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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1924

Page

1

Coolidge and Dawes Lead Republican Ticket

The Cleveland convention nominated Cal Coolidge for president and Gen Charles G. Dawes for vice president after Gov. Frank Lowden declined the post. Dawes, praised as a patriot and former wartime budget official, won the vice slate after a dramatic ballot that unsettled the earlier Lowden choice.

Cleveland Cal. Coolidge Gen. Dawes Chicago Gov. Lowden Illinois Hardin County Day Coolidge Lowden Daws Dawes United States Germany Teddy Roosevelt Wisconsin North Dakota Frank C. Lowden Charles G. Dawes Hell and Marie

Accidental Wagon Collision Injures Boy Verne Cowell

Verne Cowell son of Mr and Mrs Ray Cowell suffered severe injuries including a broken leg in three places after a counter wagon collided with a car driven by Mr Stephen Sayer near the Porter place. Mrs Sayer claims no hit occurred and that she only learned of the accident after returning and seeing the wagon overturned. The boy was taken to a hospital where his condition was improving.

Beritus Verne Cowell Ray Cowell Porter Place Verne Stephen Sayer

Bible School Doing Fine at Local Church

Vacation Bible School under Rev Kinney with assistances reports strong first week. Enrollments include 65 boys and 132 girls with programs in Kindergarten Primary Junior girls and boys, plus crafts and nature activities led by a team including Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Hogle, Miss Riley, Mrs. Yarwood, and Rev. Smith among others. Attendance continues to grow and the effort is praised for its value.

Kinney Rew Rica Mra. R. Lewis Mra Carl Johnson Wilcox Mise Hogle Hazel Riley Calla Lewin Viola Edgar Yarwood Rex Forman Lottie Stage Naomi Reece Alice Stebe Geo. Houghton Cora Bitney Elmer Martin Bonnie Rice Lucy Foge Danita Strickler Geo. LaPrade Rev. Rice Kenneth Sheller Chester Kinney Herschel Tabex

Annual G. A. R Meet Closes At Marshalltown

The fiftieth annual encampment of the Town department of the G. A. R ended in Marshalltown with the election of Capt. William H. Needham of Sigourney as department commander. He won by eleven votes over Frank Dagle of Des Moines and his election was made unanimous. Delegates voted to hold the 1925 meeting in Mason City. New officers included D. B. Cowles of Ottumwa as senior vice commander and Orland S. Hartman of Marshalltown as junior vice commander. The veteran delegates praised Needham’s war record, noting service under Grant Butler Sheridan and Sherman, with participation in major Civil War battles and campaigns.

Department of the G. A. R Marshalltown Offigera Crocker Post Des Moines Waterloo Wm. H. Needham Sigourney Needham Grant Butler Sheridan Shenandoah Valley Sherman Savanah Leutenant Albia Towa Port Gibson Jackson Raymond Black River Bridge Vicksburg Jackson, Miss New Orleans Tex Red River Petersburg Vai Ben Butler Shenandoah ‘Valley Winchester Cedar Creek Bheridan Valley Bavansh

Federal Aid For Highways In Mlincie towaeda

Federal aid totals 640 million dollars since 1916 for a national system of about 170000 miles. Illinois and Missouri show progress with miles completed and under construction. end-year surfacing projected at 110000 miles. Independent studies estimate 60k surfaced and 8.7k graded miles, needing about 110k more to reach full in-decade service standards.

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Eldora Kiwanis Club Organizes Rapid Growth

Last Friday evening the Eldora Kiwanis Club organized with 32 members signing by 6 pm. By tonight the count reached 46 with a goal of 50 as a field representative from Chattanooga aided the fledgling group. Temporary officers were Albert Steinberg president Geo Edwards vice president and Dr Stonebrook secretary. A permanent charter election and luncheon with a prominent International Kiwanis speaker are planned for next week. In a separate incident Walter Bond of Dike injured when a gravel truck driver lost control and crashed into a ditch. Bond recovered and returned home.

