Eldora Post Office Notice From 1903
Entry shows Eldora Iowa post office classified as second class matter under the act of March 3 1879 with a June 3 1903 filing date in the official notice.
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
4
Entry shows Eldora Iowa post office classified as second class matter under the act of March 3 1879 with a June 3 1903 filing date in the official notice.
Candidates announce intent to run for Representative in the legislature from Us county. Subject to Republican primary voters, C McHheen Dyren of Eldora Iowa, and William Welden from this county, seek the party’s decision at the upcoming primary in June.
The candidate seeks the Republican nomination for the county attorney’s office at the primary on June 2, 1905, under the leadership of George W. Warp.
Burlingame announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court subject to Republican primary voters decision at the June 2 election. Heir Iowa date April 1st 1915 or 1916 unclear in OCR.
A fragment states Teneherd Janes announced candidacy for Treasurer of Uardiavourty, subject to Republican voters at a January 1908 primary. identifies San di Feldora, town, as the location. The readable text is fragmented and lacks full details or dates.
A local election notice announces Twill Dec seeking the county auditor's seat with support from the Republican voters in LA. The announcement outlines campaign intent and party alignment for the upcoming ballot.
A dated notice states that a candidate named Marr Wena Ned Farrar Dati aims for the office of County Recorder. The announcement references party backing and local election procedures, urging voters to support the Republican ticket in the spring primaries.
Pagett Phease announces bail details for the steerin of Pardin county, with principles focused on the votership and public eligibility. Tos WALSH is noted in relation to the proceedings and deadlines.
A garbled report from Hardin County references campaign activity and school property use. The text mentions voters, a candidate, and county infrastructure tied to an election, with unclear details on dates or organizations. Further readable details are not present in the fragment.
A fragmented political column catalogs Cummins denials and attacks over primaries and platform pledges. It cites the Clinton Herald and Burlington Hawk Eye, notes pension office decisions in Des Moines, and highlights contenders Carroll, Duas, and Elliott while recalling past party disputes from 1887 to 1908.
S B Gardner may run for county auditor against R A Vigars. Hon B D Hindman, district judge 1890 to 1900, died suddenly at Boone. Tut Dysart endorses Bernard Murphy for lieutenant governor, praising his fairness and honesty. C McKeen Duren seeks county representative. stance on senator primary remains unclear. Iowa Falls Citizen notes both Allison and Cummins will abide by primary results. legislators to ratify.
Marion Monitor notes Troy township mirrors Norway in political tilt with two Cummins supporters at most and predicts an almost unanimous vote for Senator Allison. Observer Joan Stryker notes strong interest in local politics and a shift toward the incumbent in the county.
A Mason City Times-Herald piece notes the progressive and standpat factions profited from railroad passes in state politics. It recalls passes used to influence voting for Cummins delegates, with reform growing gradually and ending as lawmakers outlawed passes. Iowa City Citizen report cited.
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure for kidney weakness and related ailments. It features a testimonial from W J McCall, a stone mason, praising the product and noting it sold by Foster-Milburn Co. alongside other goods including Hickory Hill coal and oak tree information.
The article notes growing appreciation for oaks as street trees in California and abroad. It highlights scarcer availability, recommends deep holes and ample water for the first five years, and cites the Los Angeles Times on long term viability. It mentions a list of ten top street trees compiled by two travelers, including a man named One.
The Municipal Journal notes Spolatne chamber of commerce topics for public meetings. Proposals include shade trees maintenance, bridges style, river bank improvements, statues and fountains, park works, street cleaning, removal of obstructions, decorative lighting, billboards regulation, and better street heating arrangements. A lively play follows with a joke about a late premier and a critic.
A Belgian and a German coach stallion will stand the 1908 season at the fair grounds. Both horses are described as splendid and guaranteed good breeders. Each insured standing cost is $12.50. The seller will not be responsible for mares' accidents and service fees become due if mares are traded before insurance.
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