Local News in Brief from Hubbard and Surroundings
Arbor day on April 28 prompts tree planting. Moses Boylan named street commissioner at Hubbard. Rev Barsalow to deliver Hubbard high school baccalaureate for 1905. Sheriff Dunn of Dubuque brought a boy to Industrial School. Alden census reports 770 inhabitants. Real estate transfers include A P Wilson selling north of Steamboat Rock to F W Bilers. Iowa Falls Electric Light sale to Peterson Co. valued at 850,000. Public sewer expansion and local street work noted. Photographer Adams building new home in Third ward. West Des Moines High School Glee Club at Baptist church. Local ads expanding. Dean's Ointment advertised. Cedar Rapids to publish Bohemian daily. New Providence temperance talk planned. Rev John Clyde relocates to Watertown SD. Local marriage notice at Vidora. Nevada bakery advertises ice cream by the gallon. New Providence Academy to close strong lecture series. Royal Neighbors convention at Iowa Falls draws 150. German Presbyterian minister L Kliebenstein resigns. Street work near Shafer residence prepared for sidewalks. Warmer news notes and weather shift with snowfall. Harvey Carter elected Hubbard council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Barsalow
Hubbard High School
Sheriff J. J. Dunn
Dubuque
Eldora
Alden
Eldora News Briefs Touch on Local Steps and Arts
The Herald, avoiding controversy with a Ledger writer, dismisses his views as biased. Ackley hotel owner Brabaum sues Illinois Central for 5000 over railroad cuts near depot. Mrs. Davis undergoes surgery in Iowa City with hopeful recovery. Des Moines Eldora Interurban sale signals Polk interest in building soon. The Musical Moyles entertain Congregational church with five-piece ensemble led by Hoyle family, highlighted by Windy Dully Hoyle. Eldora fish protection club to meet April 17 1906 at Judge Porter’s office. Dr. H W Emeny, secretary, urges attendance.
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Brabaum
Ackley
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Diinois Central Company
Moyles
Hoyles
Musle
Miss Windy
Dully Hoyle
Frances Pople Hoyle
Eldora Fish Protection Club
Judge Porter
H. W. Emeny
Movements of people in business and social life
A weekly snapshot from The Herald records local comings and goings. Notables include C A Bryson of Iowa Falls and J C Crockett from Des Moines visiting, Zeigers from Colorado Springs, and Walter Nye on vacation from the State University at Iowa City. Households shift as Drol.Nunter and wife return from South Dakota, Clint Zeiger family visit, Jerry Haines and wife move to a Pennsylvania stay, and Frank S Walker moves to Benson Nebraska with new Omi street line conductor job. Fannie A Boyd returns from Orange County New York reflecting on our winter. Peach trees face freezing risk with eighteen below zero conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie A. Boyd
Orange County
New York
Isso
Canada
North Carolina
Cemetery Society Bazaar at Y M C A in Eldora
The Ladies' Auxiliary Circle of the Eldora Cemetery society holds a bazar in the Y M C A building on Friday and Saturday April 21 and 22. Donations may be left Friday morning for the bazar and Saturday morning for the market day. Home made candies and master eyes will be offered for sale. the public is urged to aid and patronize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Cemetery Society
Y.M.C.A
Dentist Dr G A Stewart Over Wartchows Market
Dr G A Stewart dentist is connected with Wartchows market in a brief local item noting professional presence near the market area. The mention centers on the doctor’s proximity to Wartchows market with no further details or outcomes provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Stewart
Wartchow's Market
Sunday Announcements From Local Churches
Sunday services in Presbyterian Baptist Congregational and Point Pleasant churches are listed with times briefs. A spring Webster City Association meeting, lectures on The Kingdom of God and Evangelism, carpet renovations, and upcoming church events including a teacher study class, Epworth League, and district conference plans are noted with dates and host locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City Association
Webster City
Tldora
Duren
Kingdom of God
Warner
Egg Cash Exchange By Jensen Sparks Trade Offer
A local notice invites residents to trade eggs for cash at Jensen's shop. The program promises quick payments in exchange for fresh eggs, appealing to bakers and households needing small sums.
