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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1926

Page

3

Officers to Take Charge of Voting Next Day at Court House

A list of names includes A H Krone Louis Luiken Janaury and others assigned to oversee the upcoming vote at the county court house. The roster spans Concord Ellis Eldora Iowa Falls Tipton Pleasant Union and other towns with judges clerks and officers named. The compilation reflects local officials including J J Strickler W Porter and H Warnock among many listed.

Court House A. H. Krone Louis Luiken Janaary Concord A. ©. Johnson F. M. Upton Wilbur Arnard Eldora J .Warthow T. Strickler Porter Geo Shafe Choa Grant ‘ A Hh Brandt Anavonir H. L. Haron J. F. Honsing L. W. Coleman Iowa Falls FF. Belken Leala H. Warnock A. Gunn Pleasant Andrews W. Sherman B. Hauck Winterfield Schmitz Tipton Iw G. Hornung August Engelid Halden’ Humphre CI EN Townsgie

Local social notes and visits across Marshalltown and area

A long string of social calls and visits from Marshalltown to Eldora and Waterloo includes Dr W. & Elliott osteopath, Dr A W Adams dentist, John Ompeon Marshall town caller, Supt. and Mrs Clark, Miss Patton, Mrs Crozan in Eldora, Mr and Mrs Jas Nuckelle and Eastman in town, Mrs Nettie Cossnn aiding Golden Rule store, Nettie Cessnn visiting Hubbard relatives, Mra Carrie Jones and Mrs Tom Meador Grundy Center callers, Mr and Mrs R F Shops in Britt Rock, McRuths of Iowa City visiting, Catherine Donica in Red Bet Sunday, etc. Further notes on WCTU attendee John Williamson, Nina Marke bound for Los Angeles, sale of late potatoes, deaths and funeral attendance, and local visits by Meheuben, Doud, Gastlout, Fowler, Lytle, Johnson, Mitterer, Meader, and others.

John Ompeon Marshalltown Clark Dex Moines Miss Patton Bec Hnrente Re Crozan Iq Eldora Jas, Nuckelle Son Eastman Waterloo Nettie Cossnn Golden Rule Saturus Nettie Cessnn Hubbard Benbow A. W Mra Carrie Jones Tom Meador R. F Bhell Rock Hom McRuth Iowa City Los Angeles Calif Hanck Bros Wellsburg Towa Bert Lane Grinnell A. “Watson Frank Jackson C. Angeles Owasa Frank Dornebach Sucaday Misa Ruth von Krog Misa Edne Newell State University of Town Peter Brown P. M M. W. Moir Louie Watson J.W. Watson

Local and Personal Notes From Eldora and Surroundings

Misa Jozephine Stkkema spent the weekend with her parents at Hampton. Dr. Geo Diehl, lately in Harlingen and southern Texas, returned home. Mrs Mary E Olaon leaves for Palacios to winter with her niece Mrs Ralph Williams. Mrs Carrie Mills heads to Bardin County W C T U meeting. she is the county W C T U president. Mr and Mrs W A Shanar and Carl Steenblock Toft plan a winter in Los Angeles. Standard Oil agents held an all day meeting at Town Falls. Mrs R F Hodge, visiting Detroit relatives, returned home. Abbie Daker, visiting in Los Angeles and Herkday, returned Thursday. Mr and Mrs J F Hardin returned from a Los Angeles visit. he attended bankers meeting. Mr and Mrs I R Porter of Truro IA and Mr and Mrs Sam Porter of Rapid City SD stayed with Mrs L F Shutt. Mrs Scott Johnson goes to Exeter CA for winter. will visit Tong Beach and Portland next spring. Mr and Mrs O S von Krog and Dorothy motored to Rockwell City to visit Women’s State Reformatory. Dr and Mrs Hutchinson hosted relatives. Mrs Maude Troutner of Marshaltown left for Parkerstown to inspect Relief Corps. Mr and Mrs N R Van Avery returned from visiting daughter in New York. drove to Plainville OH then Philadelphia and Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Earl Daughhetee were in Mason City for Standards saleamon meeting. attended banquet and dance at Hotel Hanford. Miss Katherine Ibach of Saint Teresa College Winona MN elected vice president of Town State Club. Miss Cecilia White elected secretary of freshman class. Both Eldora High School graduates.

Misa Jozephine Stkkema Hampton Geo. Diehl Harlingen Texaa Texas Mary E. Olaon Palacios Ralph Willams Carrie Mills Bardin County Mills Ww cd T. U. Mr W. A. Shanar Carl Steenblock Los Angeles Calif Standard Oil Elcora Town Falls Mra R. Fi Hodge Detroit Mich Abbie Daker Herkday J. F. Hardin Hal Hardin Hardin Banker’a Association I. R. Porter Truro Iowa Sam Porter Rapid City Motlan Tong Beach Portland Oregon von Krog Misa Dorothy Thomas Rockwell City Women’s State Reformatory Puceta Hutchinson Maude Troutner Marshlalttown Women’s Relief Corps Eldora Myron Hogle Parkershoro Relief Corps N. R. van Avery Dave Follett OW York Plalnaville Ohio Philadelphia Washington, D. C Earl Daughhetee Mason City Daughhetee Daughheres Hotel Hanford Katherine Ibach College of Saint Teresa Winona Minnesota Cecilia White Eldara High School

Eldora Churches and Local Parish Listings

A compact parish guide lists services for Eldora churches including Lutheran Saint Mary’s Catholic and other denominations. It outlines service times, Sunday School, mass schedules, and midweek activities, inviting all to attend.

