Local notes from Elgin area include concerts and weddings
The Rock ranch and Vergera Telephons company extend services in Elk Fiat. Bridges Concert opens in Elgin next Wednesday. The Wallows fee changes to winter rates. Dr De Vincent moves to Orient. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Frederick Nadine on Union Ort 20, 1915. A rummage sale by Moethodlut Jadije is reported successful. Visitors include Mies Heritage and Mr Foye, with weddings and engagements featured at Steward's Opera House. Local exams and farm bank talks announced. Apple crop outlook states no frost damage. High school football games amid mud proceed with no deaths reported.
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LG Grant
Reek Ranch
Vergera Telephons Company
Bridges Concert Company
Elgin
Wallows
de Vincent
Unligi
Orient
Union
Ort
Frederick Nadine
Throngs Fill Streets as Traders Gather for Local Fair
Reports say crowds filled city and rural streets with traders all day. Mra John Hagg of Elgin will lead a sermon at the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening. Kev H H Mower returns to occupy his pulpit at Moetho diet church tomorrow morning and evening. Tickets for the Sacred Opera Queen Esther go on sale Monday morning and should be secured early. Rehearsals for Queen Esther progress well with a first close production promised. The Lyle Tuesday Musical meets next Tuesday afternoon in the club rooms and all members should attend.
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Mra
John Hagg
Elgin
Asolost
Presbyterian Church
Tomorow
Kev H H Mower
Eather
Lyle Tuesaday
Community cleanup urged after delays near club street
Residents urge action as the Commercial Club area and adjacent street remain littered during ongoing improvements. They call on the club and street superintendent to enforce cleaning and restore normal access.
Fine Cards and Engraved Visiting Cards Offered
The Observer reports heavy orders for engraved visiting cards due to recent advertising. Those seeking premium work are invited to call and view samples before placing an order.
Osteopaths and Drugs Debate in Medical Journal
Editorial letters contest Dr NCG Thrusts claims accusing osteopaths of drug use. The piece argues osteopaths employ remedies within accepted medical practice and question the motive and accuracy of the accusation. It defends osteopathic methods as effective with no harmful outcomes.
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Ncg Thrust
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