New Law Ends Center Parking in Eldora
Eldora implements center parking ban after four to two council vote. The decision followed a special meeting with officials and doctors pushing for a municipal hospital plan. Mayor opposed return to side parking, citing regulation and safety benefits. petitions from citizens influenced but did not reverse the action.
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Eldora
Eit
Moser
Brown
Davis
Protheroe
Farg
Caltee
Mmister
D. M. Nyquist
E. 0. Koeneman
Fidora
C. F. Stauffer
C. J. Piper
John Nissen
Fred Horton
Emeny
Sation Ilegal
Ecouncic
Fingerprints Tie Suspect to Two Past Arrests
Sheriff J E Davidson received a Friday message from J Edgar Hoover stating the fingerprints of the man who jumped before a train near Sherman on Tuesday last week match those of Frank Allen. Allen was arrested in San Bernardino California in April 1920 and in Laramie Wyoming in May 1930 for trespassing in past cases. The birthplace given is Missouri.
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J. E. Davidson
Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sherman
Frank Allen
San Bernardino
Calif
Laramie
Wyo
California
Missouri
Judge Clock Scheduled One Day Terms in July
A one day term of the district court is set for Thursday July 1 with Judge Sherwood A Clock of Hampton. Expected business includes signing of orders hearing motions probate matters and routine securities. Another one day term is listed for Judge T G Garfield on July 20.
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Sherwood A. Clock
Hampton
T. G. Garfield
Des Moines Men Coming July 13
The manufacturers' and jobbers' bureau of Des Moines plans a visit to Elders at noon on Tuesday July 13. They have arranged to have luncheon at the tum served by the host.
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Manufacturers’ and Jobbers' Bureau
The
Des Moines
Caramerce
Tum
Osage Leads In School Costs With $47.24 Per Pupil
A Taxpayers association survey shows operating cost per pupil for 1925 26 in 19 jows cities ending June 20 1926. Osage district tops at 47.24 dollars per pupil based on average daily attendance. Mystic is lowest at 12.97 dollars, Eldora 29.10, and lows Faille 32.41 including the junior.
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Schont
Tasde
Taxpayers Association
Oper
Jows
Osage
Mystic
Eldora
Hardin girls win prize at state meeting
Hardin county won the state prize in the music recognition contest at Ames during the state convention of girls 4-H clubs. Five Hardin girls Mari e ne Northrup Margaret Vigers Arleta Lake and others tied with Fayette Pocahontas and Tama counties as top contestants. About 2000 people attended the convention with twenty four Hardin delegates.
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Loretta Rideout
Steamboat Rock
Arleta Lake
Jows Falls
Dee Moines Register
Hardin County Girls
Ames
Register
Hardin
Firsl
Fayette
Pocahonas
Tama
Arieta Dake
Hardin County
Mariene Northrup
Margaret Wimart
Arieta Lake
Deri Manson
Marjorie Reed
Aid Alng
Ernestine Hroer
Maartene Northrup
Ther Ames
Harold Waveer
Union Sere A Usik
Neils Larsen
Iowa
Loretta Hidowt
Merjoris Reed
Radcliffe
Arlene Christianson
Ernestine Troer
Margaret Hanson
Hubbard
Donna Mac Hauser
Whotten
Sarah Hart
Union
Lucie Dreier
New Providence
Doris Musson
Nellie Warnet
Betty Theis
Velvadere Parker
Alden
Fhynlte Heitisnd
Ackley
Harold Hauser
Loren
Officer Praises Condition of Camp at Eldora visit
Lt Col Mack Garr of the 14th Cavalry Fort Dee Moines reported the CCC camp at Eldora looked the best and in the finest condition he had ever seen it. He informed Lt John Gibbs the camp was well maintained during his Wednesday morning visit, a recurring review by the visiting officer.
