Local Notices and Personnel Changes in Union Area
Draying services and gas delivery banners. Weibel Bros. Mill and Minnesota Flour promos. Miss Martha Reusser becomes Harstenson’s new clerk. Mr and Mrs John Bower visit New Albin and Elmer Bailey. Rev. Kinney visits old neighbors. Harry Fitzgerald exits City Drug Store for dental course in Kent Ohio. Hlias Benson heads to Spokane on business and pleasure. Mr T N Carothers plans West Union move to open office by the 6th. extensive sales experience noted.
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Cooper's
H. T. Knudtgen
Minnesota
Helen
New Albin
Elmer Bailey
R. D. Kinney
Fredericksburg
Harry Fitzgerald
Kent
Ohio
Central College
Hlias Benson
Spokane
Washington
Benson
T. N. Carothers
Elgin
West Union
Carothers
Union
Elgin and Fayette Local Notes and Recollections
Local items from Elgin and Fayette include Teh Comfort Cret yard rates, visits by residents to Mrs. C. W. Nicklaus, and Thos. Knudigon’s three city trip. Mr and Mrs Lou Hunsberger traveled to North Dakota to visit their son. Clermont gains an accredited high school through Prof Breckner’s efforts. A 20 ton car of MILL FEE is mentioned. Phillip R. Kinney returns home from Annapolis Naval Academy for a three week visit. Carl Jaquette hosted relatives for Sunday dinner. Notable farm land price increase in Iowa sums to $57.34 per acre over ten years, exceeding the average in most states.
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Canworthy
Breckner
Weib
Phillip R
J. A. Kinney
Annapolis Naval Academy
Alexandria
Minn
Carl Jaquette
Luther Shaffer
Emmett Bartels
Waterloo
Fred Crowe
Frank Bower
West Union
Iowa
The
Union
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
California
L. S. Hanson
Elgin Opera House
Bills
Melvin Reinhart
Violet
Farmersburg
Himore Falb
Elgin
West Bend Journal
Alden Mackey
Phyllis
Payette
Reinhart
Bigin
Ladies Aid Society
M, BE
Murray Kiple
Emmanuel Jacob
Morton
Willie Baer
Roanoke
Illinois
Fred Schlupp
Farmer
Jos
Henry Frieden
Japan
United States Senate
Viscount Ishii
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Woman Suffrage Party
New York State
Buck
Mason City
Clermont Opera House
Clermont
Lizzie Joes
Baby
Peoria
Ilnois
Rosa Ackerman
Lydia
Carrie Jacob
Halstenson
Iowa City
Stanton
McGregor
Henry Hewig
John Halverson
Warren Harrington
Thomas Hanson
Theodore
Mea Lena Meyer
Osage
Eridsay
Norway
Hanson
J. H. Degen
Bill
McCoy's
Frank Shipton
Waucoma
C. J. Harrington
Alden Pinney
St. Louis
U. S. Navy
Scott County
Democrat
Navy Department
Atlantic
Charles Imhoff
Ida Habeger
Chicago
France
Red Cross
West Bend
H. H. Follett
H. L. Yauslin & Co
Terry & Watkins
Waverly
Yauslin
Crowder
Balanca
Elgin Echo notices and advertisement rates
Elgin Echo published in Elgin Iowa lists advertising rates and policy. The column notes display and local ads cost five cents per insertion with full publication details and terms for one year or six months in advance. The piece reflects publication practices for community newspapers in the region.
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Elgin
Elgin and West Bend News Blast Sep 1917
The West Bend Journal reports a flood of notices from Elgin and surrounding towns. Local visits include Mrs. Alden Mackey, Melvin Reinhart and families, and Mrs. Fred Schlupp’s relatives. A public sale, church events, and a discussion on convoy ship losses fill the week, alongside enlistment attempts and wheat price policy during wartime.
Kinney Elected City Treasurer In Alexandria Meeting
At a special meeting on Monday evening J A Kinney was named city treasurer to fill the unexpired term of Nels Erickson who had died. A Citizen report notes auctioneer PF Berg with seven years experience and mentions A M Weiber returning from Prairie du Chien after medical treatment for rheumatism.
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J. A. Kinney
Nels Erick_son
Alexandria
Minn
PF. R. Berg
A. M. Weiber
Prairie Ilu Chien
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John Deere
Money Savers
L. G. Lehman
Hawkeye Gasoline & Kerosene
Elgin, Iowa
Elgin Echo
North
Hua
Wilson
United States
Food Administration
Wheat Corporation
Parker Lucky Curve
Parker
Stocks & Company
Chalmers
H. T. Knudtson
South Bend
W. J. Kohler
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