Subscription Rates Peak Year in Hardin County Area
An item listing subscription rate details for Herald Ledger and Hardin County Index with regional scope across Iowa and neighboring states. Includes club offers and member rates for Iowa Press and National Editorial Associations, along with staff roles for publisher, editor, advertising, and mechanical operations.
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Hardin
Iowa
Herald ‘Ledger
Hardin County Index
Iowa Press and National
Public Support Grows for Hardin County Youth Building
Rural groups report strong backing for a proposed county youth building with no construction until a $40,000 goal is reached. If funded in time, plans aim for completion by the 1955 fair, with volunteer labor and architect input to ensure a modern, functional facility.
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Eldorans
Hardin County
Eldora Starts 1955 With New Businesses Growth
Eldora begins 1955 with two new ventures and ongoing developments. Hardin County Tax and Bookkeeping Service opens, followed by County Motors and Lincoln Mercury automobile agency. A new chamber of commerce secretary and a county youth building fund drive round out the upbeat start.
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Eldora
Hardin County
County Motors
Lincoln-Mercury
Chamber of Commerce
Seven Truths About Cancer From New Horizons Magazine
Iowa magazine Truths Take Away Cancer Awe outlines seven statements on cancer. It asserts cancer is curable and not a disgrace, emphasizes early treatment, notes most cancers give early warnings, and states cancer is neither contagious nor inherited. Pain is seldom an early symptom.
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New Horizons
Iowa
Cancer Magazine
G A R festival draws praise despite cold weather
The G A R festival was a decided success despite cold, with recitations by Addie Underwood and Nellie Stowe. Proceeds from the box supper reached 70 dollars. Revival meetings led to 100 professed conversions and nine perfect loves, and 71 adults plus 21 heads of families acceded to the church. A new vigilance committee forms to curb crime in the county. Mrs. W L Utley travels to Byron, Nebraska due to her father’s illness. Stores agree to close at 8 PM except drug stores. Walter O Leary reports his stage drama The Stolen Bride is finished but may wait for next season. Various local notes follow.
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Addie Underwood
Nellie Stowe
Dolph
Johnson
Walter O'Leary
the Herald
Rumblings From The Town Pump Florida Weather Obsessed
Florida notes show weather dominates the news with bold fare for distant regions while local reports skip precise temps. Items cover real estate growth, a $750,000 motel project along the Sunshine Skyway, a CCC barracks drawing, traffic safety, and a 1955 public poll with startlingly high percentages on foreign policy and domestic issues.
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Sunshine Skyway
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Palmetto
Smog and Growth Challenge in Los Angeles Basin
In 1940 to 1953 Los Angeles County population rose toward five million with auto and industrial expansion fueling smog. The writer contrasts pleasant San Diego winters with LA's battle for clean air, citing inversion layers, rising vehicle numbers, and growing chemical plants as officials seek smog solutions.
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Los Angeles County
Chicago
Democrat Majority Could Be Headache for 1954 Congress
The new congress with a narrow margin for Democrats may pose trouble for party hopes in the coming election. The label Democrat or Republican matters little. the voters in each district drive these lawmakers, as victory margins in 1954 prove.
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Congress
Election currents shape 1956 fate in Congress
The Washington scene shows voters care little for party labels and focus on what Congress does. With no Senate margin, Democratic chances fade as factions desert leadership similarly to four years ago. Eisenhower remains popular, reducing Republican defections and raising defection risks among Democrats, per Kossuth County Advance.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Truman
Kossuth County
Ike Sticks To Convictions In State of the Union Views
The Eagle Grove Eagle summarizes President Eisenhower’s State of the Union memo as endorsing limited federal role, emphasizing enterprise, initiative, and individual incentive. It notes two guiding rules for government and suggests Ike’s popularity and likely reelection if he runs. It also mentions possible McCarthy Republicans joining Democrats to challenge him but predicts broad support for Ike.
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Eisenhower
Ike
Eagle Grove
Eisenhower's Simple Sagacity in a Nation in Transition
An editorial from a Los Angeles panel lauds Dwight D. Eisenhower as 1955's stabilizing force and a pragmatic leader. It praises his character, mature leadership, and ability to balance free enterprise with national security, noting his restraint in expanding the armed forces and his use of innovative contracts like Dixon-Yates to attract private capital.
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Eldora
California
Los Angeles
Eisenhower
America
Dwight David Eisenhower
Congress
Pentagon
Ike
Stevenson
Adlai
Dixon-Yates
Dixon- Yates
Mtr
Eisenhower policy summed as liberal aid and conservative economics
The article describes a de-socialization move by President Eisenhower as a broad strategy. It portrays his program as liberal toward human problems and conservative toward economic ones, aiming at desegregation, states' rights, welfare reform, a lean Treasury, and a mix of peace and massive retaliation. The piece likens his plainspoken lines to Grant's peace slogan, noting the quiet complexity often missed.
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Eisenhower
Department of Welfare
Department of the Treasury
Henry Adams
Gen
Grant
Mark Twain
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Hardi County Index
Iowa Farm Mutual Auto
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Cliff
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WA Life Insurance
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Sarasota
West Coart
Lido Beach
Bobby Jones Golf Course
Arasota
Cerrare
Sarasota, Florida
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