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Mack Garr
14Th Cavalry
Fort Dee Moines
CCC
Eldora
John&. Gibbs
Garr
Darzes Installs Air Conditioner at Eureka Cafe
Louis Barnes, proprietor of the Eureka cafe, installs a trai en air conditioner over a safe entrance. The unit uses electrically operated fans to move air and chill the atmosphere, maintaining a steady cool temperature despite outdoor heat.
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Louis Barnes
Eureka Cafe
County Board Reviews 2800 Homestead Applications
Hardin county board of supervisors began checking 2800 homestead tax exemption applications Tuesday. The board must confirm applicants actually reside on the claimed properties, a process requiring time and precision. Officials plan to call in assessors familiar with land occupancy to verify eligibility.
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Hardin County Board of Sugeervizors
Mrs Pearl Tate Takes Relief Director Post in Hardin County
Mrs Pearl Tate Canlaas was elected Hardin county relief director by the board of supervisors and succeeds Mrs Gaarnas who left to serve in Pottstown. Tate will oversee surplus commodity distribution and related aid, with Abelowa Fally office also under her supervision, as construction contracts for a rural electrification line and a generating plant project proceed in the county.
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Pearl June Tate Canlaas
Hardin County
Board of Supervisors
Gaalnas
Ax Mise Tate
Pottstown
A. A. Gaathaes
COC
Vienna
Casalass
Trgequite Contrel
Gaalann
Enrplus
Ste
Abelowa
Eldora
Dina Bret
Heere
Gleetrification Administration
Washington
I. Ie
Thia County
Eee
Women’s Project Clubs Plan Achievement Day
Hardin county women’s project clubs announce their annual achievement day to be held Tuesday in the Eldora Methodist church basement. Township booths feature club work and individual woven items and footstools. exhibits open to the public from 10 to 10 45 AM with guided tours. A music recognition contest will be conducted in the forenoon by Mrs. Floyd Bahr.
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Women's Project Clubs
Hardin County
Eldora Methodist Church
Farm Puresy
Porter Ellis
Bowthe
Floyd Bahr
CCC Camp Enrollee Given Appointment
Willian BE. Stark, assistant leader in the CCC carp at El ders, received appointment Saturday as junior assistant to technician in the civil conservation service with headquarters at the carp in Ottorows, effective June. He will train under project manager J. A. Benson at Knoxville before duties commence. Stark reported for duty Sunday and has worked with SCE in the focal camp. He enrolled in Company 1756, CO at Wider July 2, 19284, later joined Co. 1752 after disbanding, and passed the civil service exam in May. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Stark of Grundy Center and a Grundy Center school graduate.
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Willian BE. Stark
CCG Carp
Elders
Self Conservation Service
The
Carp
Ottorows
Stark
J. A. Benson
Knoxvisle
SCE
Company 1756
Leslie E. Stark
Grundy Center
Returns to City After 75 Years
Edgar Chamberlain of Centria Maine and his son J R Chamberlain of Columbia Iowa visited Eldora this week. Edgar, 83, came with his father who owned a freet saw mill at Steam Boat Rack and lived in Eldora until 1856. He carved a replica of the wagon they traveled in from South Head. He later lived at the Columbia Art Institute and won a prize in carving at Pasadena. Residents recalled an Indian uprising and a council of war by four tribes on the J M Boyd place in Eldora’s south part.
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Edgar Chamberlain
Centralia
Eldora
J. R. Charberlain
Columbia
Ato
Eldera
Steamboat Rack
Ias
Mr. Chamberlain
Thee
South Head
Fied
Iowae
Worms Injure Sweet Clover on James Hales Place
A report notes worms injuring sweet clover on the James Hales farm near New Providence. The pest damaged an estimated three quarters of a 15 acre tract overseen by Claude and Otis Whitehead. County Agent Boye and State College officials identify the worm as a "varteg" type and advise fields may recover with plowing and conventional control.
