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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

2

Local and Personal Notes from Town Falls

Mina Wilcox traveled to Hampton Yast on business. Jennie Wood visited Steinhoat Post relatives over the weekend. Mrs Stout of Marshalltown spent the weekend with Anna Hutzel. Ruth Pettit returned home to Ackley after visiting here. Marie Zent went home to Des Moines after visiting her parents. Mrs W A Edwards stayed in Marshalltown with her daughter. Sixty to seventy influenza cases reported locally by doctors, many untreated.

Lengenecker Mina Wilcox Hampton Yast Jennie Wood Steinhoat Post Victor Fred Edgar Stout Marshalltown Anna Hutzel Ruth Pettit Ackley Marie Zent Des Moines W. A. Edwards Clinton Town Falls

Republican electoral letter on war aims and unconditional surrender

Henry Cabot Lodge Reed Smoot Frederick H. Gillett and Simeon D. Fess sign a Republican Congressional Committee letter arguing that the party would sustain the war effort with full funding, oppose German diplomacy, and advocate unconditional surrender led by Marshal Foch and Allied commanders. The piece frames the election as a choice between continued wartime vigor and the current administration’s approach.

United States Germany Republican Party Republican’ Party Congress Senate Republican Foch Henry Cabot Lodge Reed Smoot Frederick H. Gillett Simeon D. Fess Republican Congressional Committee

Local notices and social updates from Marshalltown area

Marshalltown residents plus nearby towns are mentioned visiting friends and relatives over Sunday. Items include rent notices for two seven room flats, sales of standing timber near Steamboat Rock, and registered stock for sale. Several residents travel or return from visits to Britt Albion St Anthony St Paul Joyce North McGregor Camp Nutt N J.

Chas Giffard Clarion Elizabeth Graham Albion Clara Mason Baby Marshalltown Hutzel Steamboat Rock C. B. Sword Springer Cameron Law Office St. Anthony Reed & Lamprecht J. J. Donahue Bert Ibach Britt D. R. Sweet Hauser Joyce Morris Frisbie Camp Nutt N. J Reece North McGregor Laura Miller Lows Falls’ Hospital A.a

Letters From World War I Soldier Howard Wilder

Howard Wilder writes from France in September 1918 recounting the Sept 12 bombardment, the Thietrecourt town entry with German soldiers surrendering, civilian suffering, and the hope for a seven day pass. He notes his unit 102nd MG BN American Expeditionary Force and mentions fellow soldiers and a missing Vet.

Howard Wilder France Thietrecourt Vet

Mrs. Laura Ingraham Plans Winter in Alexandria Kansas

Mrs Laura Ingraham will spend the winter in Alexandria Kansas with her daughters Mrs Young and Mrs Ream. Sidney McCourtie, formerly local, has been visiting friends here this past week. Mrs Tolstead of the State Training School was ill with pneumonia and taken to Union to the home of her sister Mrs Piles for care under special quarantine leave.

Laura Ingraham Alexandria Kansas Mrs. Young Mrs. Ream Sidney McCourtie McCourtie Minneapolis Mary Hayden George Shaner Roberta Piles State Board

Community Notes From Marshalltown Area

Local brief mentions of residents visiting relatives and traveling to Marshalltown and Aberdeen. Included are illnesses such as influenza affecting Naoma Quintqn, a paralytic stroke for Mrs. John Murray, and ongoing hospital treatment for Gay Smith. Updates on residents’ movements, work shifts, and a few short calls with friends appear amid personal notices.

Melting Pot column praises Ledger reader’s wit and luck

The Led ger readers know his sharp wits in the Melting Pot column. The Led ger folks wish him the best of luck, Mrs. C. 1H. Henninger went as far.

Ledger Henninger

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Hardin County National Bank Hardin County Savings Bank Washington Street ENT Will L. King Hubbard Coutfinga Pas Migs Vera Lane C. E. Greet Sre America Tom Glenn F. Whorrall 102Nd MG E. F Central Iowa Business’ College Towa Hollister Snowell Ivester Geo Althouse Waa Grace Winslow Shotwell Cedar Rapide H.R. Lockwood Kempton Union Janet Barnard Hayes B. J. Bonner Naoma Quintqn John Murray Warren Rathbone Gay Smith Deaconess Hospital Miss. Hunt Carlton Bonner Aberdeen S. D G. W. Hickox Teft Oelwein Bateson Furniture Eldora Iowa Cox Springfield John Starr Pythian
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