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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

4

Abe Lincoln Builds a Village Store and Chooses Study

A young Abe Lincoln weighs work and learning in a prairie village. Major Stuart encourages study and law books. Abe joins Berry and Lincoln to run a store, faces raiders led by a Tennessee man, helps rescue Traylor's cabin, and starts shaping a life of public service. The diary excerpts cover community ties, early politics, and the birth of Ramuel as Ann Rutledge mourns.

Maj John T. Steart Sprinzfeid Ofut John McNeil Samuel Hill McNeil Roman Herndon William Berry Mr.Herndon Abe Bill"Berry Abe Lincoln Salem Ron Rutledge Jack Kelso Samson Traylor Harry Needles Berry and Lincoln Springfield Major Stuart Bill Berry Siewes Sid Qinierer Samson Nuckles Traylor St. Louis Biggs Missourey Tennessee Icata Itv Berry Hig Philemon Morris Alexander Ferguson Martin Waddell Robert Johnson Joshua Aller Samuel Alt Tack Kelso Ol’ Satan Elmont Join McNews Foloster Ann Rutledge Radford Sarah Traylor Minteter Barty New Salemitex Mininiater Browling Andler Jock Kaley Stephan Nuckles Satan Barry Needtea Tentesgeent Sarah Beret Baineon St.Louis Stephen Nuckles Tila John Cameron James Rutledge Mra Onstatt Harry Stuart Bim Kelsoy Able Ramuel

Record of Iowa news and incidents from 1920s era press

A compilation of local cries for rescue, legal actions, accidents, and agricultural notes. Items include a man jailed on theft charges after a Cherokee post office robbery, kidnapping indictments against Walter Shuey in Boone County, and a fatal auto crash near Iowa City. Reports cover a flood of crop data, copper finds near Rockford, hog cholera outbreaks, and a Des Moines Methodist conference.

Oslwein Bheldon Lyle Thompson Clantom Mississippi Walter Shuey Boone Valley Junction Ambramaon Iowa City B. T. Hore Cherokee John Reeder Reeder Marcus Tracr Chickasaw County Tack Burke Atlantic Peoria Faca Dla Burke Olay Bank Hill Rockford Callocatin Brookamit Francis’ Wilson W. E. Torney Torney Des Moines Methodist Episcopal Church Homer C. Stunts Carroll County

Get Back on the Right Track Plan for Class Practice

A fragmented note urges returning to a place previously used, advising a corrective path to avoid further heartache. It anchors on a practical plan for a class to follow, emphasizing efficiency and safer progress.

Nature

Fragmentary notes reference Thomas Swift and classic works

Incomplete OCR text mentions Temple and Dean, Fareham, and Farrell, with scattered names like Swift, Stella, Moor, and Park Lane. It alludes to London Times and various book titles but no clear event or date is established. The fragmentary source preserves era references without a coherent narrative.

Fareham Miles Guhds Tord Swift Stella’ T Park Rind London ‘Timés

Senator's Chart Keeps Constituents Motivated in Government Roles

An aged column notes how a senator maintains a desk chart to guide constituents toward government service and deals with expectations. The piece reflects on the senator's methods for navigating engagement and perception among supporters and critics.

Bnortsworthy

Swamp Root Kidney Health Advertisement Tease

Testimonial style ad invites readers to sample Swamp-Root kidney remedy from Kilmer and Co. Advert features urging payment of ten cents for a sample bottle and to send to Binghamton, NC, with promotional claims about health benefits of the product.

Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. C

Fragmentary Obscure Quote From Kansas City Star

A garbled OCR fragment cites a Kansas City Star line about why some adults sing to children. It mentions a hostage of “hot water” and a vague danger, with distorted words and mispunctuated phrases. No clear event or names are discernible.

Kansas City Star

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S Man Racz Mr. Berry Steve Nuckles Eld Mar Daante Saajed New Day Atrewuth Antic Savon Chin Ag Rochas Ferguson Nis State News Mei Beau
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