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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
4
The Herald mails regularly to subscribers until a definite discontinuation order is received and all arrears are paid in full. Church society entertainments secular meetings bank cards obituaries and similar notices are charged at a per line rate for each insertion.
Announcement that Mark J. Furry will be a candidate for representative from the district in the June 6 1903 Republican primary. Furry states he seeks reelection subject to voters decision in the party primary.
Ed Herald announces Tl. C. Chapin as a candidate for the legislature subject to voters at the primaries. W Scurry declares candidacy for sheriff before the Republican primaries on June 6 1903. Tos Walsh also announces candidacy for sheriff of Hardin County subject to Republican primary voters.
Granner announces candidacy for Hardin county supervisor in the Republican primary. C Burien of New Providence Iowa confirms bid for board of supervisors in the June 6 1903 primary, subject to voter choice.
An Iowa county seat paper critique highlights Vinton Eagle's robust ad columns and merchant support while urging Eldora merchants to recognize the value of The Herald as a semi weekly advertising medium. The Des Moines Capital praises Vinton for using 29 columns to showcase local merchants.
The Eldora Herald faces scrutiny over local merchants' advertising. The editor questions why few Eldora businesspeople advertise consistently, despite ample distribution. Explanations include fear of spreading budgets across three local papers and a lack of active solicitation by The Herald. The note promises continuation in the next issue.
President Roosevelt urges stability in tariff policy at Minneapolis, arguing the tariff must be treated as a business matter for national welfare rather than party needs. The piece notes risks of sweeping changes, praises Carnegie road and library philanthropy, mentions whiskey-druggist fine, teachers’ wage talks, and a dyspepsia remedy testimonial.
The Herald asks farmer patrons for input on printing a Chicago market resume in forthcoming issues. The editor urges signatures and return to the paper. The page also includes ad copy for orcé ready to serve wheat and barley food and Citizens Bank offerings in Eldora Iowa.
The Iowa Central Railway resumes its homeseekers rates to Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and other western points. Valid on the first and third Tuesdays of April May and June 1903 the rate is one fare plus two dollars for the round trip with a 21 day limit from sale. A B Cutts G PTA Minneapolis Minn June 30. For liver troubles and constipation there is nothing better than Little Early Risers pills. They act as a tonic and restore liver function without weakening the system. Smith Reed.
City treasurer presents financial overview from April 2, 1902, to April 1, 1908. Details cover General Fund balances, warrants paid, overdrawn accounts, and fund statuses including Water Works, Street Light, Park, Sinking, Carnegie Library, and Building Commissioner expenses. mentions Andrew Carnegie grant and ongoing balances.
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