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Newspaper

Hardin County Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1908

Page

3

Political ticket list from 1909 election

A long desultory ballot listing candidates across many offices. Names include William H Ta of Ohio for president and Tamegs Suranan for vice president, with numerous state and local offices such as governor attorney general auditor treasurer and sheriff. Also listed are district representatives and county officials with term dates starting 1909 and 1910.

William H TA Ohio Tamegs Suranan New Yorks U. 3 Sena B. Allibor Jh. Ff Carroll Ge Feo W. Clark Jhwor W. O Hayward John E.bleakly Ohn K. Riggs Lerk Supreme Court L.bosyquet Ni B. Ketchum G. BK. Pickett Win. Weldon RSA Vigors J. B. Starr, Jr FS A Burlingame Matt Kennedy Gog W. Ward Thomas Walsh Julia Scurry RB. Gardner Board of Supervisors J. C. Jackson K. R. Swallume

Iowa Republicans Split Over Special Session Fallout

The Sioux City Journal notes a divided Iowa Republican party after a special legislative session. Key figures like Carroll and Murphy draw criticism for candor and ambition, while calls grow for quick adjournment to mend party rifts. The looming question is how the party will unite to nominate a successor and stabilize before the long term.

Iowa I and White Land Carroll Herald

Frank P. Sargent Dies as Labor Advocate and Counselor

An obituary notes Frank P. Sargent, commissioner general of immigration, as a key friend and counselor of organized labor. He balanced employer and employee interests, exemplifying a labor leader who could protect rights on both sides. The piece also urges Iowa lawmakers to adjourn the session to halt costly expenses, urging support for Republican nominees.

Organized Labor Frank P. Sargent Immigration Sargent Iowa General Assembly

New Fall Styles Report From Des Moines Capital

The advance notices reveal menswear trends with a Directoire slit pant, outer seam cut to the knee and lacing from there. A pillowsham like white ruffle is suggested as an enhancement. Green becomes the dominant color in suits ties cuffs and hats, with a playful warning about potential overtness.

Des Moines Paris Green

Parsifal to Run One Sitting in Wisner on Sept 18

Wagner’s Parsifal arrives at the Wisner on September 18 with a single 7:45 p.m. fret act to avoid late hours. In Baireuth and New York, audiences enjoyed an interval with dining and grounds promenades before the second half. The curtain rises at 7:45 to conclude in one sitting.

Baireuth Bavaria Festival New York City Metropolitan Theatre Wisner

Old Settlers Picnic in Hardin County Grove

The Hardin County Pioneer Association holds its annual meeting at H W Millers grove north of Lawn Hill on Sept 19 and 20 with basket dinners on both days. Activities include music addresses by Rev C T Gifford and Rev I N Rich, relics display, recitations by Katie Kennedy and Clem Brightwell, and church songs.

Hardin County Pioneer Association H.W May Lynn Bessie Boody Clem Brightwell T. Y. McClure Pleasant Chapel

Worlds Biggest Clock in Jersey City Sets World Record

Jersey City mayor H Otto Wittpenn pressed a button to start the world’s largest clock atop a city factory. Dials measure 38 feet across with a 1134 square foot face, the minute band weighs 20 feet and nearly a third of a ton, and the entire mechanism weighs about six tons. The dial is lit from behind with incandescent lights and red numerals.

Jersey City H. Otto Wittpenn Parliament London United States Philadelphia City Hall

Aerial Trips for Health in Medical Journal Views

The Maryland Medical Journal editor envisions aerial voyages aiding medicine. He predicts a future era of aerial therapeutics with airships aiding treatment and access to distant places, describing a world where homes sit near the coast and upper air is clean and germ free.

Maryland Medical Journal

Discharge in the Trenches Ailing Irish Soldier’s Wit

A touching wartime anecdote describes an Irish soldier in trenches signaling for a furlough with his hands until a bullet wounds his arm. He quips that it is a discharge. The piece from London Answers contrasts this with Broad Street brokers signaling Quotations in deaf and dumb code, noting brokers’ evolving signals and rival secret signs.

