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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1894
Page
2
Nomishead and Fellows vie for Delaware county judgeship
The article recounts a political convention amid a vacancy caused by Judge Hite’s death. It details nominations by Prohibitionists, lawmakers, and governors, noting distrust of Reed and Lawrence to enforce the prohibitory law. Fellows secures a full representative seat, defends the bench, but loses to Judge Hoyt. Cooley is praised as an honest longtime resident and capable lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Foi
la Long
Yornie
Howard
Larrabes
Eithor
Reed
Lawrence
Fellows
Hoyt
Fullowa
Chenge
Larising
Tod
W. Trewin
Trewin
Fayette County
Hobson
E. Cooley
Cooley
Elgin Echo
Antarod
Lester Alnaworth
Lester
Elgin
Echo
Jic Hashunda
Ware
Fuyatta County Union
Rivalry and local justice echo in Fayette county notices
A fragmented column notes rival prospects for a prize among Annanina Eli Berkins and West Unwn reporters. It praises West Union and Faytte officials, references Kenyon’s arrest action for alleged liquor sales, and cites editorials from the Elgin Echo and Fayette County Union about independent papers and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trige
Annanina
Eli Berkins
West Unwn
West Union
Germans divide court debate over judge's bias in Fayette and Clayton counties
A Fayette county jury found Bulley guilty leading to a larger judgment than expected, while Judge Fellows faced criticism tied to perceived prejudice against Germans. The article notes a paper in German exposing bias and urges readers to consider Fellows’ stance toward nationals and his suitability for the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Bulley
Clayton County
Alerion
Settlement and early survey records of West Union Iowa
The text recounts Fayette County being governed by Clayton County surveyors, defines the 1850 and 1859 plats and public square use, and details 1849 4th of July festivities in West Union, the town’s naming, founders Wells Lybrand and Rogers, and the 1848 1849 survey and resurvey to meet legal requirements for town plotting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Clayton County
Fayette
Notone
John My Gay
William ‘Wells
Jaca Lybrand
J. W. Rogers
Robert R. Reed
Benjamin Iliff
Pioneers’ Association
West Union
Sone Afteen
Bailey
8. B. Forbes
Brad
Ennime
Mr. Rosier
Volga
William Wells
Knob Prairie
Union
Ohio
Jacob Lybrand
Jacob W. Rogers
Afonroe Wis
Wells
Weet Union
Lybrand
Rogers
Wisconsin
Wells Cabin
Weat Union
Section 17
Township 94
Erastus A. Light
Elkydor
Local Correspondence Notes County Happenings
The council approved eight more street lamps while residents note repairs to a brick kiln roof. Town visitors include Mrs. Bryant of Elgin and Geo Dibble, with various movers and arrivals cited. Townsfolk discuss building plans, farming stock ribbons, and a September meeting of the Thislicas Men's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Dibble
Geo Txtra
Wisconsin
EB. W. Appelman
Little Halen
C. F
Postoria
Larrabee
West Union Fur God
Thislicas Men's Association
D. Bakers
Hull
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