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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
4
The Herald will mail to subscribers until a definite discontinuation order is received and all arrears paid. Church and society announcements and money making events, peculiars, bank notices, obituaries and similar items will be charged at a per insertion rate.
The Republican primary for Hardin County Iowa to choose nominees for county and township offices takes place June 6 1903 with delegates elected to the county and state conventions. Representation by township outlines delegates voting on statewide and local leaders, with details for each township and candidate categories.
A smeared notices page lists candidates for Hardin county offices in the Republican primary to be held June 6, 1903. Names include Mark Ge Furmiy for representative, I G Crennan for treasurer, I S Martin for superintendent, Ella B. Chasseun for county superintendent, W Scurry for sheriff, Walsh for supervisor, H. Grannen for supervisor, and C. E. Burien for board of supervisors, all subject to voters' decision.
Levi Allison of Iowa Falls announces for the sheriff’s office as voters head to June primaries. The Herald notes his late entry may affect the field but offers no guess on who loses votes while calling him a clean man who would likely make an excellent officer if elected.
A collection of remarks from Iowa editors and readers discusses editors in Texas, a new Beaman newspaper, and disputes over who wrote local items. An Eldora sheriff candidate offers money for votes, prompting critique of vote buying and calls for accountability among local us.
The Capital notes the sorrow of a local family after the death of their third child in under a week. Readers know the fuller details. faith and trust in the Infinite One offer solace during this severe bereavement.
The Sun reports Judge Muller of the South Dakota supreme bench faced political pressure over salary raises. A rival urged him to drop the measure, arguing higher pay would provoke voters to elect more lawyers to the bench. Muller declined the amendment after noting the political risk.
Editorial notes discuss library site agreements, youth work ethic, and the value of stable public offices. Quotes from Sioux City Journal Pallina Times and Charles City Intelligencer reflect opinions on library site requests, poverty, tenure, and administration. The note ends with Mrs Sarah K Bolton of Cleveland promoting a cause for the stray cat welfare in large cities.
A fragment urges a humane movement to comfort the tramp, cat, and dog, hoping kind people will also help the waif girl and tramp boy in large cities, reflecting a call for charity and aid.
April 22 report from Dubuque says Colonel D. B. Tenderson accepted the presidency of a land company with headquarters in New York at a salary of 10,000 dollars a year. The Washington dispatch notes the former House speaker would oversee the land office and Congress connections, residing in New York, though confirmation is uncertain.
The short line to the East and the service equal to the best. It has three through daily express trains, through vestibuled sleeping cars, and American Club meals in Nickel Plate dining cars. City offices and agents listed in Chicago. Also notices for Little Early Risers pills and cheap round rates to Los Angeles.
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