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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1905

Page

5

Hardin townships split into Hardin and Iowa Talas

In Eldora and surrounding areas, the Hardin township division was enacted, creating Hardin township outside city limits and Iowa Talas inside corporate bounds. Community notes include Sunday School reorganization at Poseyville led by J Baughman, with routine services and an Evangelist visit by Rev E Marshall. The piece covers temperance rally at Rough Woods with Lincoln League pledges and a $2.92 collection, Dr Shallenberger’s upcoming visit, a city treasurer’s financial statement, liquor trade concerns, and editorial stances on Eldora and Malvern ads, schooling, and community expectations.

Rough ‘Woods C. C. Warner

That Office Rent by County Attorney Noble

County Attorney Noble occupied the southwest basement of the courthouse and subleased space to A N Drake abstract and loan business. The lease requires $10 monthly rent to the county if used for other than his official duties. The board instructed action to recover rent from Noble dating from his occupancy.

H. Noble Court House Noble A. N. Drake Abstract and Loan

Two Deaths Mark Local Obituary Briefs

George Madden of Providence died Sunday at seventy six and was buried from the Friends church at New Providence with Pastor Newby presiding. Mrs Joseph Bralley died yesterday at her home east of the Iowa river after a brief illness. The Herald lacks further details.

George Madden Providence Friends Church New Providence Newby Herald Joseph Bralley Iowa River

School Notes and Local Meetings Report

School notes report April events including rhetorical session on April 28 and eighth grade study of Longfellow Evangeline. Prof Fogg of Cornell College visited Thursday morning. I C H S A A executive meeting planned soon to set the date for the county meet at Milo Hunt’s office. Davis Moser markets Black Band coal.

Longfellow Evangeline Fogg Cornell College Milo Hunt

Road Gospel Train to Teach Iowa Farmers New Ways

An Iowa road improvement plan parallels Missouri work. King of Missouri promotes a simple drag to keep roads near farms in good condition with minimal cost. The Road Gospel Train will tour about sixteen counties in Iowa delivering practical, low effort road maintenance guidance.

Iowa Missouri Ning Holden King Agricultural College State Board of Agriculture J King Henry Wallace Fedora

County Sunday School Convention in Hardin County

The sixteenth annual Hardin county Sunday schools convention will meet at the Hubnard Methodist church on May 23 and 24. Officers include President J. Griffith and Vice President Rev. I. L. Smith, with J. F. Jardín as treasurer and J. E. Cruzan as county missionary. The program covers devotion, Bible study, lectures on teaching methods, mission instruction, and election of officers, concluding with a closing service by Geo. B. Shoemaker.

Hardin County Sunday Schools Methodist Church Hubnard J. &. Grinith Town Fails I. L. Smith Radclife Lou Rodgers Union J. Ff. Jardin Eldora J. E. Crazan Home Department W. ©. King Cleves Totl Ror. Swaltus Hubbard M.J. Murry Alden Normal Department M. Weaver Iowa Sales Severetary Genevieve Hardin J. 8. Grifith G. B. Shoemaker C. 1. Parsons Reece John Rath A. N. Drake Genevieve Darwin Tueeday Prof Handy D. Fi Cruzan the Missionary Movement Ec Price

Local Happenings From Hardin County Herald

Hardin County news brief reports Jim Reece seriously ill with typhoid fever and d1% Rash struggling with rheumatism. Mrs O Reece of Albion visits relatives, Mrs Carlton Wood of Cedar Falls called by ill mother Mrs Thornton. G W Rhodes sells carload of hops at $5 per hundred, ten months old averaging 250 pounds.

G. W. Rhodes

Eldora Junction Residents Visit and Travel Notes

T Miller of Marshalltown paid a brief visit to the W Barnard home last week. Miller sav ed their year's supply of wood Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J Z Walton returned Thursday from California and stayed at the C M Miller home. 41 C Needles is visiting friends in this vicinity. Needles was formerly agent at the Junction but resigned about a year ago to locations similar to Kamrar.

Ledger Eldora City Herald Isidora Bidora Eldora Leder Brother A. Miller Eldora Junction O. Reece Albion Carlton Wood Cedar Falls T. Miller Marshalltown W. Barnard I. A. Miller J. Z. Walton California C. Im. Millor Needles Kamrar

Seeding drives city progress as residents return home

Seeding is the order of the city as roads improve. Mrs. Charles Roody and son visit relatives at Zearing. Lewis Brooks visited this vicinity last week. Milton Meeker will teach shooting at Victory school this spring. John W. Lynn, Sr. returns to Thompson Iowa after a week with relatives. Himer Ostheimer family moves back to the Leslie farm and Peter Peterson family moves into Mrs. Alberry's house.

Charles Roody Zearing Lewis Brooks Milton Meeker Victory School John W. Lynn, Sr Thompson Iowa Himer Ostheimer Leslie Peter Peterson

Birthday zest and bicycle faith from Gallaudet chief

Edward M Gallaudet PhD president of Gallaudet College in Washington DC asserts February birthdays renew his drive to ride at eighty. An ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a pleasant digestant claiming to rebuild digestion and cure indigestion sour stomach belching and heartburn, with dealer Smith & Reed.

Dubcock Atuhierst Ming Smith X& Reed

Burdock Blood Bitters Boosts Digestion

An old pamphlet claims Burdock Blood Bitters halves indigestion by fortifying the stomach. It says the product strengthens the body and makes digestion impossible to hinder.

Beware Back Aches Before Kidney Trouble Strikes

A Mrs D McGee of West Hardin Street warns readers to heed backache before it becomes chronic or leads to urinary issues. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills, bought at Smith & Kheerl's Drug Store, with rapid kidney relief after persistent pain and sleepless nights. Ads also tout Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for strength and vitality at 35 cents.

Aidora D. McGee D. Melee West Hardin St Jame Dean Smith & Kheerl Voster-Kilburn Co Buffalo United States Hollister Rocky Mountain Starr Dru Co

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