Eldora Giants Ride Sunday Victory Over Local Team
A fast Sunday game saw the Giants defeat Eldora 3 to 1 with Walker on the mound for the Giants allowing four hits and eight strikeouts. Conkwright homered, Eldora’s errors costly, White had three hits. Weather, attendance about a thousand, umpire Hansen praised. Monday the colored boys won 5 to 3, then Cherokee beat Eldora 2 to 0, and Eldora won 7 to 6 at Sheldon.
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Gilkerson Giants
Giants
Walker
Conkwright
Eldora
White
Evhos
Corkwright
Hansen
Union
Fivery
Bule
Gionta
Crespo
Davia
Abrh ‘George
Crespo If Tavis of
Youngec Lyneh Rt
Turner
Herman
Everett
Walker Po
Eldora ‘Harding
Ocnkwright
Weatherington
Des Moines
Cioffi
Cherokee
Lempuc
Sheldon
Hampton
Colored Giants
Dows
Albert “Lea
Ft. Dodge
Marshalltown
Ackley
Albert Leathere
Rotarians Visit Waterloo for Gypsy Stunt Evening
Twenty three Rotarians and spouses visited Waterloo on Monday to enjoy the Waterloo Club’s hospitality at the country club. Mea dames Boyd Wisner and Miss King and Messrs Wisner and Moser presented an entertaining Gypsy stunt that delighted about three hundred attendees. City Officers were praised in the state checkers report, especially Geo Shafer, City Clerk, whose records were lauded for neatness and accuracy with no errors noted.
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Waterloo
Meadames Boyd
Wisner
Miss King
Messrs
Moser
Geo
Shafer
New Ownership Law Enforced in Hardin County
Hardin county firms have filed statements of ownership with County Recorder Johnson under the new partnership and trade name law effective July 1. Unregistered firms face fines, imprisonment, and daily offenses accrue. the act targets trade names and assumed names, not corporations, to prevent creditor evasion. Putt Mossman sets summer records in horseshoe throwing at Mills Lake and Elmira exhibitions, earning a good salary and a planned appearance at the Nebraska State Fair.
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Hardin County
Johnson
Mossman
Mills Lake
Ind
Elmira
N. Y
Ohio
Nebraska
New Baptist Mission Flourishing Under Rev Kinney at Poseyville
The New Baptist Mission directed by Rev Kinney at Poseyville thrives with regular preaching and Sunday school. The community supports the work with an ice cream social planned at Lee Reed’s on Friday the 24th to aid the congregation. John Keeneman begins duties as lifeguard at the Lake with a boat and tower to reach distressed swimmers promptly. Dressing tents were added beside the bath house to accommodate many swimmers.
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New Baptist Mission
New Mission
Kinney
St Poseyville
Lee Reed
John ‘Keeneman
John
Bt. John's
Military Academy
Seap
Jim seeks agents to sell Gatton lights locally
Jim states Myers is securing agents for his X A Mehte lights and claims they are the best on the market. He invites interested sellers to call him for details and partnership opportunities.
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Gatton Agente
Myers
Jim
Monthly Cow Test Results Show Top Holstein Herds
The Hardin County testing association reports June results. Dreier herd leads with 1213 lbs milk and 40.7 lbs fat per cow, followed by Martin Jerseys, Mason Holsteins, Mark Holsteins, and Hartman Guernseys. Overall, 372 cows averaged 72 lbs milk and 30.2 lbs fat. 39 cows over 40 lbs fat, 16 over 50 lbs. two new members joined.
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Hardin County Teating Association
Wm. H
Jerseys
Jersey
J. N. Martin
New Providence
P. B. Jer
Edwin Mazon
Union
Frannie Emeny
Eldora Gr
J.N. Martin
Roy N. Finster
Eldora P. B
I M
Upton
Eldora
W. Sielaff
Jer
Providence
P. B. Er
Mra
Fannio Emeny
State’ Training School
Elfigs
A. E. Dreier
Hubbard
Jess E. Crosner
Local Births and Health Notes from Gifford Hospital
Mrs. va J. Magroe of Gifford welcomed a baby wind born Thursday morning. Mrs. May Hodges of Des Moines underwent an operation Saturday morning. Lucile Trimble of Zesuing entered hospital for care. Dr. Molgard’s children Floris and Myran had their tonsils removed Monday morning. W H Minton is in hospital since Monday. Leslie Colhorn and Doris left hospital Sunday evening. Mrs. R. G. Markley left hospital Sunday afternoon. Alice Nowell returned home near Ivester Sunday evening. Emma Filbrandt had tonsils removed Tuesday morning. Carl Johnson had tonsils removed Tuesday morning. Mrs. Charles Ware and baby left hospital Wednesday morning.
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J. Magroe
Gifford
May Hodges
Des Moines R
Lucile
Trimble
Dorris Pene
R. G. Markley
Alice Nowell
Geo
Ivester
Mies -Emma Filbrandt
Carl Johnson
Charles Ware
Baby
Concert Sunday Eve at Training School Program
A Sunday evening program at the Training School begins at 6 46 featuring Quality Plus Jewell Selection Wang and a mixed set of vocal and instrumental pieces. The program includes De Sylva Waltz Auf Wiedersehen Beirly March and Salute to Burlington with additional selections and songs.
