10 Jun 1926
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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
1
A Reformation era poem excerpt by Joseph Addison depicts the Armament on high and the celestial heavens declaring the Creator's power. The sun, moon, stars, and planets reveal the Almighty hand in their perpetual orbits and silent testimony, proclaiming divine authorship.
The Iowa primary results show Brookhart leading Cumming with strong farmer and voter support against eastern influences and deflation policy. Brookhart plans to join the corn belt committee. Smith W. Brookhart and Colonel Smith discuss farm legislation, while the piece notes broader questions about party unity and reform.
Residents along Rock and Ackley streets hope graveled roads ease trips to the county seat after ballots approved the 387,000 county home. Howard Clark tied up the campaign, urging better roads as a vote getter.
A collage of jokes and quips from a vintage paper features animal wisecracks about roosters mules and bees, a minister advising hot coals on a head, a Europe home joke, a bank flirtation, a butcher shop gag, and multiple short vignettes. Names are sparse. the tone is brisk, folksy humor with dialect.
East Ellis residents attend a nephew's funeral near Alden. Local visits include the Riske and Holt families calling at the Guy Clatterbuck home. Fred Sanders spent a day in the Frank Sanders home. Arch Hult, Vert Riske, and Flossie Stiske joined Maxie and Opal Hult to Fulton Missouri, returning home later. George Jackson traveled to Eldora. Everett Huffman family guests at Clarence Huffman home. Sam Huffman and Lewis Voight families visited O Cronk’s in Hampton. Guvril Cronk and Irene Carl wed at Webster City May 27. Charlie Riske family hosted by Albert Riske near Buckeye. Carrel Jackson visited John Riske. Frank Sanders made a Falls: call. O Cronk and Hampton attendees visited Sam Huffman.
SOUTH PINE Leonard Templeton and family of Whitten Burt Templeton and family of Gifford Roy Templeton and family of Union spent Sunday with their father John Templeton who is sick Mrs Nina McFarland and daughter of Lake Park are visiting Mix Clive Wilson Mrs Olive Wilson of Union Burt Wilson of New Providence and Boyce Winters of Chester visited John Templeton Sunday afternoon Russell Smith and family spent Sunday at Arthur Rash's
Mrs Snyder of Conrad and Claudy Spartin and family of Honey Creek spent Saturday night and Sunday at Cecil Claybrook's. Dr Marble of Liscomb was called to the John Templeton home to treat Mr Templeton who is sick with paralysis.
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