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Newspaper

Hardin County Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1908

Page

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Parsifal and local news from Ellsworth area

The Herald reports on Parsifal Friday night as a major amusement, the Grundy county fair success with fine weather, Jno Rotzler buying the Allen Hughes farm in Jackson township for 100 per acre, and local notices including school staffing changes, janitor appointments, coal suppliers, and storm sash orders. It notes water shortages hindering street sprinkling and Peach harvests cited by Dr F H Rule in Ackley.

Jno Rotzler Allen Hughes Jackson Township Eldora

Cresccent Lumber Co promotes woven wire fencing all around

The Hardin county soldier reunion at Iowa Falls drew Eldora visitors, while B J Lynn advertised a farm auction near Elders and Point Pleasant for Sept 23 with 23 horses, 49 cattle, 130 hogs and machinery. A new pastor Rev O M Johnson arrives, Andrew Stevenson of Chicago promotes Presbyterian Brotherhood in Ackley, and A P Mason & Sons report Hardin county fair cattle premiums. Union Star notes farm loans available through J D Newcoiter Co.

Hardin County Iowa Falls Eldora B. J. Lynn Elders Point Pleasant A. P. Mason C. McKeen Duren A. P. Mason & Sons Star 2d Wallace Mason Union Star

Iowa alert to her duty against tuberculosis

State Board of Control expands its war on tuberculosis with a newspaper publicity department at Oakdale sanatorium and public lectures under A E Kepford. C A Noble writes from Belle Plaine Union. Sanatoriums do not cure but teach self care and inspire effort. Prevention hinges on informed public action to reduce infection and mortality from tuberculosis.

State Board of Control C. A. Noble Belle Plaine Union Des Moines Oakdale Iowa City Department of Public Lectures A. E. Kepford Board of Control H. E. Kirschner Iowa State University State Normal School Board of Health

Comings and Goings in a Busy Midweek in Eldora

A compact survey records Hazel Beman and Pauline Peisen entering Cornell College and returning to studies, S Y Diggert visiting Ackley, and travels by Mrs Mitterer Williams to Chicago. It notes health concerns about tuberculosis, urging hygiene and inspections, plus a Harvest Home supper at Congregational church and various local movements, visits, and reunions involving residents of Eldora and nearby towns.

Suzan Collins Santa Anna Calif Marshalltown

Sunday church announcements span several local congregations

Sunday programs note Bible School at 12 15 Christian Science in Universalist church at 11 Sunday and 8 p m Reading room open Tuesday Thursday Saturday 2 to p m The Christian church new pastor Rev O M Johnson preaches next Sunday morning The Temptation of Jesus and The Good Way are the morning and evening topics Sunday School at 10 am morning services 11 am C I meeting 6 30 pm sermon 7 30 pm Methodist services both periods Congregational speaker Mrs Abby Snell Burnell of Oberlin will lecture in Midora Sunday Septem ber on life in India and the story of Chinedra Lela Young Men's Bible Class to read W J Bryan lecture Prince of Peace to be delivered across the United States All welcome

Yrerian Christian Science Universalist Church Chrisitan O. M. Johnson The Christian Church Jesus C. I Abby Snell Burnell Oberlin Congregational Midora Chinedra Lela Congregational Church Prince of Peace W. J. Bryan United States

Short Course News in Iowa Held Oct Fifth To Tenth

A report notes a short course event set for October 5 to 10 in New Providence Iowa. It mentions this is one of sixteen such courses planned across the state of Iowa.

New Providence Iowa Pois

Les Moines Register and Leader promotes Iowa news reach

The Daily Register and Leader claims wide Iowa distribution with three hundred state correspondents and morning delivery on rural routes. New readers can subscribe at a set price, highlighting its promise to deliver world, national, and local news in advance of other dailies.

Les Moines Register and Leader Lowa News of the World Nation Register and Leader Iowa The Daily Register Leader

Letter from Jno T Boylan on Dakota land draws readers

A reader in the Dakota Territory writes to The Herald from near Tripp and Gregory counties in South Dakota. He describes opening lands for settlement, land prices, railroad access, and the October drawing process run by the Land Department. He notes vast land parcels, farming potential, and a rush of prospective settlers with trains bringing crowds to Dallas and Gregory.

Eldora Herald Office C. J Jno.t. Boylan Tripp County Rosebud South Dakota Herald Dallas Gregory Gregory County Tripp Northwestern Railroad Hardin County Nebraska White River Land Department Washington James W. Witten D. C

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