Weather: Warm week ends with frost threat in Iowa
Crop prospects bright but heat and humidity persisted through August 27 1909. A cool wave Sunday lowered temperatures near the frost line with frost reported at Charles City. Soil moisture aided pasture and late corn while drought damage remained limited to the south. Early fields denting as the entomology bag advance and a heavy output prospect remains.
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Charles City
Stanley Co
Borrox World
Beason
Lam
Bud River
White River
Bad River
Murdo
C. M. St. Paul
Chamberlain
Rapid City
Milwaukee
Deadwood
Sebvlers
Marven B
Tiaden
Sauerkraut Day Date Fixed Amid Weather Fears
A local committee rescheduled Sauerkraut Day to September 26 due to fears of unsettled equinoctial weather. Funds are raised, prizes planned for best country produce, and other entertainments noted as program details are finalized.
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Tur Manpin County
Missionary Praise Feast at Presbyterian Church
The annual Feast of Missionary Praise will be held at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath with morning and evening services led by Misson H. Tield M. D. a Korea medical missionary and assistant pastor in Des Moines Central church. Special music and a cordial invitation to all interested in modern missions.
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Presbyterian Church
Missionary Societies of the Church
Misson H. Tield
Korea
Central Church of
Des Moines
Church of Christ
Peterson Nomination Ends Harding County Draw
Arbor voters cast 3008 ballots with no candidate gaining control. George Ward withdrew, leaving O Q Peterson of Clarion Weight County as nominee after a final vote of 30 for Peterson and 21 for Chase. Hardin County's last ballot split 15 for Peterson and 4 for Chase, ending a protracted contest.
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Arbor
George Ward
Hilders
Hardin County
Bonor
P. Peterson
Clarion
Weight County
Paterson
Chase
Hamilton
Hardin
HAS HOPE FOR N. O. ADDITIONAL LOCAL BRIEFS
Local notes report Fenson's entertainment group to perform at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday September 1 with moving pictures of San Francisco earthquake. People visiting from Waterloo Allison Macy and Freeport attend events. Des Moines trip and state fair plans noted. Labor Day activities eyed with parades speeches and music across Iowa towns.
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Maxe
Aret McNamara
Waterloo
N. 2
Buyham
Austin Kine
Ehndran
Kinney
McNamara
Danur Sullivan
Wir. Gren
Freeport
Iinois
Chelt- Fog
Tomas Gren
Abbott
TI. Guade
Macy
J. M. Nix
Des Moines
Carstens
Mesars, Sehuette and
Betty
Presbyteriia
Marr Ban Gassen
Polotekc
Minnesota
North Dakota
Benson
Odd Fellows Hall
San Francieo Ag Ft
Eldora Enterprise declares independence in publishing mission
George F. Alubouse publisher states the WorLD will operate independently as a county newspaper serving public interests in Hardin county. The notice praises independence and responsible journalism while promising a broader, nonpartisan role and improved usefulness. Also mentions Diemer Co sale of cloaks with seasonal styles.
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George F. Alubouse
Je Tially
Eldora Enterprise
Hnterprise
Tle
Hardin County
Diemer & Co’a
Cemetery Society Considers Open Spaces Plan
The cemetery ladies discuss reducing driveways to enhance beauty and space for purchases when needed. They expect potential revenue rises as space is allocated and sold, aiming to keep the grounds beautiful while allowing beneficial use of open areas.
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Benefth
Local notices from Ida Grove area report health, yields, and school debt
A daughter of L Plazier and a Hartema child recover from illnesses while 80 appendectomy leaves Mrs Clem Clanasing seeking specialist care. Mrs H Richtameter cares for the sick southwest of town. Ida Grove schools list 578 pupils as the board pays the final 825000 debt for a new building begun seven years ago. Ackley is seen needing a new high school as growth continues. Mr Vipaud west of town reports 64 bushels per acre of big white oats, the year's best yield, with average not exceeding half that.
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L. Plazier Ja
Istaeta
Mra Hartema
D. Breuninus
Esse Dabne
Clem Clanasing
Wateriya
Abe
H. Richtameter
Ida Grove
ISI
Ackley
Vipaud
Algous Courier
Local Builders Work on Grain Elevator Route
WEE Vang Builders and carpenters lay a new route to the Ben Held grain elevator. Benswan Buna traveled to Des Moines Monday to attend school.
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Ben Held
Benswan Buna
Des Moines
Dchool
Sleepwalker Falls Fourteen Feet in Odd Town Accident
A 12-year-old girl in Hexideneeta County walked in her sleep and fell fourteen feet from a second story window. She rose immediately and walked into the house unharmed, with only back pain. Her father watched from the rear porch as she vanished inside. Doctors report no lasting illness beyond temporary fatigue and a speculative note on somnambulistic tendencies.
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Trost Buehenau
Priday
Ate
Court opens amid election notes and county cases
Court in session begins after a late opening with Judge Whitaker absent. New and old cases, probate matters, and numerous wills fill the docket. A fatal runaway under the viaduct kills Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Grewater dies from the crash. Political contention surfaces as Chairman Steere faces party leadership questions. Local obituary notes mark the death of Mr. Buse’s father.
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Quart
Death of M Buse After Eighty Years in County
The long-time resident M Buse of German origin died last Friday evening after a gradual decline. He was 80, married in 1850 in Germany, emigrated to the United States in 1870, and later moved to the local county with his family still in Europe at times. Surviving children include Mrs. Paul Fechner of Jaiverne and August Krizulstein of Ureeco town slip, with a son Watl in Charlottenburg, Germany. He joined the Presbyterian church after moving to Al gona and had once held recent public service, though denying any candidacy for representative. He had lived in the Bherti residence for eleven years, nearing a sense of belonging in the county.
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M+ Buse
Stettin
Germany
Tina
Piva
America
Paul Fechner
Jaiverne
August Krizulstein
Ureeco
Watl
Charlottenburg
Wag
Mary M Arnold
Cresca
Isst
Amt
Loo
Presbyterian Church
Algona
Mitterer
Lonie
Sherrif Mitterer
Elaven
Nsefuloesa
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E. Lathrop
New Young
Young
Lathrop
Schrader
Eldora
Moore, McNeill & Co
Martin
Martin & Jobsson
Frank Goettel
Thao
Roosevelt
Chas
Dykstra
W. N. Snodgress
Twin Lakes
Iowa
M. Tatush of
Chapin
Peterson
N. O
Howang Rath
Portong
Mugland
Scotland
Uoleas
Martew Tjaden
iCemetery Society
District Sea of Debt
Kossuth
WEE Vang Builders
Ernst Buckanow
Hoe
Shorry Mitterer Wowld
Hexideneeta County
Judge Evans
Judge Whitaker
Honori
Carl K. Baye
Atlown Pate
Allowa Falls
Meadobo We Brewster
Mra
Foster
Paselog
Lilingis Central
Mra. Grewater
Boos Ho Dovire
Dunkorn
Steere
Demoteratic County Central Committee
Lig Hat
Mins Buse
Buse
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Mc Meil & Co
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