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James Hales Place
Claude and
Otis Whitehead
New Providence
Furean Offier
George Pool Wins Amateur Contest At Local High School
George Pool won first prize in an amateur contest held Friday and Saturday at the high school auditorium. The event, conducted by the Universal Company of Fairfield, was sponsored by the Edgeworth League and Woman's clubs. Pool earned a trip to Chicago to compete in a national contest on Sept 25, with proceeds aiding the local club. Mark Hutchins of New Providence received a certificate. Jemma Glo of Riders earned a second certificate for a solo. Moo Manan Nacwolls provided the piano accompaniment as about two dozen participants joined in the event.
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Mateur
Universal Company of Fairfield
Ereworth League
Visinere
Toolwie
Chicago
Mark Hutchins
New Fidence
Jemma Glo
Ridera
Gee Reg
Ackley Men Win Naval Academy Appointments
Charles F. Dlakker of Acking and John Allender of Boone have received appointments to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland and will report for duty on August 1. They have been attending a military school at Heonville Missouri.
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Charles F. Dlakker
Acaing
John 8. Allender
Boone
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Heonville
24 Enrolled In Heifer Clubs In Buren County
A Farm Bureau list shows 24 Har din county youths enrolled in dairy heifer clubs. Entries name participants and heifer breeds such as Milking Shorthorn Guernsey Holstein Jersey and breeds noted with towns like New Providence Hubbard Ackley and Union.
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Farm Buren
Hardin County
Marvin Cathe
Alden
Brawn Wien
Jamey C. Chernons
Frovidenes
Wicherd Clemons
New Provence
Gerald Cornmesser
New Providency
Dinler Dieibler
Iowa
Fails
Guernsey
Et Dreier
Hubbard
Holstein
Rudelpheker
Vidura
William Eckel, Jr
Fidora
Irvin T. Flesner
Ackley
Holwtein
Georges Haar
Union
Jimmy Vo Hauser
New Providence
Sharhorn
John Rh. Hansen
Guerresey
Wade Haoner
Lawrence Radilph
Brown Swisa
Dwain J. King
Guerney
Clarance Lange
Brown Ewiss
Lawrence Reece
Jersey
John M. Hyken
Harold Shaver
Laurence EB
Shaver
Elbridge Brabbe
Holmein
Lavern Voigt
Jows Falls
Jack Veline
Phyllis Shaver
Shorthorn
Beating Rains Boosts Demand for Soil Work in County
Farmers respond to heavy June downpours with increased need for erosion control and land preparation. Workers report rain totals reaching several inches over a week, prompting preparations to protect crops and improve drainage. Local crews note heightened demand for gate maintenance, trenching, and terracing services as fields suffer water damage.
Cleves Creamery Annual Picnic Highlights Community Fun
The Cleves Creamery annual picnic took place on Thursday at Clever with small crowds and simple festivities. Awards honored families for age and distance feats, while cooperative efforts of creamery members and local leaders supported farm teams in wool oil and grain ventures.
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Walter
Med Kiederi¢g Fisher
Norma
Janet Freepe
Janay
Alvin Freee
Waller C. Hoyawn
Afr
Eyre
Prian
A. Lareertan
Heverty Kupler
Staatheast
Merle Jobna
Fergeet
Fred Gelman
Jans Haseman
Comecitioes
Fred Bergman
Ludemann
Mien Nederhet
George Woll
Grerge
Burehorn
Julius Fishes
Company 1755 to Hold Second Reunion
Company 1755 plans a second reunion at Pine Lake State Park lodge on Monday July 10. Registration starts at ten, lunch follows at noon, and business seating is at 1:20. The company built the lake dam lodge and fish ponds and disbanded in 1946. treasurer is Arthur W. Allen of Eldora.
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Pine Lake State Park
Bonday
Lee
Rglcodd
Arthur W. Allen
Eldors
Follow Up Peace Meeting in Jackson Township
A follow up meeting will be held at the home of Sia Pete Willians in Jackson township in the afternoon of Tuesday the 29th. Attendees will finish canoeing ballots and those with unfinished articles should bring them. Each leader should bring a report of work done this season.
