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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1952
Page
1
A writer defines liberalism as a belief in near perfection of the Constitution and Bill of Rights with few restraints, free enterprise, due process, and faith in people. A liberal listens to opposing views, values freedom, and seeks truth as a path to liberty, as Ruth Suckow frames it.
Yesterday events from 1887 show a barn fire near Point Pleasant and a flood of rain ending a drought as wells run dry. Esra Nucholls installs a 4000 pound burglar proof safe. Haworth Pollock buy Mulford stock. water scarcity worsens.
A garlic of items covers Alden civic plans by W L Pedicord for a municipal building with pumping station city hall jail and assembly room. It recalls 1927 and 1937 events including fisheries, scholarships, power house plans and local education and church activities with brief mentions of residents and civic milestones.
Mac Nertney jokes about two daughters and a fan, a narrator recalls beach scenes, fashion, and a corny cornpone at a lake, and Lois Bekemeier jokes about clothing. The Baby gets his first haircut, Piper reunion prep, and Beulah Eckhoff frets about being locked out. Eleanor Todd visits as Ga rlet Dickinson shows an old film. aging, vanity, and a funeral thirty miles away evoke reflections on time and life.
Wayne Allen in Morning Sun News-Herald critiques social welfare. He laments government intrusion, fears loss of individual rights, and contrasts 1952 policy mandates with a belief in self-reliance. He warns that isolationists fear collective plans and pre-election promises.
The piece rails against government directives and a consumer economy, arguing that people trade national security for social security. It mocks 1952 promises of prosperity, freedom from fear, and a booming printing press economy while warning of war casualties and controlled happiness.
Notice announces the appointment and qualification of BEN JASPERS as Administrator of the estate of James Oliver Hathaway in Hardin County Iowa. Creditors urged to file claims with authentication and present them for allowance at the District Court Clerk’s office.
A bond issue up to 27000 dollars is proposed to acquire a site and construct and equip an addition to the Union school building. The notice, signed by Secretary Mrs Paul Carter, is issued by the Union School Board. The election is scheduled and ballots will print the question for the bond issuance. داشتن
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