Local Happenings in Hardin County Towns Herald Items
The Herald notes Hardin County council actions including appointing T. W. Scurry as city marshal and approving $40 monthly pay for night engineer W. A. Madden. The council adjourned to April 3 after a brief Board of Health and Board of Review session, with the assessor absent. The piece also references a sale of children’s headwear by Mrs Faaa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Aylesworth
W. I. Young
W. A. Madden
T. W. Scurry
Board of Health
Council
Five Years at Anamosa for Krause Bigamy Plea
Edward Krause a Grinnell man pleaded guilty to bigamy in a Saturday court. Judge Richard sentenced him to five years in the Anamosa penitentiary. An indictment for perjury was withdrawn on admitting guilt. Sheriff Mitterer and barber Al Riley transported him to the prison.
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Edward Krause
Grinnell
C. A. Rogers
Richard
Anamosa
Krause
Mitterer
al. Riley
Interest Culled From Outside and Local Field Noted
The article identifies notable figures drawn from both outside circles and the local field, highlighting their relevance to this paper. It emphasizes fresh perspectives and regionally prominent names shaping current discourse.
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Ems
Hardin County Herald Promises Thorough Semiweekly News
From the Heralds own reporters the paper champions its mission as the Hardin County semiweekly source for all the news worth print.
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the Herald
Hardin County
Reelection bid voiced by Elua B Chase ll in Hardin Co School News
HELDORA IOWA March 20 1906 Dear friends many teachers praise the office and patrons applaud the schools improvement programs contests and visits urging reelection of Elua B Chase ll He will run again noting best interests of the schools and county readers offered support Printed rural route noteheads and sale of envelopes and paper at 35 cents for rural mail routes
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Hardin Co
Heldora
Iowa
Elua B
Chassell
Verdict For Defendants In Iowa Falls Bus Case
The Iowa Falls case of Jeanette Elliott and Ophelia Elliott Hott versus Hogan and Dillon ended Saturday evening around six with jurors returning a verdict for the defendants after two ballots. The Elliott sisters sought $25,000 for injuries alleged when a bus backed to a depot and started up as a trunk fell, frightening the team. Attorneys Weaver and Andrews defended the prosecution. Albrook and Lundy for the defense.
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Iowa Falls
Jeanette Hiliott
Ophelia Hott
Hogan & Dillon
Elliotts
Messrs
Hogan & Dilion
Miss Elliott
Weaver and Andrews
Albrook & Lundy
New hats lure thousand women to buy at Landes sale
An advert notes that a thousand women seek the new hats from Mrs. J. A. Landes, promising life giving warmth and gentile soothing effects. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised at Starr's Drug Store for 3 cents, tea or tablets.
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J. A. Landes
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Starr’s Drug Store
City Council Reorganizes and Hears Annual Reports
Regular city council meeting in the council chamber convened with mayor presiding. Members Greer Brown Follett Borsack Marks and Sayer attended. Newcomer later joined. Numerous annual reports read and placed on file including water works sewer street and alley and purchasing committees. City clerk L J Stout and water works head H G Phillips elected. sidewalks on North Washington street discussed and referred.
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City Council
Greer
Brown
Follett
Borsack
Marks
G. Marks
Sayer
James Williams
Areight
Morion Street
Sewer
N C. Morse
N. R. van Avery
BF. St
Newcomer
L. Marks
J. A. Borsack
Geo. Marks
A. W. Gray
L. Devendorf
Washington Street
L. J. Stout
H. G. Phillips
Hadley and Larson Host Eighty at Winchester Hotel
Messrs Hadley and Larson invited about eighty guests to a costume excursion to Chicago departing from Winchester Hotel. Guests entered a transformed union station waiting room with varied performances including a Dutch family in wooden shoes, a show by the Bear and Dago, and household amusements. Tables lined aisles for a mock dining car experience, with lunch served from a railroad style counter. at trip's end ladies received candy boxes and guests praised the novel entertainment.
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Messrs. Jr
Hadley
Thos. Larson
Chicago
Winchester Hotel
Union Station
Billtney
Judge O'S
Yan
Bear
Eldora
Young Citizens Club Debates on March 30 Evening Event
The Young Citizens Club marched from the public library to the N I F club rooms on Friday night March 30 for an evening program by the F I S for R O D N I M4 and Young Citizens clubs. Saturday morning featured a debate on whether the horse is a more devoted companion than the day with Ebert Wollett and Ker Hardin for the affirmative and George Sloughton and Dur Howe for the negative. The judges ruled for the negative. Four F I boys offered suggestions to improve the club. R B Lock resigned as referee and Ii Lynk was elected his successor. The reporter George Epick notes the next meeting will be April 7.
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Adtle
Young Citizen’s Club
Young Citizens’ Clubs
Ebert Wollett
Ker Hardin
George Sloughton
Dur Howe
R. B. Lock
Iio Lynk
George Epick
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Faaa
Jowa
Mrs. Chassell
L. F. BROWN @ CO
Eldora, Iowa
Hadley and
Larson
Flamestead
Anchor Pub. Co
Arion
Towa
Morey
Investment Department
Citizens Bank
Young Citizens’ Club
Eton
Ament
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