Local News In Brief From Eldora Iowa Fair and Events
The Eldora Herald compiles regional notices from Aug. including fair days hay fever season and school opening. Items cover Barnum & Bailey at Marshalltown, a Des Moines State Fair trip, a sheriff sale, an excursion to Hardin county fair, local ads, a marriage in Eagle Grove, and a farm employment approach favoring university graduates for skilled labor with two recent recruits from Iowa City and Des Moines.
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A. 8
Claud Day
Geneva
A. Day
Clyde Jeffers
Iowa City
Don Evans
Movements of the People In A Business And Social Way
A half week recap of local goings on reports R A Carleton from Iowa Falls J J Carleton a witness in court Mrs Frank Smith of Lynngville visits Iowa Falls Miss Eva Alexander and Alice Lind Brew Marshalltown spend time with friends Lawyer Nagle Clarion attends district court W H Woods First National bank Iowa Falls testifies At Waterloo firm Boies Pickett represent Edwin O Soule O J King and family visit from Zearing Aunt and Uncle Walker visit for Hardin county fair M L Beal Bloomington Ill becomes new expert horseshoer for Mel Watts Special R D mail agent Ino T Boylan returns from Minnesota Ira A Nichols Iowa Falls Citizen calls on Herald Mrs C A Adams State Center with two children Miss Annabel Thompson leaves for Seattle to teach Miss Percis Wood set to teach in Estherville duties This week Mrs O Z Smith and son Paul visit Shellsburg to see her ailing father Z Blackburn nearing ninety years of age
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0.Z. Smith
Paul
Shellsburg
Iowa
Z. Blackburn
Rain Delays Evangelical Mission Service at Lawn Hill
The missionary program at the Evangelical church of Lawn Hill was postponed due to Sabbath rain and will be held next Sabbath evening with a collection for missions. Mott Boody was buried last Sunday afternoon at the family lot in Hubbard Township, Rev. W E Stanley of the Baptist church officiating. Interment followed per the deceased’s wishes. D W and H H Turner of the Farmer's Exchange Bank bought two thirds of Reed and Stillwell's Steamboat Rock roller mills. Bass retains one third. Postmaster Henry Luiken of Steamboat Rock married in Chicago to Mrs Anna Johnson. they returned home with a welcome reception on Saturday August 20. Luiken has been a Steamboat Rock resident 28 years. The bride’s Chicago residence reportedly predates his 28 years there.
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Evangelical Church
Lawn Hill
Mott Boody
Pleasant Township
W. EB. Stanley
Baptist Church
Hubbard
D. W. and
H. H. Turner
Farmer’s Exchange Bank
Steamboat Rock Roller Mills
Messrs
Reed & Stillwell
Bass
Henry Luiken
Steamboat Rock
Chicago
Anna Johnson
Luikeen
Eldora Public Schools Open Monday For New Term
Eldora public schools begin next Monday September 5. New pupils except beginning grade should visit the high school superintendent’s office next Saturday for examination and grade assignment. Superintendent Mito Hunt notes this will aid the opening week.
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Eldora Public
Mito Hunt
Local Names Listed For Licensees In Iowa Falls and Los Angeles
A fragment lists Samuel W. Elliott Eric Reck ard Jno Berner in Los Angeles and Elizabeth Rash Ackley Oliver Mc Dowell and Sarah M Stern Iowa Falls Levi H Chatlid and Gertrude F Smuck lows for license related matters.
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Samuel W. Elliott
Eric Reckard
Jno
Los Angeles
Hilzabeth
C.’Rash
Ackley
Oliver Mc‘Dowell
Sarah. M. Stern
Iowa Falls
Levi. H. Chatlid
Gertrude F. Smuck
Lows
Child dies after scalding accident at home
Meager details from Providence township report the death of two year old daughter of H. L. Powers and wife. A tub held scalding water and a child playing nearby pulled the plug, causing hot water to spray out and submerge the child. Despite efforts, she survived about twenty four hours before the funeral on Sunday. The death is described as sad and distressing.
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H. L. Powers
Providence Township
Herald
Rally Day Planned by A. E. Church Sunday School
The Sunday school will observe Rally Day on September 25. A fuller notice will follow. The annual conference meets this year in Davenport on Wednesday October 65 1904 with Bishop Joyce of Minneapolis presiding. The Marshalltown district conference fall session will be at Montour on September 5 and 6, 1904. The Marshalltown district W H M society meets at Mason City September 19 and 20. Epworth League social at Miss Brown’s home last Friday was successful despite cool weather for ice cream. The September social will be at the parsonage.
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Davenport
Joyce
Minneapolis
Marshalltown
Montour
W. H.M. Society
Mason City
Epworth League
Miss Brown
Obituary of Chas Rudolph Kadolph and family note
Chas Rudolph Kadolph born in Germany January 7, 1860 came to the United States with his parents in 1869. He married Theresa Rutzen March 29, 1887 and they had six children, four living. He leaves a wife, four children, parents, five brothers and six sisters. Funeral held Monday August 22 at the home. Card of thanks from Theresa Kadolph and children expressing gratitude for support during death and burial.