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Quality Plus
Jewell Selection
Wang
Orse
Susie
Busi
Ceereermerren de Sylva
Buily
Beirly
Burlington
Fayet
Peaap Saab
Grading and Graveling Plans For Liscomb Hardin Road
Hardin County supervisors ordered 4.5 miles from the Liscomb west edge to the county line graded and graveled with contracts to be let July 24. About 26,000 yards of grading and a $12,500 graveling and culvert program are planned. A parallel route from Wollington White corner to Banger would provide a good road, previously delayed by a land overflows injunction now withdrawn.
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Times-Republican
Union
Liscomb
Marshall’ Co., Board of Supervisors
Hardin County
Wollington White Corner
Banger
Fverly
Rogers Corner
Graveyaln
Ahine
Union Stars
Pine Creek State Park Helm Tightens On Park Use
Community input urges preservation of natural surroundings at Pine Creek State Park as Eldora township backs state conservation rules. Residents warn against commercializing the area north of the Boat House amid a dance hall dispute and licensing limits for concessions.
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Hardin County
Park Board
Nic
Marshll
Eldora
Eldora Township
Pine Creek
State Board of Conservation
Coat theft near Waterloo involved county attorney
State Hin Caat James L Cameron county attorney went to Waterloo Monday with the Rotarians. He later found his coat missing from a big car near the Winchester, containing many letters. The sheriff recovered the coat the next day after it was left on a park bench. A concert by the American Legion Band is planned for Gifford Friday evening, with several members from Gifford, and a social by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church is announced.
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James L. Cameron
Waterloo
Winchester
Gifford
American Legion
Methodist Church
School levy cut as Iowa Falls budget trims bonds
The Iowa Falls school levy will drop by ten thousand dollars next year due to a surplus in the school house fund allowing bond expenditures to be met without a levy. Total tax for the year will be about 58,000 with 12 to 13 thousand from fines and lands to bring total to 76,000. Last year’s school expenses totaled 74,807 with most spent on current costs and a small portion on the school house.
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Iowa Falls
Alden Times
Harold Elkins
Ed Warner
W. L. Hannan
Sam Thompson
Chris Heinszeroth
John Smalahd
E. Rasmussen
J.D. Fiete
Bafora Justice Triges
Harm Willams
Ackley
Mitchell Street
Muessingmann Place
Des Moines-Manly
Sioux Falls
Northwestern Railroad
George Bonner
Eagle Grove
Cardinals
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Arthur Reinhart
St Louie
Phillea
Reinhart
Harvey
Ted Sietwema
Presbyterian Church
Siotsema
Reagan
Quenn Elehmelas
Bounty Towm
David Burkle
William
Burkle
Acklay
Aschey
Genseva
Chautauqua Close Saturday Audience Mixed Reviews
The Eldore, Sipolorabs closed Saturday evening and the Chautauqua week drew mixed praise. Lectures by Dr Edward Burtom MacDowell and Major-Chaplain Jas on Cooper drew praise from many, while some found Friday and Saturday programs weaker. The Lone Star Military Band delivered a strong finale with skilled solos.
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Eldore
Oginian
Ap & Wut
RT. Hagerman
King
Tobias- Harper
Edward Burtom MacDowell
Travers
Egypt
India
Vierna
Orchard
Jason Cooper
Denge
Elas
Bron
Lawrence
Denyes
Singapore
Maylasta
Cambridge University
Chicago
Wisconsin University
University of Minnesota
Lone Star Military Band
Lieut. L. W. Cain
Harlan Harwood
Kempton Lockwood
Keith Strothers
Vawter “Company
Hardin County Fair board meeting previews big year
The Hardin County Fair directors held a regular meeting at the court house last evening. They discussed day and night programs and potential attendance by J Doug Morgan, who is promoting an enlarged show with many cars. The premium book is being printed and ready soon. The outlook for a greater Hardin County Fair this year is very promising.
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Fir
Ad Thy Directore
Hardin’ Court
Fale
Ware
J. Doug Morgan
Shim
Hardin
Yaar
Clay Sells Two Deals Yesterday at Station Here
In a brief report, Clay sells two deals at the station yesterday. The exact parties and amounts are unclear from the fragment, but the note confirms a sale occurred and mentions Justa Co. as a named entity.
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Secend
Weigand Dairy
Omer Weizand
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Nest ‘O
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Leo Weigand
Arthur Allinger
Arthur Marian
Baby Veda Alilinger
Shaiy Howne
John Winson
Herrald
Mildred Schwarck
Porter
Methardiet Church
Hopkington
Naval House
County Recorder
A. B. Chapin
Lome
AL Age
Glacier Trail
East
Hugo Ninsen
jAing
Pine Lake
Pine Creek State Park
Thal Haas
Tha Haas Co
Tha Hage Co
Aome
T. F. Grint
Marsholttows
Hardin County News
Vawter Chautauqua
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