Notes of the Public School Eldora Iowa Items
The Eldora school notes discuss milk lunches for underweight kindergartners to be served weekly at 25 cents, with a milk fund by P F C to aid those who cannot pay. A hot dish option at 20 cents weekly is arranged by the Home Economics department under Miss Sterkan, a Ames graduate. Vaccination urgency rises as only about a quarter have been immunized. Declamatory and junior class events are announced, plus a new fire escape and a bell out of order. Semester exams approach. normal students will earn certificates. Basketball results vs Grundy Center show girls 21 20 win, boys 14 27 loss. Iowa Cedar League schedule listed with several upcoming games. Smallpox none in Eldora. health board urges vaccination for unvaccinated or past five years, with Mayor assistance for those unable to pay.
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P. FE. C
Home Economics
Miss Sterkan
Marion Bailey
Ames
City Board of Health
Mason City
Hampton
Grundy Centers
Grundy Center
Molla
Marshalltown
Hepburn
R. F
Bales
L. F. Hall
Nissen
S.C
Nowell
R. G
Dornsbach
L. G
Johnson
Follett
Powell
L. F. Huffman
C. Gethman
R. G. Chinberg
Brown
White
Tows-Cedar Cage League
Toledo
Dysart
Tama
Reindbeck
Grundy
Vinton
Reinbeck
Traer
Eldora Ab
Shytatan Fay —Traer Ab
Trak
Tame
Van
Ace Grundy
Bobby
T. Cat Trager
Beec Toledo
Eldora
Bebeora
Eldor
Widrea
Elder Board of Health
Board of Health
Peranns
George Kennedy Gee. Kennedy
Ed Kennedy
Pleasant Township
Franke
Max
Lon
Rochester Minn
Oruder
Ed Thompson
Sully
Iowa
Eldora Cemetery
Geo. Timmins
Marietta
Chauncey Crosser
Albion
Ed Wallace
Crystal , Lake
Eldora Hosts County Legion Meeting With State Speakers
Eldora plans a large American Legion gathering January 9 with high state officials including Frank A. Miles editor of the Iowa Legionaire and Br. R. Stuart of Hampton as speakers. The event promotes Legion work and ideals and serves county posts plus a varied program from 4 p.m. commanders meeting to 10 p.m. social activities.
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Eldora
Legion
Frank A. Miles
Iowa Legionaire
BR. R. Stuart
Hampton
Srd
Department of Town
American Legion
Cours
Houre
Bates
State
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Batesah
Annual Meeting of Hardin County Farm Bureau
The Hardin County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting before a large crowd in the county courthouse. Officers were elected with D. E. Thackery as president and C. J. Kelsey as vice president. Treasurer LeRoy Anderson reported 1925 finances and county agricultural figures, highlighting significant export values and the Farm Bureau’s role in county agriculture.
Rest Room Report by Clara Williamson
Rest Room matron Clara Williamson reports 14 2486 adults visited in the past year with much appreciation for neat orderly clean rooms. Notable rise in attendance on good weather Sundays due to lake and Training School concerts, though total year remains steady. The Rest Room staff express gratitude for Williamson’s seven years of service and the Eldora club supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara R. Williamson
Eldora Ielub
Ladion
Fair Association Meeting Dates Set For September
The Fair Association announces a meeting spanning September 22 to September 26. Members will discuss arrangements, exhibitor details, and event schedule for the upcoming fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Association
the Fair Association
Market Letter Details Cattle Hog Lamb Shifts and Prices
The market showed a liberal cattle run early week with declines in steers but late gains. cows and heifers stayed steady to firm with bulk sales from 4.10 to 6.00 and yearling heifers 8.00 to 10.00. Hog receipts rose, prices 0 to 40 higher for medium and heavy hogs, light hogs up 10 to 20 cents. lambs fell 1.75 to 2.50, feeders 0.60 to 1.00, aged sheep 0.60 to 1.00. Heavy steers and yearlings steady to strong today. top cattle around 12.00 per 100 pounds, long-fed steers near 10.60. Hog receipts 88,000. sheep 16,000. lambs 17.75 top. feeding lambs 16.50 to 16.76.
Spacial Meeting of Stockholders of Partners Elevator Co
A meeting of the stockholders will be held Wednesday January seventeenth at ten o’clock in the Court Room. Good attendance is desired as important business will demand attention. Former plan representatives will be present.
