85 Years Ago Highlights in Hardin County History
A historical column recalls Col S R Edgington dying on Sunday. He helped found Hardin County town in 1853, named it, opened the first stock of goods, and built a hotel later. Other notes cover local events from 1808 to 1958, including storms, rail activity, school milestones, and community projects with named people and places across Eldora and surrounding areas.
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S. R. Edgington
Edgington
Hardin County
Iowa Infantry
Col. Wood
Jackson
Miss
Eldora
Melville L
Samuel R
Sherman
John Shaver
Julia Sgurry
Connecticut Normal School
Letters defend Iowa Training School boys from miscast label
Editor letters recount W L Kuser defend Iowa Training School for Boys Eldora against depiction as a jail. He stresses humane discipline, no bars or locks, and notes the boy referenced had prior court cases. Also mentions legislative activity, school reforms, and encouragement to visit the Capitol.
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W.L. Fuser
Yowa Training School
Eldora
Perusahile
Roy
Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
Iowa News Roundup: Appointments and Legislation Update
This week reports confirmations at state agencies and Senate File 126 on school standards under review. The Minneapolis St. Louis mail train service will end June 1. Whink Products Co plans a new factory in Eldora Industrial Park on a four and a half acre site between RAMCO Industries and Infanseat. Eldora hosts the Iowa Training School Centennial Celebration and Eldora Pioneer Days, announced at a Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Lois Miller
Eldora
Minneapolis
Eldora High School
D. W. Person
Mitterer
Eldora Cash Grocery
Art Levin
Knoxville
DeLos Marken
Des Moines
The
American Legion
Claudette Colbert
Gary i Cooper
Bluebeard
New Grand Theater
St. Louis
Whink Products Co
Ramco Industries, Inc
Infanseat Company
Iawa Training School
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Club
Governor Budget Talks Draw Mixed Reactions in Iowa House
Lawmakers aired views on the governor’s proposed budget last Monday with disappointment at perceived offense over suggested changes. The session reviewed spending trends since 1967, noted revenue-sharing and tax shifts, and debated regulations from HMO acts to prepaid health plans. A credit life insurance bill received support, while routine Mick ey Mouse procedure arguments stretched time. The Higher Education Committee wrapped the day and prepared revamps for the Higher Education Facilities Commission as visitors from the district gathered. Committees plan hearings next week with the Department of Environmental Quality and Development Commission.
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Tlon
Coca | Beally
Ain Gard
Hultmian
Coleman
Senate
Highway Commission
Conste
Wes
House
U.S. Army Crops of Engineers
Dows Ffa
Curt Hansen
Capitol
Credit Life
Fies
Higher
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Herald Index Publishing Co
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Hardin
Eisenacre
Dora Herald-Ledger
Henry Shafer
Dan
Whitney
Alden
E. W. Crockett
J. C
F. W. Crockett
Stuart
B. I. & D. Railway
N. C. Morse
Mr. Morse
Crocket
John Frisbie
American Express Company
Oldham & Newell
Iowa Railroad Survey Corps
Hubbard
Grant Tyler
A. G. Lang
William Williams
W. R. Williams
Charles O'Toole
Theater Rock
South Fork
Honey Creek Church
Liberty School
Bangor
Stanford
Lepley State Park
Weishea
Ames
Boone
J. R. Bahne
Buckeye
Eldora Memorial Hospital Fund
Lower Pine Lake
Chicago Northwestern
Eldor
Minneapolis and St. Louis
U. S. Mail
Virginia Suites
Taylor
Ray Taylor
Rhardin County
Ind
Richard W. Welden
Joth
Tip
By Chuck Reisetter
Thermogas
Our
Deere
C.B
Ripple Colters
Itc
Western Land
John Deere
Hauser
Kemper
Mike Crosser
Rubow Insurance Agency