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Chas, Rudolph
Germany
Theresa Rutzen
Eldora Public Schools Open Fall Term With Staffing Changes
Eldora public schools start fall term next Monday. Janitor Foster reports clean, ready buildings. Teaching corps see two changes: in fourth room Mildred Bowers replaces Margaret Wills. in drawing Belle Cox replaces A J Meyer who will attend the State normal school. Staff list includes Milo Hunt as superintendent and Edith Lee as music supervisor. high and grade buildings detail room principals and teachers. Try Kentucky soft coat for threshing at Iowa Central elevator.
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Eldora Public Schools
Foster
Mildred Bowers
Margaret Wills
Belle Cox
A. J. Meyer
State Normal School
Ella Ames
Victoria Aylesworth
Clara Sheckers
Susie Reynolds
Myra Whited
A Moral Show Promises Wholesome Circus Entertainment
The Floto circus presents a “Circus Beautiful” touting beauty morality and honesty as its core. Eldora previews in September highlight a show marketed as free from objectionable features comparable to theater. An ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea promotes health benefits with local distribution by Wilson Drug Co.
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Circus Beautiful
Eldora
Hollister
Housaten Drug Company
Madison
Wis
Soule Pleads Guilty and Receives Light Sentence
Edwin O Soule admitted embezzling over fifty thousand dollars and repaid about fifteen thousand. He turned over a Iowa Falls homestead and his family endured hardship as Sheriff Mitterer escorted him to Anamosa for an eighteen month penitentiary term. The court weighed restitution and mercy in a judgment seen as tempered.
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Edwin
Soule
Iowa Falls
Sherrif Mitterer
Anamosa
Edwin O. Soule
Will Bolt The Ticket In 1908 Democratic Rally
The piece extols a strong 1908 Democratic push with Lincoln Nebraska as a focal point and laments low county support for Parker while promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health ad and Wilson Drug Co. as seller. The prose mixes political fervor with an unrelated medicinal plug amid the era's rhetoric.
Fair Opens at Hardin County With Promising Attendance
The Hardin county fair opened with strong displays across departments though first day turnout was modest. Pens are well filled and organizers expect record crowds as fair days unfold with weather holding fair. A cyclone struck St Paul and Minneapolis last Saturday, lifting a bank roof. no injuries or interior damage were reported.
What is catarrh and Hyomei cure claim
Hyomei claims to cure catarrh by inhalation destroying catarrhal germs and soothing irritated mucous membranes. It lists symptoms such as nose stoppages headaches throat pain and coughing and offers a money back guarantee if not effective. The ad frames catarrh as widespread and Hyomei as a complete remedy despite sensational assurances.
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Wilson Drug Co
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Herald Office
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Drs
C. E. Greer
Des Moines
Barnum & Bailey
C. E Greef
B. E. Purcell
Emerymeney Hospital
Eldora P.a
Hobson
E. M
Wiss
O. A
Grace Davis
Citizens Bank
J. F. Hardin
Eldora, Iowa
Chase-Lister Theater Co
Wisner
George Va. Shoenhall
Universalist Church
W. Hayden
Radcliffe
Hardin County Fair
Didora
Diavolo
People's Popular
Ellsworth College
Shoemaker
Elnora Jones
John Imboden
Eagle Grove
Tower Bros
Christian Church
R. A. Carleton
J. J. Carleton
Frank Smith
Lynngville
Eva Alexander
Alice Lind- Brew
Nagle
Clarion
District Court
W. H. Woods
First National Bank of
Boies & Pickett
Waterloo
O. J. King
John
Zearing
James
Jane Walker
M. L. Beal
Bloomington, Ill
Mel Watts
Washington _ street
Ino. T. Boylan
Minnesota
Ira A. Nichols
C. A. Adams
State Center
Annabel Thompson
Seattle
Wash
Miss Thompson
Percis Wood
Estherville
Carl S.newcomer
Opera House
Chase-Lister
WED
Little
A. E. Church
Theresa Kadol
Eldora City Schools
Kentucky
Iowa Central
O. H. Jennings
Boston
Hollieter
Rocky Mountain
Iemonte
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Will
Babylon
Jerusalem
Lincoln
Nebraska
Parker
St Paul
Harry Elliott
West Minneapolis
St. Paul
Harry
Peete
W. Ace
Eldorn
R. Green
C. Burling
Elders
GOR
J. L. Michael
Secor
Albert A. Leverton
Steamboat
White Electric Comb Co
Decatur, II
Onesale
Stump
Telephone Appliance CO
Madison Ave
Dept. BA
New York City
Qtartan
U.S
Ozark
Dept
W. Joplin
H. W. Frannon
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