September term district court adjourns to next Wednesday
District Court adjourns with jurors to return next Wednesday. Two divorces granted Ina Prim from Hal Prim and Bra Sure Vinton from Bert Vinton. Several drainage cases disposed. In the Cundiff matter Citizens Bank received judgment. More judgments listed against various defendants in the district court docket. Annual Hardin County teachers institute planned for October 18 and 19 with all county schools closed. Local editors visit Eldora. plans for future meeting discussed.
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Ina Prim
Hal Prim
Sure Vinton
Bert Vinton
Cundiff
Citizens Bank
Recce
U. W
City Dads Hold Meeting and Fill Ward Vacancy
The City Council met in regular session and filled the unexpired term of IL H. Nazett by appointing Jay Newcomer after Nazett moved to the second ward. They plan to reuse three old wells along with the new well for emergency use and to reduce pumping of the new well due to hard water. They also ordered a new light for the corner of 10th Street and 19th Avenue and discussed the city dump and ground selling terms. N. S. Carpenter to review dump matter and Leo Mack) to oversee acreage pricing of 160 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL H. Nazett
Jay Newcomer
Sean
10Th Street
19Th Avenue
Leo Macksaking
Carpenter
Meeting of Community Club at Methodist Church
The annual Community Club meeting drew a large crowd at the Methodist church. Supper was served by the parish ladies, then a program featured Mrs J C Boyd, Jack Leonard, Howard Moffett, Mrs F H Herrald, Ruth Speers, Helen Gethman, and remarks by Congressman Robinson. Officers were elected, noting calls for a part time secretary and monthly club feeds. Budget contributors included First National Bank, County National Bank, Citizens Savings Bank, and many local businesses.
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Methodist Church
Chadwick
J. C. Boyd
Ruth Speers
Congressman Robinson
Congress
J. C G. Boyd
Community Club
Secratary
Elmer MacFaorland
Day
R. V. Adams
J. B. Ryan
Guy Baker
Schumacher
C.c. Gethman
Albert Steinberg
Wenelt’ Husto
Weltman
Daa
Nuckalls
Savoy Cafe Reopening Nearing Public Meals Start
Re open Savoy Cafe run by E Taylor of Peoria Illinois will begin serving the public for meals and short orders on Saturday. Building on an addition by Chas Eydick to his garage the room 12428 is being built with hollow tilg. nit will host forge and blacksmith tools until completion. The big bus operating between Ames and Waterloo plans to enlist Mas Eldora. it is described as a big one and a dandy.
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Savoy Cafe
E. Taylor
Peoria
Hera
Chas. Eydick
Ames
Waterloo
Mas
Eldora
Tuberculosis Demonstrations Draw Big Farm Bureau Attendance
About 250 farmers attended the Sherman event in the morning and nearly 800 in the afternoon for tuberculin demonstrations. Three reactors were slaughtered and the Training School animal was found heavily diseased. Dr. J. A. Barger and Dr. K. W. Stouder spoke on eradication and federal roles, urging cleaners to tackle tuberculosis statewide.
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Sherman
J. A. Barger
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
K. W. Stouder
Extension Department
Hardin County
Burger
Thone
Jows
Barger
Road system hearing notice for Herdin County Iowa
Notice to Herdin County residents that a hearing before the Board of Supervisors will be held in Eldora on October 18 1024 at 1 00 PM. Citizens may object to the proposed county road improvement program under Section 52 Chapter 26 and related laws.
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Board of Supervisors
Herdin County
Iowa
Eldora
General Assembly
New Church at Buckeye Dedicated and Opened
The Buckeye Lutheran church dedication on Sunday October 12 marks the completion of a Boone select brick building with corner tower and ornate interior. The congregation formed April 27, 1890 and moved worship from a 1908 Richard Vierkandt farm structure later updated by pastor Rev. H C Koepke and Rev. A H Danke. Services feature German and English components, a dedication ceremony, sermons by Koepke and Schmidt, choir selections, and a focus on the unadulterated gospel.
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Lutheran
Buckeye
Winterfold
Richard Vierkandt
H. C. Koepke
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Rov
Logan
H. C. Koepker
State Center
Iowa
Reape Paretictians Doxology
Aftarnaan
J. E.R. Schmidt
Traton
Towa
A. Schwidder
Wail
Lake
Sori Selection
Weee Poyer
Renadiction
Doxology
Hammill to Speak Here at Voters Meeting
Lieut Gov Haomimill will address voters Monday evening October 18 in the court house or court room if weather fouls. He will discuss farm prospects as Jay Newcomer and Joe Stricker travel to South and North Dakota to promote agricultural interests. Crops look fine and farmers feel optimistic about the outlook after several lean years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammil
Haomimill
Jay Newcomer
Joe Strick
South
North Dakota
Eldora 0 Cole edges Eldora in rough home game
Notes from a local high school football clash show Cole defeating Eldora 13 to 0 after a scoreless first half. Cole broke through in the third with a touchdown, failed the extra point, then added a late-quarter TD and successful kick. Eldora mixed in substitutions and plans more practice for form. Also mentions Ladies Home Journal subscriptions and student council captains for classes.
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COLO
Eldora
E. H
Cole
Kicl
Ladies Home Journal
Ladies’ Home Journal
Gareth Brown
Itmna
Grundy Vseldora
Eidoyal
Grundy Contér
New Fish Added to Lake Stocking Effort
State Fisheries stock bayous and ponds along the Mississippi River with game fish to protect winter losses. A shipment of 7600 fish including bass perch crappies and sunfish was sent to Iowa Pine Lake and other areas. If secured a carload will be sent before water closure to create a premier fishing ground. Hospital notes record Jep Delaney of New Providence and Albert Repka of Hubbard undergoing procedures and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miselasippi
Iowa
U. S
Oppose Road Bonds in Hardin County Vote
William Schmedika argues against a 3806,000 bond issue to complete 126 miles of roads. He notes existing primary road funds and a $40,000 yearly bridge fund, plus anticipated gas tax and county funds, urging debt avoidance and gravel roads funded from current revenues. He cites three year projections and savings of about $234,000 by not issuing bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Haredin
Hardin Gownty
Gary
Norman
Buckeye
Milas
Yonra
Senate
Grayet
Ae William Schmedika
Giants Edge Maya Team In Low-Scoring Exhibition
A large crowd watched Carl Mays's leaguers defeat Maya 7 to 1 as the colored Giants overpowered their opponents with strong defense and pitching by Red pitcher Tom Sheehan in left field. Maya pitched six innings before an error turned the game. The Ledger also issues a correction about county funds for social workers, noting a decrease after wages and urging readers to review last week’s story.
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Maya
Carl Mays
Giants
Dresler
Glaiits
Tom Sheehan
Sanborn
Wingo
Essary
Nob
They Want Clothing The Committee Looking After Foot
Fragmentary OCR text shows a committee seeking clothing care or guidance. Names and full context unclear, but suggests oversight of apparel or wardrobe tasks. The wording implies a group named after clothing duties focusing on preparation or fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Shay
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