Des Moines Beats Eldora 6 to 0 In Western League Game
The Des Moines Western League team defeated Eldora 6 to 0 before a large crowd. Pitcher Weatherington held Eldora, while Conkwright struggled on the mound for Des Moines. Keyser praised Eldora’s field and noted Weatherington’s hire from Charles City. Attendance was 750 as more games loom with Mapleton and other towns on the schedule.
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Des Moines
Conkwright
Eldora
Pres. Keyser
Weatherington
Charles City
Rader
Connolly
Oldham
Langford
Stavenger
Wetzel
Cissell
Snyder ¢ Lee
Weatherington P
Eldora Abroy Allen
Parsons
Nobles
Worthington Rs
Sherman Lf
Bacom
White of
Conkwright P Garciass
Kieper
Iowa Falls
Oelwein
Albert Lea
Union Giants
Cherokee
Tuestay Sheldon Wed
Thurs
Hampton
Swift
Dows
Eengherene
Stieste
Band Concert at The Training School Sunday Eve
A concert directed by Mr. North begins at 5 45 p m with rifle drill. The program includes March King The National Emblem Selection Flotow Martha vocal selections Bernie Kiss Me Goodnight St Clair Waltz Sweet Remembrance Anthem McPhail Awake Jerusalem Awake March St Clair The Steel King Overture Bendix Grand American Fantasie Vocal Selections Rose Oh Peter Youre So Nice March 6 King The Attorney General.
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Concer
Hollows
Mr. North
Flotow
Martha
Bernie
Kiss Me
St. Clair
McPhail
Jerusalem
Bendix
Accidental Death Of Long After Wedding
A coroner's jury ruled John Long died from a burst artery filling the heart sack with blood shortly after his marriage. Autopsy by Drs Wray and Pagel found no poison in stomach or liver. No witnesses besides the widow. she recalled illness beginning around 10 o clock Tuesday night with heart pains most of the night.
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Long
John Long
Drs. Wray
Pagel‘gon
Legion Third District Band Concert at Ackley Sunday
The Legion Third District Band plans a Sunday concert at Ackley with Mrs. Jay C. Boyd of Eldora as soloist. Mrs. Boyd, who sang with the Hamp ton group last Sunday, is slated to perform at several summer venues. her mezzo soprano is praised for its carrying power and promise of success.
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Legion Third District
Ackley
Jay C. Boyd
Eldora
Boyd
Hampton
Loors
Peterson at Cedar Falls Business Monday
I Peterson was a business at Cedar Falls Monday. The fragment notes a local business event or activity involving I Peterson in Cedar Falls on Monday.
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I. Peterson
Cedar Falls
Frederick Whaley Sweet obituary notes Eldora ties
Frederick Whaley Sweet born February 14 1858 in Muscatine Iowa grew up in Eldora married Isabel Ward in 1878. Jewelry merchant in Hampton and Chicago later lived in Eldora. Died July 13 at his brother in law George Ward’s home. Funeral at George Ward’s with Albert R. Rice officiating. Burial in Eldora cemetery.
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Frederick Whaley Sweet
Muscatine
Eldora
Isabel Ward
Hampton
Chicago
Geore Ward
Mr. Sweet
George Ward
Albert R. Rice
Eldora Cemetery
Pammel promotes Pine Creek State Park book venture
A new illustrated booklet by Professor Pammel and Fred Lazell praises Pine Creek State Park in Eldora Iowa River Valley. It contains 30 illustrations, a poem by Edgar A. Guest, plant and animal lists, and a historical sketch. Priced at fifty cents, the work is available via the Iowa Legion bath house, the Federation of Women's Clubs, and local outlets.
