01 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
1
Eldora and Hardin County item appears from the Hardin County Ledger postal notice. It notes publication in Eldora Iowa with second class matter and a yearly rate around $1.50. It references the Hardin county area and local post office details.
At the C. A. Hoover home southeast of town Mr. Hoover and his helper were digging potatoes. He earns his potatoes in just fair condition.
Observers report farmers near Whitten Union actively harvesting and sorting. Elijah Walton ships 406 Buff Dr. Phington chickens while Arda Walton unloads about 60 bushels of corn. Derrick crews shred and haul gravel as J. Kusneran uses a shredder. Ed Crosby keeps 45 Chester White hogs ready for market as Chauncey Crosser butcheres pork. Rube Richards shows 20 head of Hereford steers ready for market with Poland China hogs nearby.
Hubbard residents Baker and Biss Lot tie to Des Moines for a Women’s Foreign Missionary Society convention session from Thursday through Sunday. The text notes hospital improvements, local visits, and a community paper’s social notices including baptisms and funerals amid a long list of names and events.
Weather remained ideal until Monday with corn husking ahead. Mrs Joe Smith spent Monday afternoon here. Miss Cynthia Draper returned home from Eldora hospital last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs L E Miller visited their daughter in Des Moines. Rev Leatherman is in Muscatine holding revival meetings. Rev Keedy and Rev Jurbos of Marshalltown filled the pulpit in his absence. D I Meyers builds a new car crib. Joe Schadnhlle works at I L Cackerice. 2200 bushels of new corn were delivered to Welleburg Thursday. Chas Ware assisted with whdrling. Frank Freed sold a horse to a Marshalltown buyer last week. Joe Smith sold two loads of hogs to Wallaburg last Wednesday and Thursday. Esrt Monte busking corn.
Steamboat Rock residents discuss a Hallowe'en party at the Hall Wednesday, with visitors from Waterloo, Marshalltown and Des Moines. The column notes club gatherings, church events, a radio purchase, school sports plans, and the OES state meeting attendance with detailed local schedule and upcoming basketball games.
Dr Wilbert Shallenberger will speak at Hotel Wie heater for a 286th visit on Wednesday November 14 from 900 am to 4 pm with a return schedule every 26 days. He then travels to Hotel Pilgries in Marshalltown for an event on Thursday November 15.c
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