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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1904

Page

5

Local Eldora press changes as Sargent office sold

The Eldora Ledger firm and Chas G. Sargent job office are sold to R. P. Wood and son Paul with Paul to run the business after Sept 1. The Herald will report more when the transfer occurs. Also reported a ball game Ackley defeated Eldora 8 to 2 with Roosevelt as Ackley battery. A Hubbard wedding united Victor D Nelson and Lucile Strother in a quiet ceremony.

Eldora Ledger Chas. G. Sargent R. P. Wood Paul Theerald Sibley McGregor Herald Paul O TheHuald

Capt Hobson Lectures Amid Crowded Wisner Crowd

Capt Hobson delivered the first Tidora lecture to a packed Wisner Opera House with standing room and extra chairs filled. He argued for an enlarged American navy to avert war, praised civic virtue, and urged peacekeeping by strong, worldwide-minded American citizens. The Herald calls the talk strong for voters though lengthy and well delivered.

Hobson Tidora Wisner Opera House The Herald Navy China America

Market Day at New Store by Baptist youth

Baptist young people conduct a market day in the grocery department offering pastry pickles baked beans smear case and white and brown bread today. The sale helps Friday shoppers avoid Saturday baking by purchasing needed articles at the event.

Death of John A Dean in Pleasant township

John A. Dean died at his Pleasant township residence on Wednesday morning August 3 1904 of cancer of the face aged 66 years 8 months and 1 day Born December 1 1837 in Knox county Illinois he moved with his family to Lyne county then Hardin county Tipton township In 1861 he enlisted in Co B 11th Town Infantry and served in the Civil War He married Susan C Cole April 6 1864 who died four months 18 days before him In March 1860 he and his wife located on the farm where he resided He leaves one son three brothers and two sisters and many other relatives After brief service at the house Thurs afternoon his remains were taken to New Providence church followed by mourners and interred in New Providence cemetery beside his wife Services conducted by Rev Henry Hickman Floral offerings were abundant.

John A. Dean Pleasant Township Knox County Ill Lyne County Hardin County Tipton Township Co. B 11Th Town Infantry Susan C. Cole New Providence Church Henry Hickman New Providence

Hard Coal Purchase Ad From Hicks and Kerns

Hard coal promotion urges readers to supply coal stocks by visiting Hicks and Kerns at Town Central Elevator for purchases and guidance.

Hicks & Kerns Town Central

Government Inspectors monitor food makers for public health

Government inspectors keep watch on food manufacturers to protect consumers. The report notes that unsafe preparations are removed, while remedies like Harts Honey and Horehound claim to ease coughs and colds without opiates or harmful ingredients. Sold by The Silverson drug store in the town.

Old Settlers' Meeting in Hardin County Aug 20 21 1904

Annual gathering of Hardin county Old settlers at Thomas Walton grove north of Lawn Hill on Aug 20 and 21 1904 baskets lunches on both days coffee free Saturday program includes music welcome address by T Gilford speeches by T J McClure relics and committees elections Sunday features religious social sermons basket lunch song service reading memorials and closing hymn Coffee served Saturday only Kavi M Boynan Sec

Hardin County Walton Grove Lawn Hill T. Gilford T. J. McClure Miss Richardson T. Hunter C. T.“Marsh Daisy Boylan Newby Quartette Kavi M. Boynan

Grand Harvest Festival in Union Aug 18 20

Under the Commercial Club of Union there will be a grand Harvest Festival in Union on August 18 19 and 20 An Aug 18 ball game Whitten versus Story City on Aug 19 Garwin versus Story City and Aug 20 Whitten versus Garwin are among three top state teams Congressman B P Birdsall will speak on Aug 19 Balloon ascension and parachute leap by male and female aeronauts Three big bands and other attractions are scheduled Come everybody F K Lone Sec

Commercial Club of Union Whitten Story City Garwin B. P. Birdsall F. K. Lone Congressman Birdsall Tiscomb, Hubbard New Providence Union Profs. McKinnery Peterson Chicago

New Kentucky coal offered for threshing at Iowa Central elevator

Farmers are urged to try the soft coal from New Kentucky for threshing tasks at the Iowa Central elevator. The note highlights the coal’s suitability and availability for seasonal grain processing needs.