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Iowa River Valley
Pammel
Fred Lazell
Pine Creek Valley
Edgar A. Guest
Bob White
LeRoy T. Weeks
Iowa Rive Valley
Herbert Quick
Eldora
Iowa River
Grundy
Hardin
Iowa
Hardin Co
Pine Creek
Eidora
Iowa Legion
Bath House
Federation of Womens Clubs
Installation of Rebecca Lodge Officers
The Rebecca Lodge installed officers last Tuesday evening led by Mrs. D King. N G Mae Anderson and R S N G Gertrude McFarland received posts along with L S N G Leona Modlin V G Minnie McDonald R S V G May Reigles L S V G Elsie McCall Financial Secy Anna Mohr Recording Secretary Grace Brinckle Treasurer Bertha Lytle Chaplain Clara Noyer Warden Jean Oldham Conductor Margueritte McDonald Inside G May Carpenter Outsider Edith Whitney Pianist Fannie Narum Ice cream and cake followed the ceremony.
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Rebecca Lodge
D. King
N. G
Mae Anderson
Gertrude McFarland
Leona Modlin
V. G
Minnie McDonald
May Reigles
Elsie McCall Financial Secy
Anna Mohr
Grace Brinckle
Bertha Lytle
Clara Noyer
Jean Oldham
Margueritte McDonald
G. May Carpenter
G. Edith Whitney
Fannie Narum
Night Train Mail Box Guidance At Local Stops
Town readers are advised mail for night trains may be left at Winchester or the Johnson Drug Store entrance box. Night Watch Teske requests letters for Eldora not be dropped here to spare him sorting and return trips. Supporters urge fair treatment for his helpful service.
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Winchester
Johnson Drug Store
Eldora
Board to buy 15 percent of lake land east of road
The Board of Conservation has gained Executive Council approval to purchase 15 percent of land north of the lake and east of the road, extending to the golf lake area. The Bowman tract, already bought, is being subdivided into lots as the deal proceeds.
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Wents
Board of Conservation
Executive Council
Bath House
S. W. Bowman
Death Notice from Evanston for Father of Mrs Leonard
Telegram received yesterday announced the sudden death of Mr. Martin in Evanston Illinois. Mrs Leonard and her husband left for Evanston to be with family. Other names appear in fragments including Harris Ball Luiken Barton Hover and Eatween with a note about a marriage license.
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Evanston
Lil
John’ Leonard
Martin
Ill
John Harris
Sylvia ‘Ball
Wm. J. Luiken
Marian _ Barton
Albert C
Lillian “A
Ee Rensenr Repenioneoosan Woter
Chautauqua in Full Swing at Eldora School Grounds
Chautauqua continues at Eldora with Redpath Vawter touring troupe in a tent on the school grounds. Attendance is below expectations though tickets cover deficits. Highlights include Rainbow Orchestra with Sue Hewling, Dr. Ben Wilson speaking on labor and politics, Ridgeway Entertainers, Mrs. Burns fashion demonstration, Master Story Teller C K Burgedorter, Edward T. Devine addressing Bolshevik and nationalist movements, and the comedy Strange Bedfellows drawing a large crowd. The week runs daily through Saturday.
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Eldera
Orchard
Eldor
Rainbow Orchestra
Sue Hewling
Ben Wilson
England
Kenyon
Iowa
Jess
C. K. Burgedorter
Hei
Edward T. Devine
India
Gandhi
Lenine
Mussolini
State Board considers enlarging school training at boys’ institution
Senator A McColl, chair of the State Board of Control, announced plans to enlarge rotational training at the State Training School for Boys. The aim is to expand trades taught, add perhaps one or two, with shared federal funding for added expenses. No new buildings planned. more machinery and instructors likely. Elmira and barbering discussed but not to be added locally.
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A. McCt
State Board of Control
McColl
York
Elmira
Bering
Barber College
Mtoe Yeo
Hardin County on the Market
Hardin county Iowa farmers sold four cars of hogs at a premium of ten cents per hundred as part of a TB eradication effort. The campaign, begun in 1928 and funded by a 1.5 mill levy, saved millions in losses and will bring annual direct benefits to livestock producers. Prices recorded for hogs varied by lot, with premiums atop actual sale prices.
