Eldora Gazette Entry Dated June 3 1903
The notice records entry dated June 3 1903 at Eldora Iowa as second class matter under the act of congress of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1905
Page
4
The notice records entry dated June 3 1903 at Eldora Iowa as second class matter under the act of congress of March 3 1879.
The Herald opposes retaliation in politics and life. Envoys receive $200 daily for peace efforts while Roosevelt works hard for the same end yet gains no hope. State tariff reform papers doubt Chicago reciprocity gains. Extra congressional session remains newspaper speculation.
William Larrabee states he does not want the governor nomination and believes the matter settled. He says he deserves a rest from politics and urges others as suitable candidates while noting there is ample good material for the office.
A collage of editorial quips on opinion battles among newspapers and politicians. References include The Register and Leader, Des Moines Register, Chronicle, The Herald, O. J. Smith, Harvey Ingham, Taft, Roosevelt, and Chinese envoy discussions. The piece lampoons partisan feuds and public figures amid early 20th century political chatter.
A columnist ribs Gov Folk and Carrie Nation while commenting on Rockefeller’s wealth, Gladys Vanderbilt’s fortune, and a fading stockbroker. The piece mocks moneyed elites, notes mathematics professors watching Russian envoy calculations, and observes beef trusts battling amid Yale’s stance on tainted money.
After a hearty meal a dose of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will prevent indigestion. Kodol is a thorough digestant and a guaranteed cure for indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, sour risings, bad breath and stomach troubles. Sold by Smith Reed.
A bitter reply challenges Eldora Mutual directors over Bell company influence. The writer accuses Newcomer and directors of dishonesty, detailing leased lines, contract terms, and alleged deception about line ownership and names. They question the motives behind changing the company name and contradict statements denying Bell investment.
The Radcliffe Signal reports the August term calendar for Hardin county district court, over 200 pages, 300 total cases including state, old, new, probate, and wills. Editor aided by Mrs. Myers and Miss Maud Cammack, with help from local officials, offered to print calendars for four terms at $100. note ends with a humorous aside about mother-in-law remedy and local drug store.
A Putnam suggests Mutual companies install a shared switch at Eldora controlled by themselves and the Eldora company. The plan aims at equal terms, mutual construction, and uniform monthly dues and tolls covering only construction and maintenance of a true mutual telephone system.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for sunburn skin diseases and piles. It claims to cure boils old sores carbuncles and helps burns heal without scarring, warning against substitutes sold by Smith & Reed.
Weather in Des Moines Iowa reports above normal temperatures with excess rainfall across most counties. Central areas saw corn damage from heavy downpours and wind. hail limited. Overall state losses small, frost risk estimates place 80 percent safe by Sept 20 with September needed for remaining fields. Pastures stay green, apple crop declines, late potatoes favorable, threshing slowed, some wheat and oats in shock harmed by wet weather.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the path to nourishment and full body strength by aiding digestion. Nearby, a Sunday excursion from Eldora to St Paul and Minneapolis is offered at 82.60 round trip with departures in the early morning and return on any train.
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