Kentucky Iowa Central

Sunday church services listed by denomination

Presbyterian Rev X S Cross preaches at the church in the morning and at Point Pleasant in the afternoon. Methodist Rev Geo B Shoemaker holds services both morning and evening. Congregational no preaching next Sunday. Baptist morning service as usual by Rev W B Stanley.

Geo. B. Shoemaker Congregational Baptist W. B. Stanley

Harvest festival plans and community notices in Union

Local Union column notes Rev Speer and Rev Hallett sermons, upcoming Harvest festival September 18 to 20 with baseball and balloon events. Mentions dignitaries Birdsall address, Whitten team participation, and parades of regional clubs. Also covers temperance rally, lectures on the Philippines, and farm weather outlook. Includes brief social updates on families traveling and visitors.

Hyomei Claims Cure For Catarrh With Inhaler Therapy

An advertisement extols Hyomei as the sole thorough cure for catarrh, claiming it kills airborne germs and delivers treatment into the blood. It asserts pills and tonics fail, notes Wilson Drug Co offers a money back guarantee, and prices the complete outfit at $1 with a lifetime inhaler and 60 cent refills. It also briefly references Fowler's Extract and Reeves Strawberry preparations.

Wilson

Eldora Visitors and Local Social Notes

Eldora residents host and visit relatives in nearby towns with guests from Indiana and Maxwell. Local callers include Misses Kate Thompson Martha Wooley Lois Thompson and Amy Rubottom. A manual injury occurs as Bessie Hutchen injures a finger needle removal performed by a physician. An old time advertisement ends with a playful line for Rocky Mountain Tea from Wilson Drug Co.

Marle Reece Eldora J. W. Swagegart Martha Wooley Indiana Kate Thompson

Residents and families involved in local moves and visits

G Bleeker hauls lumber for a home addition. Mr Henrichs and family move into a new house. Miss Gasina Luderman returns from German township. Mrs King visits relatives in Buchanan county. Neighborhood attends mission feast north of Ackley Wednesday. EL Koolman and family of Wellsburg visit Mrs Bertha Mills in Parkersburg, with Mrs Martin Janssen.

G. Bleeker

Small oats crop and farm bustle in Sherman

Sherman reports a small oats crop and busy farmers stacking and threshing. Ed Swartz sold half his threshing machine shares. George Ilirsch and Christ Bunte had a bicycle wreck Sunday near the Evangelical church hill. Bunte hit a rut and tumbled ten feet ahead, landing on his nose. George also fell about fifteen feet ahead, bruising himself. The accident cost the boys about a dollar and startled witnesses.

Ed Swartz George Ilirsch Christ Bunte Evangelical Church Bunte George

Local Social Visits Dot Eldora Scene

Rob ert Sayer and sister from Eldora visited Mr Severs last Sunday Albert Van Dyke stayed with cousin Carl Townsend over weekend Master Miles Sayer vacationing with aunt Mrs Severs and family visited Henry Fossler near Ackley Miss Maribel Rice to teach jail ward school Mrs Jones near Rough Woods visited Mrs J Bender last Wednesday Mrs Albert Lynk visited her parents Chas and Mrs Jackson Carry Miles of Newton visiting Frisbie family and relatives Berlin baseball team to play Gifford at Eldora fairgrounds this afternoon Rev Cleveland and family head to St Louis for Worlds Fair Rev O Rourk of Eagle City to preach next Sabbath at 3 and 8 inviting all.

Robert Sayer Eldora Mr. Severs Albert van Dyke Carl Townsend Miles Sayer Maribel Rice Jones Rough Woods J. Bender Albert Lynk W. Townsend C. R. Townsend W. E. van Dyke Emmet Cable Hubbard Laura VanHorn Albion J. Kumary Cleveland St. Louis O’rourk Eagle City

Local Social Notes From Various Iowa Towns

Residents across Buckeye Union and surrounding areas spent weekends with relatives and friends. E O Bunker visited home in Buckeye while Grace Post stayed with B R Woods. Blair family and Otis were in Whitten, and D Moon with wife attended a G A R encampment in Iowa Falls. Mabel Armstrong and Dessie Phay visited J O Armstrong in Zearing. P L Butler and family toured to Spencer for several days. Mary Michner moved to Oskaloosa and will teach in public schools. Oliver Wildman and wife visited H B Kouts and traveled to Eldora.