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Journal of Chicago
Hardin County
Iowa
P. C. Wiechmann
Hardin County Board of Supervisors
C. E. Weimer
Radcliffe
New Providence
J. J. Reece
J. Pierce
FE. F. Morris
J. B. Chamness
L. R. Williams
J. Steelman
Earl
Henning
S. C. Ruab
Eldora
J. ©. White
C. D. Martin
Art Rash
Alea
Wiechmann
Hospital Notes Summary of local births and patients
Miss Clara Davis returned home Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Leslie Colbornson welcomed a baby girl Doris Elaine born Wednesday afternoon the 8th. Mr and Mrs Charles Ware welcomed a baby girl born Monday morning. Mrs R Markley and Mrs Robert Teskea received care or procedures at the hospital. Alice Newell had an operation Thursday morning. Ernest Holdher of Hubbard entered the hospital Monday afternoon for medical care.
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Clara Davis
Max Barr
Kenneth Harold
Leslie Colbornson
Doris Elaine
Markley
Alice Newell
Robert Teskea
Charles Ware
Ernest Holdher
Hubbard
Sweet Corn From Charles Lynk Garden Reported
Has Sweet Corn Charles Lynk living two miles west of town has had sweet corn from his garden for the past week.
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Lynk
Market Letter Reports Strong Cattle and Hog Demand
Receipts of cattle estimated at 18 000 with good demand for grass and corn fed steers. Top season price $13.95 for heavy Nebraska steers and many fat steers at $13.50 to $13.85. Hogs 46 000 received, market steady to 10c higher, top $14.40. Sheep receipts 18 000 with lambs and breeding stock in strong demand. top western range lambs $15.50, natives to $16.25.
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Nebraska
Remembering Miss Rose Kusserow of Eldora Iowa
Rose Kusserow daughter of Frank and Emma Kusserow born March 29 1884 died July 5 1926 at Savanna Missouri age 41 years 8 months 6 days She was raised near Eldora Hardin County Iowa and educated in public schools A devout Christian she served in the church and Sunday School She cared for her aging parents and siblings after their deaths She traveled to Savanna for cancer treatment but died unexpectedly leaving two sisters Mrs Henry Wehrman and Mrs Fred Nehring and a brother Fred Her passing parts a family circle but offers hope of reunion in a future home above
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Rose Kusserow
Frank Kusserow
Emma
Pauline
Savanna
Missouri
Eldua
Hardin County
Iowa
Kusserow
Martha
Iteve
Fred
Henry Wehrman
Nehring
Red Worthington Joins Waterloo Club of Mississippi League
The Waterloo Club signs Red Worthington from the local club in the Mississippi League. Worthington has hit over .500 and is noted as a good fielder. He will report soon, with the team pleased by his fast progress in the ball line.
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Worthington
Waterloo Club
Missippi
Red
Veliner Heads to Mason City on Monday Business
Veliner traveled to Mason City on Monday to conduct out of town business. The trip was described as routine and unrelated to any specific event or engagement.
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A. . Veliner
Mason City
Report of social service worker activities countywide
In June the countywide social service program took over under the outlined plan. Workers visited homes to aid families on poor relief and assess others who previously received aid. The policy on property holders allows a county advance with repayment from estate, via mortgage or deed if needed. One month notice encouraged self-arrangements. Many families found other income or support, and some thrifty relatives assisted. Sixty? nine cases were served last month with 98 home visits and 102 outreach efforts to doctors, lawyers, and others.
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Board of Supervisors
Big July Clearance Sale Announced by Haas Co
The Ledger reports Haas Co plans a large July Clearance Sale starting July 22 with all seasonable goods, summer dry goods, and ready-to-wear offered at very attractive prices to move fast. The notice indicates the two page ad will be mailed Monday.
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Haas Co
the Mail
National Cornet Alumni elects new president
Dean W Peisen has been elected resident of the National Cornet Alumni Association to succeed C C Ney of Des Moines who has served as president for the past ten years. Mido Boroft served as marshal on Friday.
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W. Peisen Haz’ Bdéen
National Cornet Alumni Association
C. C. Ney
Des Moines
Tan
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Garcia
DR. Pammel
Pine Creek State Park
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