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Newspaper
Hardin County Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
5
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Taft spent a busy day in Iowa visiting and speaking at multiple points. Republicans wake to campaign, Bryan talk fades as Taft and Cleveland free trade critique dominate. Committee calls and local party notes reflect a tense preconvention scene across the county and the district.
Commentary from the Dubuque Times discusses Taft’s stance on state guaranteed deposits and the Kansas voluntary banker association proposal. It argues the Kansas plan is not compulsory and favors voluntary, state supervised insurance with examiner-led membership decisions.
A Des Moines court ruling questions if a primary is a state election or a party ballot. It notes voters may cast for any candidate, with no party designations, while critics argue the state funds a voluntary association election excluding some participants.
A collage of satirical quips on politicians and parties touches on Canadian fires and U S politics. It riffs on Bryan Roosevelt Hughes and Hearst, cites Prof Muensterberg, mentions Minnesota’s Swedes, Oklahoma governor Haskell, and a Crescent Lumber order, ending with election mood and storm sash appeal.
A Baptist body has renamed from Linn Association to Cedar Rapids Association. It gathers churches from the former Iowa Valley and Linn Associations and will include their union in its history, dating its claim from the original organization.
Daily through September the Northwestern offers one-way tickets at low rates to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and Puget Sound. Tours in tourist sleeping cars via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line with double berth from Chicago at 7.00. For details contact S A Hutchison manager Tourist Dept 212 Clark St Chicago Ill or nearest ticket agent. Sept 24 Oct 165.
An Iowa notice announces Owasa Savings Bank organized as a stock company under Chapter 10 with capital of ten thousand dollars in shares of one hundred each. It names initial directors and officers, sets a twenty year term, voting rights, and provisions for increases, stockholder elections, and amendments.
The state auditor grants authority for a new savings bank in Bidora after review of incorporation and capital compliance. First board of directors named includes Thomas Meegan J J Newcomer McKeen Duren C Greef P S Davis G B Gilman and Thomas Larson. proclamation dated September in Des Moines.
Notice of formation of Farmers' Co-operative Elevator Co a Owasa Iowa with principal place at Owasa Bardin County. Capital stock 2450 dollars may rise to 10000 dollars shares 25 dollars each. Board of directors seven. officers elected July 1908. Limited indebtedness to two thirds paid up stock. private property exempt from debts. Dissolution by two thirds vote with thirty days notice. Signed by incorporators and notary public Frank Jackson. Dated Sept 14 1908.
A jumble of brief items recount residents in town on sick lists traveling to Chicago and South Dakota, sales and land transfers, church and school events, and upcoming local construction. Names include Fay Greenlief, James Bolander, J L Foster, Miss Fannie Potgeter, Henry Edick, the Christians, W J Smith, Joseph Steely, F W Eilers, A P Thayer, J W Caldwell, Robert Schafer, H Cable, Gus Kluger, and Mrs Fagg.
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