E. O. Bunker Buckeye Grace Post Union B. R. Woods D. B. Blair Whitten Otis D. Moon Iowa Falls S. M. Hadley St. Anthony Mabel Armstrong Dessie Phay Zearing J. O. Armstrong P. L. Butler Spencer Mary P. Michner Oskaloosa Oliver Wildman Radcliffe H. B. Kouts Eldora

Rev Greene Weds Miss Ethel Benbow in Thursday Ceremony

Reverend Greene and Miss Ethel Benbow were united in marriage Thursday afternoon. The couple receive community congratulations. Mrs. Martha Painter, visiting relatives here and Marshalltown, heads home to Chicago Thursday. New Providence will soon host a solid financial institution as Bank of New Providence organizes with $100,000 in capital. Officers elected are A F Styles president, J A Bales vice president, J J Toward cashier. The bank is slated to open for general banking in September.

Greene Ethel Benbow Martha Painter Marshalltown Chicago New Providence Bank of New Providence A. F. Styles J. A. Bales J. J. Toward

Eldora Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills Testimony

Local resident B D Sanford of Hardin Street testifies that persistent backache and nighttime kidney-related pain vanished after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He claims the remedy, sold by Foster-Kiburn Co Buffalo as the official United States agent, provides prompt relief at 50 cents.

Eldora B.D. Sanford Hardin St Dean Smith & Reed Foster-Kiburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Iowa Central Excursions Rates for Conclave and Fairs

Iowa Central offers round trip fares under half price for San Francisco and Los Angeles for Knights Templars Conclave, with sale Aug 15 to Sep 10 and final by Oct 23. Portland American Mining Congress sale Aug 15–18, final 60 days. Des Moines half fare via Iowa Central for the Iowa State Fair Aug 18–27, one fare round trip. See agents for details.

Iowa Central Railway San Francisco Los Angeles Knights Templars Ates Portland Ore American Mining Congress Des Moines Lowa Towa Central Railway

Hardin County Bank Amends Articles of Incorporation

At its August 2 1904 annual stockholders meeting The Hardin County Bank of Tidora Iowa amended Article One to read The Corporate name of this association is The Hardin County State Bank C MCKEEN DUREN president Exquis D Rows cashier

Hardin County Bank Tidora Iowa Hardin County State Bank C. McKeen Duren Exquis D. Rows

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Walton School Acom Tee Neto Ackley Ackley Boys Roosevelt Boys William Theodore Bridgens Slack Roosevelt Wiliam Victor D. Nelson Geo. J. Nelson Lucile Strother J. B. Strother Mattison Eldora High School Force Hubbard State Bank Victor G. A. Stewart T. M. Price Ip Gonplulon Petit Jury C. W. Reinke J. L. Hamilton Owa Falls Pace Earee Towa Falls H. Reynolds Hubbard D.J. Norton Sence Reenw Arenas Wm. Wilson Abenwe Eterna Rene Alden Smith Steamboat Rock J. Barhite Sale Rlecela Alden Senvecerrpagee Saeet Alden L. B. Rogers Co Axtell Iowa Falis Ohas Rippsberger, Sr Reed Owasa Joh Miller Protheree Bo Hat Hubbard 'S. A. Bushman OLD Settlers’ Meeting Herald’s Larry Wood S.S. Hadley Sidora Speer Capt. Hobson Victora Rhodes J. K. Speer Trollister Wilson Drug Co Pleasant Ridge C. Ti. Foster Jas Vicars Sioux City Moville W. Fannon Bila Thompson Fred the Ridge Hyomei Jose Ee Fowler Fairview J. S. Kersey C. D. Martin's Neva Martin Frank Maxwell Rocky Mountain Tea Cleves Sherman Berlin Iowa Central Excursions Eidora Luwi Enquire Quick GC. Hurling JOR J. L. Michael Secore Albert A. Leverton Herald Office Chas Stump Mr. White Electric Comb Co Decatur Yorkee Madison Ave Dept New Ork Fanny Brown U.S Qozank Ginseng Co Joplin Hollister Rocky Mountain Livog Pantech Y Madison Bi
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