09 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1905
Page
1
Items of interest from Hardin County sources across Eldora and nearby localities. Local readers get concise notes on happenings from multiple communities, highlighting notable mentions and community notes from the region.
The W F M society will meet with Mrs Chas Moser on Friday afternoon this week and members are asked to bring their mite boxes. The fourth quarterly conference for this year will be held Friday evening next, August 11, 1905, at eight o'clock with Presiding Elder Pitner in attendance. The Elder will preach next Sunday evening at the union meeting in the Methodist church.
The Louisville Courier-Journal offered five prizes for the best advertising ideas. Most responses urged advertising the town as a whole. Judges chose raising funds to advertise in leading regional papers and national outlets. The Syracuse Herald notes the emphasis on printer's ink.
The country editor wields influence not from holding office but from editorial prowess. He blends business and literature with political savvy, diplomacy, honesty, and community trust, which keeps him close to constituents and able to shape local affairs.
After a hearty meal a dose of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will prevent indigestion. Kodol is a thorough digestant and guaranteed cure for indigestion dyspepsia gas sour risings bad breath and all stomach troubles. Bold by Smith Reed.
Miss Flora A. Allison and Mr and Mrs Lee Edgington climbed Pike's Peak in nine hours reaching the summit at 14,147 feet after wintering in Kansas and summering in Colorado. Allison sent a souvenir note describing a frigid eight degrees below freezing and many climbers turning back before Windy Point with通信 cloudy dawn.
Mrs. Bishop of Platteville Wisconsin has returned home after visiting Elmwood, Eldora’s premier suburb. The article paints Estabrook Hill as a scenic, tranquil retreat with grand oaks and elms, fenceless lawns, flower beds, vine porches, and shaded seating areas. Sunset light over Wood land dairy farm adds a vivid backdrop to distant farm views and timbered hills.
William Sprague explains landlord duties and tenant rights in a historical landlord tenant case. He notes implied warranty does not exist unless defects are concealed known to landlord, or if premises become unfit due to landlord fault or total failure of consideration, with specifics on abandonment and rent obligations.
A nostalgic description paints the landscape with pearly mountains and grim windmills resembling old castles. The narrator imagines ruins of an ancient structure near a meadow that appears as a lake at dawn, with cottages hidden across the opposite shore.
Drs. Diehl and Kier open a dental practice renovation over Smith's new building. The report notes collaboration aims and local professional ties between Diehl Kier and the Smith project, signaling mutual support in the growing dental services district.
A legal discussion outlines when tenants may abandon premises and withhold rent if repairs are promised or concealed. Verbal landlord promises to repair are often unenforceable unless part of the lease or supported by consideration. Fraud or false statements by the landlord that induce tenancy allow abandonment or damages claims. misrepresentation about tenantable premises can cancel the contract. Red Cedar posts sold by Davisés Moser.
Hardin County notes tell of threshing activity south of Hubbard. E D Thompson and family plan a Portland trip. Carl LaCour trades store for Wm Shade residence. J Sheldon to rebuild his burned livery stable with cement blocks. Dan Blair and family return from Portland. D Byam family to stay longer. W A Porter and wife host James Janeway and Mrs Meredith of New Salem. Hubbard Horse Co. ordered to show cause in contempt at August term over stallion placement.
Legal notice text indicates a property rental offer for 240 acres in the south province township for three years or more. The ad specifies pasture use preferred and lists J F Hanpiy of Eldora as the contact. The fragmentary OCR suggests a rural land rental advertisement from a historical newspaper.
Henry Palo visited Eldora last Saturday while shock threshing will start here this week Otto From now delivers neighborhood cream to Eldora Sylvester Symmons of Neligh Nebraska visits nearby Frank Mossman to ride with Ralph Rogers threshing outfit as engineer this season Miss Elinor Louden of Iowa Falls visits I P Sheldon home South Fork runs low causing fish to seek deep pools Ed Graham who sold his farm undecided on future location Clark Whitney and family visited Duncan Clark of Iowa Falls last Sunday Bidora streets crowded with shoppers likely strong merchants' day Dr G A Stewart dentist operates over Wartchow market
A compilation of real estate transfers records numerous conveyances among individuals and entities. Transactions include parcels in Eldora, Hubbard, Garden City, Steamboat Rock, and Radcliffe, with prices ranging from $1 to $8690 and various outlots, lots, and sections noted. Names include Collins, Shipley, Dean, Shel don, Pieter, Bronson, Lake, Drake, Kumrow, Jonker, Marsh, Shade, La Cour, Kluger, Stevens, Pallister Gephart, Trueblood, Schutte, Queen, Shull, Iowa Lumber Co, Kesler, Smith, and Hamilton.
Hon. James Wilson, secretary of agriculture, states in a letter to Des Moines editor R M Winans that he has no plan to resign or refine the department. He credits his staff as faithful and capable, while naming one unnamed individual as responsible for attacks. He pledges to stand by his scientists and punish any wrong doing.
A North Jackson Street woman, Mrs. W. S. Nutting, testifies that persistent back pain hints at kidney trouble and that Dean’s Kidney Pills from Foster-Kilburn Co. effectively address the root cause. She urges others to trust the remedy, available at dealers nationwide for 50 cents. Remember the name Dean’s and use no substitute.
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