Road bonds on Friday vote to fund Hardin roads
Voters in Hardin county face two bond issues this Friday amounting to 1 800 000 for primary roads and 500 000 for secondary roads. Primary bonds rely on federal aid fees with no direct tax increase, while secondary bonds require majority approval in both towns and rural precincts. The aim is to drain grade and gravel roads and shift funds back to counter state contributions, with county residents urged to back the measures to improve the road system.
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Harding County
Wool Pool Bid Faces Friday Opening in Hardin County
Hardin County Wool Growers pooled over 20000 pounds of wool with 87 bids invited on a grade basis. Bids open Friday at 0:00 by the wool committee Virgil Miller BR Ry Clampitt and J Kelsey. Committee may reject bids and ship wool if unsatisfactory. Some pools elsewhere sold or shipped to Boston.
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Virgil Miller
Union
BR. Ry Clampitt
New Providence
J. Kelsey
Jows Falls
Boston
Hardin County Votes Friday on Bonds to Improve Systems
Hardin County residents head to polls Friday to approve bonds funding primary and county road projects. The measure aims to upgrade county infrastructure and improve transportation efficiency across the region.
Eldora Hosts July Meeting of Highway Officials
Notes of the Court House report Eldora inviting the Secondary highway district officials from twelve Iowa counties to Eldora for their July meeting on July 5 with a crowd of a hundred or more. The issue also covers a week's marriages deeds mortgages court judgments and a big sale by the Iowa Clothing Co plus local items on a Ballinger sale and regional events including bar meeting and college commencement.
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Two Tent Shows Here Next Week in Eldora Notes
The Hazel M Cass Players bring Luff That Off to the Tent Theatre on Huff lots Monday. J Doug Morgan follows with a two act musical comedy revue and a 46 minute sing and dance show plus a 4 act comedy feature featuring Minkie Brown and Sinnett driving a blindfolded Whippet. The Grand Theatre also lists varied shows for the season.
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Toby) Brown
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Hiking to the Coast Delmar Swasand Sets Grand Journey
Delmar Swasand, Eldora high school graduate, set out from near Omaha to hike toward Colorado and beyond. He rode part of the way with a traveler to Phoenix, then continued toward California and aims to reach Portland to be near his sister, a nurse. Grand Lodge attendees include John Boylan, Harry Grieves, and Helen Fagan, who departed for Burlington for the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting.
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Steamboat Rock
Mreé
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Wnlon
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Hardin County road bonds and local events noted
Report from Ames shows Hardin County leaders meeting with the state highway commission about a proposed 1 800 000 bond issue to speed primary road work if approved on the 24th inst. Local projects include Union township road grading toward the county line and a successful prize shoot by Henry Carstens. Separate items cover a Nash and Whippet crash, organ mortgage payoff celebrations at a Congregational church, a Kuhfue family picnic, Memorial Day veterans notes, a gas-tank accident involving a Radcliffe child, a Shreveport trial, and a large Saturday crowd with various town observations.
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J. A. Owens
L. 5. Cox
C. ©. Sheaffer
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Hardin County
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DeWitt Corner
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W. H. Bowen
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Andera
Hampton Hospital
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Stock Market Notes Signal Mixed Cattle and Hog Trends
There were no new developments in the cattle trade as high grade grain fed steers and yearlings rise modestly while lower grades slip. Buyers focused on $14.00 plus cattle, with top steers near $15.25 and yearlings reaching $15.20. Hog prices showed a slight firming trend despite broader declines in loin cuts, with light and heavy butcher hogs trading down to about $10.15 to $11.15 and sows near $9.75. Lambs and yearlings at the end of the week traded in the mid-teens to high twenties with Idaho and California lot prices advancing, signaling limited supply and regional demand effects during the period.
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