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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1931
Page
8
The cattle market this week saw price declines across grades with heavy cattle taking the largest hit. Feeder and yearling trades softened as demand weakened and shipments slid, while killers pushed to limit losses. Market analysts expect further fluctuations into February with attempts to smooth dips and peaks.
A doctor prescribed remedy Thoxine promises relief from night coughs within 15 minutes. It targets the internal cause, contains no harmful drugs, and is safe for the family. Availability at Rice's Drug Store Eldora with price 35c 60c and 1.00.
Hogs firm at weak to mid range with tops around 8.10 and later 8.35, underweights dropping to 7.65 7.80 as butchers dampen tone. Receipts up about 380000 locally and 90000 regionally. lambs remain sensitive to liberal January supply with prices marking mild improvement but not a clear-upward trend.
Whitten and Union communities share a busy note with visits from Des Moines to Marshalltown. social events include New Year gatherings at Mabie home and Chi Beta watch night. plans outline pre Easter program, pension month, State missions support, and evangelism through March with joint church activities and youth programs.
The article surveys Luke Chapter 2 in the Bible, detailing Jesus’ early life from birth in Bethlehem to the temple in Jerusalem. It notes Mary and Joseph’s search after losing him, Jesus’ discussions with rabbis, and his growth in wisdom, reflecting on parental negligence and divine mission. It also covers a local club dinner, community notices, a large livestock sale, and various town happenings in Union with names, dates, and places.
A Wisconsin woman reports shedding 11 pounds in six weeks while using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims daily use boosts energy, mood, and overall vitality, with a four week supply priced at 85 cents and sold by Rice's Drug Store.
Mrs. E Beecher and daughter Miss Marcia hosted twenty youths with games and contests Monday at their west Union home. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Albina Moffitt with Mrs Frank Packer assisting. Ralph, a student at Iowa State College Ames, received many gifts. Mayor and Mrs J R Alexander were hosts and hostesses to the event.
The Charlie Brindle family have been sick with flu and Mrs Frank Beach is on the sick list with her parents. Alice and Chester Brindle visited the John Templeton home Sunday evening. Grover Williams and family spent New Year at the Henry Williams home. The Raleigh and Watkins men were in the community last week. In St Peter a voice calls Who's there and Peter retorts Get outa here we do not want any more school teachers.
Writ of special execution issued by the District Court clerk directs sale. Judgment dated November 17 1930 favors The Union Central Life Insurance Co against Luke Milo DeWitt. Real estate described includes parts of the Northeast Quarter.
The Southeast Quarter of Section 19 in Township 86 North Range 19 West containing 200 acres will be sold January 10, 1931 at 10 AM at the Eldora courthouse front door to satisfy an execution of 18817.56 debt plus costs and 8 percent interest. Auction to receive cash. sheriff W H Thompson signs the notice dated December 9 1980 in Aldora Iowa.
The Citizens Savings Bank of Eldora Har din County Iowa presents its year end statement for December 31 1930. It lists Loans and Discounts 189689.83 Overdrafts 88.08 Bonds and Securities 016000.00 Due from banks 16000.00 Cash items 1000.00 Total Resources 234980.06 Liabilities include Capital Stock Surplus Deposits and undivided profits etc plus Savings deposits State of Iowa Hardin County signed by J F Hardin President and J F Hardin Jr Cashier sworn before Notary J D Leonard January 6 1931.
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