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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
7
Eldora based paper published weekly on Thursdays with mailable county-wide distribution details and annual subscription rate of 1.50 dollars in Hardin County.
A long mix of verse and column notes from Hardin County with poetry, local fair praise, school highlights, civic concerns, civic humor and assorted items. Highlights include reflections on last year's Hardin County Fair, school openings, Captain Needham's birthday, local judges and liquor laws, Civil War veterans encampment, Joe McGinnity’s season, and a chorus of humorous quips about town life and public affairs.
Radcliffe and surrounding towns feature a flurry of visitations births and moves. A baby born to Harold and Mrs Hiller of Jewell joins families once resident in Radcliffe and several locals travel to Iowa Falls Ames Eldora Rockford Des Moines and Racine for visits work or leisure as schools reopen and community activities resume.
Mrs. Mabel Lewis of Marshalltown Iowa praises Chocolate Cream Coffee calling it economical and flavorful. She compares it to cheaper brands claiming the richer taste and satisfaction justify the price and notes her family, including a two year old, prefers it. She urges readers to ask their grocer for the best coffee.
Local residents share visits and events across Iowa Falls area. Mrs. Will Mitchell and Miss Cynthia Stuart enjoy Monday together. families host suppers and visits, students attend school in Iowa Falls. repairs on farms noted. several residents attend the Hardin county fair and report enjoyment. moves include Donald Stuart relocating the Maple Grove School yard. Roland Pieper and three sons depart Wednesday morning.
POINT PLEASANT and surrounding areas report a flurry of Sunday calls and gatherings. Families including Pale, Beasley, Trout, Mitterer, Last, Clark, and Huffman visited households in Pont Pleasant Eldora and Hubbard areas. The Mitterer reunion drew forty five attendees at Eldora park while school opened in Victor with Mrs Speers teaching.
The Rough Woods school began Monday morning with Miss Vadna Ziesman as teacher. A number of local youths enrolled as classes commenced, signaling a new term in the rural education program.
Eldora residents welcome volunteers with Miss Opal Sheldon aiding at the Kennedy residence. J E W Phipps from Green Castle Mo visits the Harry Burns home while Henry Ziesman assists sorghum work this week. Harry Burns and family visit Opal Rays in Eldora and Dreier Bros receive help filling silos. The Burns announce calls in the H J Wehrman home Tuesday evening.
The piece urges Americans to guard kidney health by drinking soft water and using Jad Salts a few days to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. It explains acid build up from rich meals, urinary symptoms, and general health decline, recommending morning doses and periodic physician checks.
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