Xing Kiwanis Club Eldora Kivanis Club International Kiwanis Club Chattanooga Tennessee International Kivan Club Albert Steinberg Geo. Edwards Stonebrook Ent Walter Bond Dike Young Bond Bond Eldora J. €. Boyd W. H. Soner Pres Jas George Edwards W. H Vilmont Mfgs C. E. Hough C. F. Stauffer Jay. L. Cameron Jan. K. Hall Thos Larson Enoch Larson M. Hartness Jay Newcomer Freder Eastman Nuckolls We Cox Guy Baker L Goxteen W. Adams RF. Blackmun Modlin O. ‘King L. J. Rice A. A Edmunds Wyatt Johnson C. Mi. Haas W. G. Lestie J. R. Winnett D. H. Ziesman E. H. Lundy E. 0. Koeneman Chas A. Norris Jag. McCusker H. W. Stonebrook F. J. Edgar BW. H. Herrald Albert . Steinberg W. Schumacher P. F. Brows J. Lugian Chas. Moser

The Cost of Primary Race Solvency Reports

The article outlines expense reporting rules for primary candidates. It lists amounts spent by U S Senator candidates Col Brookhart 87 and Sweet 240 and Governor candidates Hammill 3078 Anderson 2313 Haynes 1986 Banks 198, plus county filings by several individuals, including Cameron Longeneck, Sopdgen Ole Tungland M D Gilbert Geo Arends R Alexander Albert Steinberg CG BH Wei Fred C E, C M.

Secretary of State U. 8 Col Brookhart Sweet Hammill Anderson Haynes Banks Jas I. Cameron Longenec Ole Tungland - M.D. Gilbert Geo. Arends R. Alexande Albert Steinberg CG Wei Fred Ce,c. M

City Dads Tackle Water and Heating Plans

City council seeks to soften a very hard new well supply by testing multiple softening methods with guarantees and bond protection before contracting. Heating costs loom. library funds are tight, possible millage increase debated. Poultry school set for Ames June 24 27 offers free public instruction. notices also report local births and medical updates.

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Farm Bureau Picnic Moved to Iowa Falls July 4

Hardin county Farm Bureau announces the annual picnic will be in Iowa Falls this year, not Eldora, with about 800 dollars raised by local merchants for a free event. Hon J Adam Bede will be principal speaker, noted lecturer and humorist, delivering a forceful talk on farmers’ issues. Vaccination schools for hogs will be held June 1 2 and 14 in Eldora, drawing about 10 farmers, with dairy and reduction tours reported as part of the program.

Ames Hardin County Theas Thig Farm Bureau Iowa Falls Eldora Yowa Falls Towe Falla J. Adam Bede County Farm Bureau Bede Avery Nate Waecesetul Jane

Des Moines prize winners noted for letters

Gave Her Reasons Mrs L K Reece of New Providence won the $5 prize offered by the Des Moines Register for the best daily letter about what they would do if given one year. She would improve Hardin County school grounds and do as much as she could with years ahead. Helen Gethman’s Chicago Tribune photo appeared on the back page last Friday with a $250 prize and a fine portrait. her image also ran in the Des Moines Evening Tribune Tuesday.

Falke Tom Skyhill Mra. Oleson Tom Skeyhill Dardanelles Olesen Tran NY. 8 Minnesota Trining Mia ‘von Krog Keighley Chicago Tribune Helen Gethman Descines Evening Tribune

Call for the Hardin County Republican convention

Notice to Hardin County electors announces a delegate convention in Eldora on June 28 1924 at 11 00 am to select fifteen delegates for the State Convention in Des Moines July 22 1924 and fifteen delegates for the State Judicial Convention July 29 1924 with other business. Representation: one at large plus one per twenty five votes or major fraction cast for N B Kendal governor in 1922. Delegates are those elected at the June 2 1924 primary. Dated Eldora Iowa June 19 1924. Chairman R A Rupe, secretary R Bryson

Hardin County Iowa Eldora Des Moines N. BE. Kendal Laws Eldorg Rupe R. Bryson

Problem of County Home Bond Vote Sparks Debate

After a damaging fire the county faces a bond issue to build a new fireproof county home. Six hundred voters missed the vote as the polling place was mislocated. Insurance money totaled 6700 dollars with some funds available, yet opposition believed the cost too high. Precinct results show a mix of yeas and nays across Etna Hardin Iowa Falls Lat 7B 102 Jo ws/ Fallen Alden Will Be JAE Training Beko Geo

Grundy County Iowa Falls Eldora City Sherman Providence Union Whitten Etna Hardin

Community Club lists members and 1924 budget plan

Eldora residents learn which individuals support club activities, trails, and charitable work as the board announces publication of renewed memberships and forthcoming 1924 budget details. Names include the board chairmen, with many local figures named and noted.

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