Lbumor Pat London Broad Street New York Pittsburg Dispatch

The Safest Way Duel Dialogue in Old Kansas City Paper

In a dramatic Kansas City Newsbook excerpt two duelists plead they have never fired a pistol. They warn the match may be accidental and insist any shot would be stray, while seconds prepare the deadly weapons and urge careful aim.

Kaaiven Jet Kansas City

Selwyn's Curious Taste and Lords Final Visit

George Selwyn indulged in a rare appetite for viewing corpses, even those of friends. Lord Wollong lay ill at Thorland Howse before his death and sent word asking how he fared. Lord Holland replied that if alive tomorrow he would welcome Selwyn, and if dead Selwyn would still be glad to see him.

Selwyn George Selwyn Lord Wollong Thorland Howse Bke Lord Holland George

Costly Jar of the Subway Fire in London House

A London mansion with a subterranean railway beneath its foundations featured a blower in the bedroom grate. A servant raised it to hasten burn, causing the draft to soar as the blower dropped, igniting the chimney and roof fire that spread soot and water-tank blaze. Newspaper: Pittsburg Post.

London Spittsburg

Country outing ends with serpent melee and fright

A narrator recalls a country visit where a 17 year old hostess’s daughter clubs a black snake with her skirts and boots. The action turns frightening to the observer yet is described as supreme entertainment for the girl. The tale Amuses the young companion who later recalls Ingard's kangaroo scene.

Menadow Iris Inggard Jess’ Eght Brooklyn Eagle

Hare in the Moon Tale Touched by Sacred Sacrifice

Garret BP Serviss recounts a Buddhist legend from Astronomy With the Naked Eye where the god Sakkrin disguised as a Brahmin seeks aid from animals. The hare sacrifices itself by leaping into a fire, allowing the god to escape but becoming the Moon’s enduring symbol of self sacrifice.

Garrett BP Serviss Jn Lis Sakkrin

Cerebral Embolism Described By Medical Note

A New York Herald summary explains cerebral embolism as sudden brain artery blockage by an embolus from heart vegetation. It details path of lodging, resulting unconsciousness and death, with the middle cerebral artery often affected and symptoms likened to apoplexy.

Jess New York Herald

A Quaint English Ceremony Described in October Custom

The London city solicitor and assistant attend the royal regent brancer on the last day of October. Proclamations compel tenants and occupiers of moors in Salop to render service under peril. The solicitor halves two fag ots, one with a hatchet and one with a bibook, then Almmons to tenants of a forge in the Strand. Six horse shoes and sixty-one nails are paid, though the forge is long gone and the same shoes and nails recur annually, at least two centuries old.

London Brancer Salop Strand Byth

Farmers Co operative Elevator Co Incorporation in Iowa

Articles of Incorporation reveal the Farmers Co operative Elevator Co formed in Owasa Hardin county Iowa. Capital stock set at 2450 dollars with shares of 25 dollars. maximum 10 shares per member. board of seven directors plus officers to be elected on the second Saturday in July. The charter limits indebtedness to two thirds of paid shares and allows borrowing up to five thousand dollars with collateral. Notarized signatures of organizers and county notary public.

Farmers' Co-operative Elevator Co Owasalowa Farmers’ Co-operative Elevator Co Owasa Hardin County Iowa Lewits

Hardin County Savings Bank Charter Granted

The Iowa State Auditor confirms Hardin County Savings Bank at Bidora is authorized to transact savings bank business. Bonded directors named include Thomas Newcomer and others. Certificate issued September 1908, with first publication notices in September.

Bank No Iowa Uardin County Savings Bank Bidora Iowe Ints Aghhor Vty Thomas Mme Jo Newcomer Meisean Duren Greet Avis Gk Gita Thomas Lirson Dok Molies

Hardin County National Bank Charter Granted

The Treasury Department confirms Hardin County National Bank of Eldora Iowa is authorized to commence banking under charter No 9253. Certification cites compliance with federal statutes and Section 51 469 Revised Statutes, with official witness and date details recorded.

Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency Washnarron 2. C Warertas Thas Hardin County National Bank of Rigora Midora Tardin Towns United States Lawrence O. Mureau Dora Eldora Kardin Powna Unitad Hardin County Etiate

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