Des Moines Team Beats Eldora 6 to 0 in Western League
The Des Moines club defeated Eldora 6 to 0 before a large crowd. Pitcher Conkwright struggled with top speed, while Weatherington of Eldora allowed seven hits. Highlights include Rader and Cissell with two-base hits, and a strong defensive effort by Des Moines. Attendance was 750. umpire was Kiepe.
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Des Moines
Conkwright
Eldora
Pres. Keyser
Eldoara
Weatherington
Dea Meines
Fidora
Charles City
Rader
Connally
Oldham
Langford
Stavenger
Wetzel If
Cirgel
Su Snyder
Eldora Allen
Parsons
Nobles Cw
Worthington
Herman If
Bacom
White
Garcia
Cissell
Stutuven
Frederick Whaley Sweet obituary in Eldora widow’s passing
Frederick Whaley Sweet born February 4, 1858 in Mareatine Indiana moved with parents to Eldora grew to adulthood married Isabel Ward in 1878. He worked in jewelry in Hampton and Chicago then lived in Eldora with his brother-in-law George Ward. He died July 28 at George Ward’s home. services held Tuesday afternoon with Albert R. Rice officiating. Burial in Eldora cemetery.
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Frederick Whaley Sweet
Mareatine
Fabruary
Eldora
Matthood
Isabel Ward
Hampton
Chicago
George Ward
Mr. Sweet
Lie
Albert R. Rice
Burlewan
Eldorn
Park advertisement and local notices in Eldora Iowa
A genealogical and historical promotion describes a new descriptive book on the Iowa River Valley Pine Creek State Park by Professor Pammel, with illustrations and poems by Edgar A. Guest and LeRoy T. Weeks. Local notices list lodge officers, a train night box, land purchase plans north of the lake, and a death in Evanston.
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Iowa River Valley
Professor Parmmel
Fred Lazell
Pine Creek Valley
Edgar A. Guest
LeRoy T. Weeks
Iowe River
Herbert Quick
Eldora
Iowa River
Iowa Legion
Bath House
Iska
Federation of Womens Clubs
Chautauqua Events Dazzle Eldora Audiences
The Redpath Vawter Chautauqua in Eldora fills the school grounds with a week of diverse programs. Rainbow Orchestra opens, with Miss Sue Hewling steering clever numbers and scenic effects. Dr. Ben Wilson speaks on labor movements, while Ridgeway Entertainers charm with precocious readings. The Plaster Story Teller, Gandhi and Lenin features mix with lively fashion hints from Mrs. Byrne and Martha Burns. The daily shows continue through Saturday night.
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Eldora
Orchard
Eldora Moat
Tha Rainbow Orchestra
Misa Sue Hewlinge
Ars
Alngie
Ben Wilson
England
Ridgeway
Mra
Mabel
Burne
Betster
Jess
Martha
Burns
Theo
Dremee Te Na Bourry
Barbara
Byrng
J. Burgedorfer
India
Gandhi
Lenine
Afursolini
Plans to enlarge state training school for boys
Senator A Mela, chairman of the State Board of Control, announced plans to enlarge vocational training at the State Training School for boys. The plan includes expanding trades taught, adding one or two, and sharing costs with the federal government. No new buildings are planned. more machinery and instructors may be needed.
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A. Mela
State Board of Control
MaOoll
van Istion
Alte MM
Aghgol Fe
Hardin County Hog Premium Boosts Market Returns
From Friday's Daily Drover's Journal Hardin County Iowa farmers benefited from a voluntary premium of ten cents per hundredweight on four loads of hogs. The campaign to eradicate hog disease, started December 2028, reduced losses and increased future shipments. County Agent P C Wiechmann led efforts with local veterinarians and farmers in New Providence and Eldora, noting premiums added about $60 per load and substantial yearly gains once disease free.