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Sia Pete Willians
Jackson Township
No Time Lost In Accidents In Army Camp Report
A wartime dispatch notes no time lost in accidents at the camp run by the Ti Corps near Orteha. Commanding officers and backers including Paredes and predecessors coordinated with the camp staff to maintain safety and efficiency as the period referenced dates in the report.
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Cape
Paredes
Arab Othera
Eldora Man Named On Printing Board
Eldora resident is named to a state printing board as part of a broader appointment. The announcement notes the appointee brings experience from local media and public service, with the term set to begin in June and includes duties overseeing state publication policies.
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Eldora
Graduation Today At State School In Iowa
State School holds graduation exercises at the chapel this afternoon at two o’clock. Eight graders, certified by Superintendent OQ, vanKree and Nahachogl, will enter with notable attendees. W. Burl Wall of Mason City to deliver the principal address. The ceremony continues from last Sunday, led by Rev. C. Meyer of the Eddura Lutheran church.
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Alereloes
Iowa
Unis
Gipigrnas
W. Burl Wall
Mason City
Mev. C. Meyer
Eddura Futheran Church
County Board Transfers 102000 to Fund Fees
The county board approved a transfer of 102000 to cover various fees and expenses this week. Officials noted the move aligns with state treasurer guidelines and supports ongoing energy or utility obligations. Aiming to balance county accounts, the action reflects prudent financial management and anticipated disbursements.
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Nepeaars
Nergy
Fair Secu Amusements at Hardin County Fair
A chaotic OCR fragment describes an amusement program at the Hardin County Fair featuring animal acts, acrobats, and a high wheel ride. It mentions a company contracted for August 20 with acts including aerial contortions, motorized thrills, and a circus-like lineup led by local organizers and a Fort Smith based aerial company.
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Cantearts Fur Entertainment
Uie
Hardin County Fair
Rai Ag
Ibiss
Poe Animal Shows Ag
Maris’y
Marvel Dhoyea
Ratiles
Cireavain
Acta
CW. Hikers
Soils Group Seeks Payment Changes At County Meeting
At a joint planning board and self conservation committee session about 20 present discussed adjusting conservation payments to one per cent for building practices. Dewey Gilbert of Tellowa was chosen to represent Harlin County at a state meeting around August near Des Moines. A government questionnaire was completed. Participants included Woot, M D Gilbert, Mason, Gant, Brar, Laren, Lampeon, Clampitt, Lanterbach, Fremoirehe, and others with County Agent Walter Th Kyre.
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Adi Conservation
County Planning Board
Maeting
Preaerit
Hele
Tellommertt
Eistera Brary
Dewey Gilbert
Tews Falbe
Harlin County
Wallace Wooten
Clana Primus
Clay
Bert Gray
Elder
Cherie Leerburg
Tipton
Title Lilttsebougar
Eddia Wirede
Blackmyet Win
Henandt
Dewey Eller
Sherman
Walter Th Kyre
New Grand Theatre Set to Open After Delays
Announcement by Mer. Leo F Welentz that the New Grand Theatre will open to the public with a formal ceremony following multiple postponements due to delivery delays. Opening week features include 3 pm matinees, two stage productions, and the film “Woman Chasey Man” plus Shakespeare’s “The More and Jabier.”
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Mer
Leo F Welentz
Grand Theatre
Ailey
Saeh
Schmitz Elected To Vice Presidency In Iowa Treasurers Group
Coranly treasurer HH. J. Behruits was elected vice president of the Iowa County Treasurers association at the annual meeting in Davenport last week. Hehnita reported an interesting item during which several important matters were discussed, notably the workings of the homestead tax exemption law.
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Coranly
HH. J. Behruits
Iowa County Treasurers’ Association
Davenport
Tax League Officer Speaks Next Monday
Tax League officer speaks at the courthouse Monday evening June 28 at eight o clock on the league work and new economy legislation. State Representative Dean W. Felson oversees arrangements with Mrs Denning attending.
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Tax League
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