit and relatives from that area returned home.

Joseph Patterson Brainard Hancock County Ohio Iowa Clayton County Patterson Fayette County Margaret Hunkle Jersey City New Jersey Arthur Mia Lucy Hitch Ida Grant Mr. Patterson Mary Upton Maryland Joseph Mary Patterson Edgar Grace Bertha Sidney Martha Sterlingworth Eucvess Pleasant Grove

Auto Picnic Delights Elgin Visitors With Band Concert

The Auto Picnic drew Elgin citizens and visitors for a day of warm hospitality. A large crowd enjoyed coffee, butter and other provisions, followed by a concert by the Elgin Concert Band and speeches praising Elgin’s hospitality. Monona trounced West Union 22 to 1 in a later ball game, and a dance capped the evening as guests toured the Elgin Canning Co. plant.

Fenié Weil Kohler Elgin H. P. Hancock Association Adams Monona West Union Weat Union Automobile Association Br. H Hadsel Fred Kohler Higin Elgin Canning. Co Canter Street

Republican Co Convention in Fayetta County 1912

Delegates meet at Court House Wear Union Iowa on Thursday September 12 1912 at 1 p m to select fifteen delegates for the judicial convention in Calmar September 14 1912. This elects a candidate to the November ballot to fill Judge Fellows vacancy. Townships and precincts keep their last convention delegate allotment. June primary represents them in September. G L Thompson View Cumn.

Thirteenth Judicial District Fayetta County Wear Union Iowa Calmar E. Fellows G. L. Thompson View Cumn

Store for Sale Offer Declines to Finalize

A garbled notice indicates a store sale offer is inadequately presented and heading toward failure. The fragment mentions W. W. Dory and an imminent decision but provides no clear details on bargain terms, location, or parties involved.

Elgin canning factory opens with boosted capacity

The new plant runs smoothly under Superintendent Dean after installing silk ers mixers retorts electric motors scales and modern devices. Capacity increased about one third and operations proceed at full speed. Professors Mang Woodard and Miss Weaver join stockholders in praising the team for turning Elgin into a canning center with a likely record pack this year.

Dean Ben Schori Mang Woodard Miss Weaver Elgin Hare Bigin Canning’ Co

Fall Autumn Bride: Jessie N Probert Weds Walter Rothlisberger

On Sept 4 at Sunnylope Farm the ceremony united Miss Jessie N Probert and Mr Walter B Rothlisberger of Elgin Iowa. Reverend J Edward Healey presided as bells and floral decor highlighted the intimate wedding. After a plentiful dinner the couple departed for a Kansas honeymoon and will reside on the Brooms farm south of Elgin.

Sunnyelope Farm Jessie N. Probert John N. Probert Walter 8. Rothlisberger Elgin Iowa J. Edward Healey First Presbyterian Church Volga Arlington Kansas Broom

Elgin Debates Upgraded Fire Suppression Equipment

Citizens discuss improving fire protection in Elgin urging a potent chemical extinguisher system as an alternative to water works. A local voice mentions Poshoula as having a similar device.

Elgin Poshoula

Fire destroys old canning factory building landmark

A blaze swept the old canning factory plant near the new facility leaving the interior a mass of flames. Firefighters confined the fire to the old structure while workers at the adjacent plant shut down machinery and assisted. The cause remains undetermined though theories abound. The east side of town witnessed the event as an era of canning life burned to ashes.

Rander Dean

Arm For Sale Miles East of Elgin Sold By Gavan

Partial OCR item notes an arm for sale near Elgin with contact instruction to call. fragmented text mentions miles east and a name Gavan.

Gavan Elgin

M E Church Notes and Local Nods

Subday school at 11 oclock and services next Sunday evening at eight. Readers urged to consider early protection plans though not needed now. The Larson family has moved into the Nicklaus cottage.

Larson Mre. Nicklaus Cottage

Citizens' State Bank Promises Liberal Deposit Interest

An advertisement proclaims the bank as the safest bridge to financial security, urging deposits with a 4 percent rate on time deposits. It emphasizes reliability and wide recognition of funds on deposit, inviting customers to move money between banks.

Croge Aity Citizens’ State Bank

Bargains on House Furnishings at Clearance Sale

Local ad notes a wholesale bargain sale on house furnishings with many items to be cleared out. Offers low prices on inventory and invites shoppers to inspect available stock for further reductions. The message emphasizes continued discounts as items are spread across the showroom.

Auingling

Dissolution Notice Due February 22, 1912

Notice announces dissolution with a due date of February 22, 1912. Text appears fragmentary but identifies a dissolution action and a deadline. No additional names or organizations clearly readable.

Notice to Readers and Miscellany Patents

The Ecxo is printed on miscellane ous patents this week due to the railroad's inability to deliver a Chicago to Elgin bundle of paper in time. Regular serial chapter will resume next week. Elmer Baily, Bart Kohler, and Joe Butler appear in local scenes with Kohler & Son's restaurant and the Rennison house project. Among 1000 bachelors, thirty eight criminals on average. among married men, eighteen per 1000.

Ecxo Ia R. I Chicago Elgin Elmer Baily Jan Kohler & Son Bart Kohler Joe Butler Rennison House

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Saml Mosby Cashier Mesdames Ben. Frieden Ben ‘Behneider Joe Schneider West Bend Lydia Zonng H. D. Yack Republican’ Co W. Dory A.fall M. E. Church Notes C. S. Halstenson Elgin Lowa
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