Death of Dr. W. H. Young er at age seventy seven
Dr. W H Young er died this morning at eight o'clock after months of bed confinement and declining strength. He would have turned seventy seven next Sunday. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Church of Christ led by Rev. Thomas Morten. The Masente aervier Will be gives, Wiemer is Chairman, Chris Wiemer was chosen Chairman of the Board of Supervisors at their meeting naming the same districts as last year. The official papers are The Lodger, The Werald and The Town Falls Citizen. Minstrel Show Next Thursday Library Benefit Minstrel will be held at the high school auditorium next Thursday evening with many special features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Younger
Ile
Iternoon
Church of Christ
Thomas Morten
Paige
New Budget Cuts Expenses Aims at Two Million Save
Budget Director BE J Vogue drafts the budget for the forty first general assembly forecasting a near two million cut from state department and institutions biennial requests and over four million saved from general revenue expenditures through June 20. The blue pencil plan shapes appropriations for state colleges and the board of control and state gillvend commission as the report heads to the printer. The bill is expected to be ready with the assembly, though printer limits may delay, and lawmakers face a potential fight over the budget law in the new session. Governor Kendall backs the plan as essential, with general revenues set at about sixteen million annually for the coming biennium starting July 1, 1926, against five year expenditures around seventeen million. Joint Teacher’s Meeting A joint meeting for Hardin Franklin Grundy Butler teachers will be held at Ackley High School Saturday Jan 10 with talks on organization, music work, and physical education. Eldora Farm Bureau Program Friday January 1 at 7:40 includes treasurer report, women’s project, Q&A box, comic, village stunt, community singing, and tile sales. all welcome.
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Reading
Geo. Bailey
Crivell Glenney
Paul T. Taff
D. E. Thackerey
Eldora
Cc. J. Kelsey
Falls
A. E. Veline
C. HH. Gilvurt
Ezru
R. A
Alden
A. N. Blackmore
Hardin
Buckeye
Emil Lettow
Ellis—Harvey
Hoyt
Clay
Alle Jaspers
D Jackson
Ennc
Luiken
Fildora
Rafael Roupe
Pleasant
H. J. Wehrman
Tipton
Fred Dreier
Sherman
A. J
Acta
Farm Bureau
BE. J. Vogue
Forty-First
General Assembly
State Department
Atate Colleges and Universities
Board of Control and
State Guilvend Commission
Kendall
T. L. Maytiye
Hogue
Franklin
Grundy
Butler
Ackley
State Teachers College
W. Goeth
Minnie Ei
Starr
Doris White
Eldora Farm Bureau
Center
Bridgens
Cireto
Conford and Scattercamnery Company
Laggest
Radelef Wis
Geo. Pfiel
John Sampson
Garden City Creamery¢ Company
N.C. Kauffman
Union
Netton
Washington Avenue
Town Pally Spring
Brett. Webber
Tito Nichola
Mr. Beem
Atnte
Scott Webber
Andy Tlenging
Gaa
Holstein Field Meet Planned in Hubbard for Winnemorey
A Hardin County board plans the Holstein Friesen Association annual meeting at Hubbard to honor Mr. Fred Winnemorey for long service. The February gathering aims to celebrate his continued breeder leadership in the county.
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Hubbard
Holstein-Friesian Association
Hardin County
Association
Fred Winnemorey
Death by accident of Charles Sonneann in west coast city
The obituary notes Charles Sonneann formerly of Ackley died in his west coast city after being struck by an automobile while riding a bicycle. The item also reports on local incidents including Iowa Falls fire calls, bridge damage from cold, and a county auction of Conford and Scattercamnery Company assets with creamery equipment sold to Garden City Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sonneann
Ackley
World Journal
Rock Island
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Panpreme
Iowa Falls
Farmers State Bank
Washington Avenue
Town Falls
Jeaat
Jackson Township Annual Meeting Notice
Jackson Township annual meeting set for the Bertin church on Tuesday January 18 1926 at 10 oclock a m Reports include Ladies work by Addie Jackson Four H Club activities by Mrs A D Williams and a dinner served by the Ladies Sandwiches and coffee will be offered Prayer and a general discussion follow project and debate topics to be covered by township teams Adjustments to local governance and community programs to be discussed at the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson ‘Township
Jackson Township
Bertin
Addie Jackson
A. D. Williama
Mishigan
Pravidonce
Wegen
Cyrnegurage
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Traer Ab Ls. T. GC
Tama Alt
Talerio
Reioldl
OF the
Eldore
Mie
Temple Association
Merby
Wes
Hardin County Farm Bureau
Miriam Burgess
Quentin Stowe
T. RB
E. F. Morris
Burea
Mae Anderson
Weichmann
Mardin Couunty Bankers Association
Eldora Community Ub
K. P. Chub
Rotary Club
Dept. Agriculture
Mardin County
Eldora Private Creamerica
Standard Oil Co
New York
Armour
Swift
U. S. Steel
Hardin Couunty
Miller, Mhller& Woods of
Chicago
Iowa Magazine
Hardin County Ledger
Mary Crwesai
Eraamer Burne
Hardin County News
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