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Hfe
P. ¢. Wiechmann
Commission
Hardin County Board of Supervisors
Welmer
New — Providence
Hve
Reece
J. J. Pierce
FP. Morris
J. RB. Chamnens
J. Steelman
Earl
Henning
C. Rash
Eldora
Hogn
Polanda
Duracs
FR. C. White
New Providence
Co. D. Martin
Duroc
Art Rash
Wiechmann
Walres
Airong
Wey
Froid Wie Araltey
Hospital Notes Milas Clara Davis and Baby Doris Elaine Born
Hospital notes record Milas Clara Davis leaving for home Thursday. Baby girl Doris Elaine born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Colbornson on Werthonday the 8th. Mrs. R G Markley and Miss Alice Newell cited for care and surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ware welcomed a baby girl Monday morning. Ernest Holdber of Hubbard admitted Monday afternoon. Lynk reports sweet corn from his garden for the past week.
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Milas Clara Davis
Max Barr
Witlesom
Kenneth Harold
Leslie Colbornson
Doris Elaine
R. CG. Markley
Alice Newell
Robert Teska
Charles Ware
Ernest Holdher
Hubbard
Market Letters Show Sluggish Grains Amid Strong Beef Prices
Market notes from July 19, 1926 report cattle receipts near 18 000 and hogs around 46 000 with beef steers selling to a top near 12.96 per hundredweight and fat cows and heifers at strong prices. Calves were steady to lower, sheep and lamb values mixed, and trading showed robust demand for grass types while grassy cows softened slightly. Also noted is the obituary of Rose Kusserow born 1884 who died 1925 in Savanna Missouri after cancer treatment. She leaves two sisters and a brother.
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Nebraska
Mise Rose Kusserow
Rose Kusserow
Frank Kosserow
Emma Paulina
Savanna
Missouri
Eldora
Jardin County
Tawa
Kuaserow
Hema
Tore Waa
Martha
Tiese
Fred
Henry Wehr
Nehring
Fragmentary Public Notice Readout
Fragmented OCR text references Waterloo and Worthington with garbled phrases about clubs, meetings, and dates. The readable bits mention a mis and mengue officers with unclear roles, suggesting a damaged public or organizational notice.
County Social Service Worker Report Seeks Independence
The report outlines county wide home visits to assist families now on relief and those previously helped. It notes policy on aiding those with property, requiring agreements or deeds to recover advances, and emphasizes improving work, thrift, and self sufficiency to prevent lasting dependence. Seventy nine families received help last month, with many not currently receiving aid and others referred for home management, delinquency, or medical care needs.
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Untter
Board of Supervisors
Movnicant
Board of Supervisora
Jvet
Juvenilla
Alla
Clighta Sugh' Ag
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Mr. Vetter
Vetter
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Oelwein
Port Lea
Os Cccmse
Union
Giants
Sundy
Churdkee
Seine
Taegray
Sheldon Thurs
Swift
Concer
Alarte
North
Flotow
Bernia
St. Clair
McPhailes
Jerusalem
Assia
Peter
Long
John Long
Drs. Wray
Pagel
Aaron Cies
the Legion Third District
Ackisy Sunderman
Boyd
Boyd Wee
Ham N Lest
Plige
DR. Pammel
Pine Creek State Park and Lake
Rebecca Lodge
O. King
N.G
Mae Anderson
Gertrude McParland
N. G
Leona Modlin
V. G
Minnie McDonald
May Reigles
Elsie
McCall ‘Financial .Seey
Anna Mohit
Grace Brinckle
Bertha Lytle
Clara Noyer
Jean Oldham
Mar’ Meritte McDonald
May, Carpenter
Edith Whitney
Fannie
Jes Eream
Winchester
Johnson Drug Store
Toske Aska
Eldork
Board of Conservation
Executive Council
Pnd
Thia
W. Rowran and
Evanstan
Babeeerias
Martin
Evanaten
Mil
Mem. Leonard
Yentorday
Tarn Far
Branslyn
A. B. Chapin
Erartconenyn
Ferocol
Hardin County
Miller, Mbite& Woods of
Waterloo
Mison Mengue
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