City committees names and appointment list
Mayor Gillman names committee appointments across public works streets buildings and utilities. Listed are members Follett Marks Sayers Kinasce Newcomer Mollett Greef Ciuvyy and others with officers including Marks Follett and Borsack.
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Follett
G. Marks
Sayer
Kinasce
Newcomer
Mollett
Cgreef
Ciuvyy
Pouce
K. Marks
Borsack
Ordinancie
Marks
Greef
Cheef
Pine Deranrwing
Brown
Streets
L. Marks
Spwirus
Greet
PuncuAstNa
Will L. Ricks Earns Honors At Minnesota State Uni
A young man from Lowa Falls named Will L. Ricks, despite racial barriers, earned admission to Minnesota State University and will graduate with honors after four years of hard study. He financed his education himself, learned to set type as a boy, and grew proficient in gathering and writing local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will L. Ricks
Lowa Falls
Minnesota
Herald Memoir recalls John Porter and Slippery Elm rail line
The Phe Herald marks twenty three years this week since it noted John Porter’s return from New York City where he promoted the Slippery Elm railroad and predicted the line’s early completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
the Herald
John Porter
New York City
Death of Addie Brailey Leaves Family in Grief
Mrs Addie Brailey aged about twenty eight died leaving a husband two children and a grieving mother Mrs Mibert along with many friends. Funeral services were held at the home east of the Iowa river on Wednesday conducted by the Christian church pastor from Whitten. The bereaved family will receive the community's sympathy in this hour of affliction. Another home without a mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Brailey
Mibert
Iowa River
Christian Church
Whitten
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Moses Boylan
Hubbard
A. P. Wilson
Steamboat Race
I’. W. Bilers
Iowa Falls Electric Light and Power Co
Peterson Company
Iowa Falls
Des Moines
The
Herald
Adams
Third Ward
West Des Moines
Maulioner
C. C. Warner
Friends Church
New Providence
H.C. Miller
State Bank of
Frank Leslie
Iowa Fall
Youn
Dean
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Great
Sinclair Packing House
Echo
John P. Clyde
Burlington
Watertown
S. D
Congregational Church
M. E. Parsonage
Vidora
Iowa
George B. Shoemaker
Perry A. Low
Popejoy
Carrie Hayden
Lawn In
Nevada
Pratt
Ratt
New Providence Academy
Austin K.de Blois
Tfirst. Baptist Church
Chicago
Royal Neighbors of
Drs
L. Kliebenstein
West Friesland
Aylesworth
J.S. Shafer
Shafer
Mr. S
B. K. Purcell
First Congregational Church
Clyde
Ambrose Miller
Tacoma
Wash
Curtis
Ca Ene
Parker Davis
Harvey Carter
Hardin County
Brown Dry Goods
Batististe
Carl S. Newcomer
Ledger
Messrs. John and
W. 8. Porter
Polks
C. A. Bryson
W. J. Thompson
Walter Nye
State University At
Iowa City
FE. A. Zeiger
Colorado Springs
Col
J. W. Zeiger
J. 11. Scales
Scales
W.C. Koeneman
Montgomery Ward & Co
Supreme Court
Jno. C. Crockett
Falke and
Drol.Nunter
South Dakota
Clint W. Zeiger
Colorado Springs, Col
Jerry Haines
Lawn Will
Pennsylvania
Frank S. Walker
Benson
Neb
Citizens Bank
L. W. Harris
J. F. Hardin
Cemetery Society
Bazar
J. S. Poll
J. S.polland
the Florist
Eldora, Iowa
Tre Ghurghes
Presbyterian
Arthur O. Knapp
Baptist
Stanley
Young Peoples
Point Pleasant
Methodist
Japan
C. M. Tucker
Epworth League
Tuster
Marshalltown
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Conrad
Hepworth League
Nidora
Upper Iowa
Tampton
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Jensen
Gillman
Henry W. Peters
Jucy A. Brownell
J. R. Calkins
R. 2. Clarkson
State Register
M. W. Moir
John Rath
Board of Supervisors
Midora
Taco Schirmay EL
Melarklund
Wspa Ags
Ounu, Mathard
O J.K. Wasson
Ridorn
Daghes
Page
Tagaire
Hess
Lowa
Squire
Porter
Ateres
J. A. Obwal
T. Winipeg, Man
Town
Wowan
Joseph Alexander
Grove
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