Kentucky County Ends Scrub Bull Program in Union County

Union County cattle owners reduced scrub bulls from 29 to none as purebred replacements increased. County Agent R O Wiscol and L C Brewer led five year Better Bires Better Stock efforts with 500 livestock owners committing to pure bred sires, boosting stock quality nationwide.

Finster Ntatew Aarlquinrre Union Emnty Ita Wisco United States Department of Agriculture Union County United States L. C. Brewer

Grapevines Thrive in Wide Variety of Soils

A Rural New Yorker writer notes grapevines grow vigorously in sandy loams loams and gravelly loams while avoiding soils that are too shallow wet or excessively dry. In spring vineyards are cultivated plowed and a clover millet rape or rye cover is sown by July for the next spring plow under. Nitrogen fertilizer like nitrate of soda boosts growth when leaves begin to show, with typical per vine doses cited.

New Yorker Joly

Milk Producing Cow Entitled To Good Feed

Proper feeding maximizes profit with each livestock type receiving the right kind and amount of feed. A dairy cow in winter needs a liberal grain ration and ample roughage, while a dry beef cow fares well on cheap feed like corn fodder hay and straw.

Farm Notes on Storing Corn and Seed Rates

Farm notes advise inventory plans for the year and report that the plan may yield the highest return for time invested. Dark spots in bins indicate moisture or ventilation issues and can cause spoilage. Grass is preferred to oil for protecting plowshares. planting guidance suggests three rows per acre with about 80 to 90 pounds of seed per acre and caution about rain impact on storage and germination.

Iain Gril Rata

Local residents and visitors list from Richland area

A collage of short notes shows A L Garfner visiting Richland on business while Margaret Collins stays in Steamboat Rock. Ed Stebe and John Frisbie visit Cedar Falls and Ackley with family. Various residents travel to Fort Dodge, Marshaltown, Grinnell, Major City and Harlingen for work, school, or conventions.

Local and Personal Notes From Mason City Area

Local brief items list visits and happenings around Mason City and nearby towns. Mrs. C. S. Kersey and family hosted callers, Drake University student Belen Miller spent weekend with W. M. Miller family, Dorothy Merah teaching at Hampton visited parents, W. C. Chaney traveled to Ames to see daughter Ruth at school, sale notice for 1000 bushels of screened potatoes at Haack Bros in Wellsburg, Mrs. M. E. Wasson and Norma visited Ackley, Grundy Center women attended WCTU convention in Mason City, E. W. Wheeler the piano tuner will be in Eldora next week, mother-in-law Mrs. A. J. Buchanan returned home, Laura Knott finished month at Marshalltown, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Steward and daughter drove to Colorado Springs for three weeks.

C. S. Kersey Mason City Hero Wit Jersey Belen Miller Drake University W. M. Miller Dorothy Merah Hampton W. KE Marsh W. C. Chaney Ames Ruth Haack Bros Wellsburg Ows M. E. Wasson Norma F. A. Weber Ackley T. H J. H. My‘ers Grundy Center E. W. Wheeler Ded Moines Eldora A. J. Buchanan Laura Knott Marshalltown H. C. Steward Colorado Springs Olds

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R. V. Adams Township W. & Elliott First National Bank A. W. Adams Eldora Candy Store H. W. Stonebrook J. A. Landis Eldora Churches Lutheran Church C. G. Treaken ST. Mary's Church T.J. Dowling New Catholi Encilopadia London Times Methodist Episcopal Church Roy V. Porter Sama Church OF Christ Thomas E. Morton Bible School Christian Endeavor Leiden Congregational Church Albert R. Rice Church OF the Nazarene the Baptist Chur the Friendly Church Robt D. Kinmoys Wirthmore Goldette Rayon Union Suits Waarwil Victoria Comfort Challina Ladies Winter Union Children's Union Cretenne Valance, New Bayon Velgat Tapestry Rage Qoata Fabrica Doléra Kentucky County Wyatt Johnson Department Store A. L. Garfner Richland Margaret Collins Steamboat Rock Ed Stebe Cedar Falls Mary Antt Dunn Leslie Bear Fort Dodge Elizabeth Frisbie John Frisbie H. W. Danger Monroe Tyler Carl Rosine Mary Thiessen Sutherland Miles C. F. Paine Ardis Adama Aurelia Spengler Eunice Jones EB Banning Geo. Banning Geo. Mitchell New Providence York B .F. Hudson Genevieve Sheffield M. 8 Fenton Margaret Wasson J. E. Wasson Howard Bowman Town City W. H. Brown Harold Nelson C. Ruggles Wm. Stubbings Lawd Falls Nettie Cessna F. H- Berrald Hardin Go. Bank Building
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