Hardin County Agricultural Society President Declares Nonrelection
An official county paper reports that Robt. Smith will not seek another term as president of the Hardin County Agricultural Society. He retires while the society is out of debt and thriving, hoping a successor may carry on its prosperous progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Smith
The
Hardin County Agricultural Society
Society
Robi. Smith
Friends of
the Herald
Robt. Suuth
County Rural Carriers Form Organization in Hardin County
Rural Free Delivery mail carriers from Hardin County gathered in the Hardin County Courthouse at 2 pm on Thanksgiving Day to perfect a county organization. Oscar Green of New Providence presided, with Surl of Hubbard as secretary. postmasters and assistants named as honorary members. Officers chosen include President Oscar Green, Vice-president L. Frazier, and Secretary-treasurer W. H. Surl. Further minutes were not provided. The group aims to aid carriers and patrons and to align with the state body formed at Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Oscar Green
New Providence
Surl
Hubbard
L. Frazier
Elidora
W. H. Surl
Mubbard
Des Moines
Thanksgiving Services Honor Rev Shoemaker Sermon
A city union thanksgiving service at the Baptist church drew large attendance with Rev G B Shoemaker delivering the sermon and Rev W B Stanley offering the prayer The Baptist choir provided fine music and the discourse was praised as unusually well prepared and fitting for the occasion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Shoemaker
M. E. Church
W. B. Stanley
Baptist’church
Stanley
Thanksgiving union services gain growing favor each year
The piece notes improving turnout and praise for the union Thanksgiving services. The Baptist choir provided suitable music and rendered well, contributing to the overall fitting observance as these services attract more community support with each passing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Library Anniversary Program for Iowa Celebrates 25th Year
The library marks its 25th anniversary with a 2:30 open house for patrons and friends, a 3:30 reception for teachers and pupils, and an 8:00 program featuring music and a keynote by Alice B. Tyler on What the State of Iowa Has Done For Libraries. Marshalltown, Iowa. Free entertainment. Committees organize prayer meetings to avoid conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brary
State of
Iowa
Alice 8. Tyler
Sec'y
Library Commission
W. I. Crane
Marshalltown
Large Card Party at the Winchester Hosted by Nobles and Larson
County Attorney Frank H Noble and Thos Larson hosted a large card party at the Winchester Hotel inviting about 100 friends. The event featured cards music and social refreshments overseen by Mrs Allen of Allens Gate. Guests called the evening one of the fall's most pleasant society occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Noble
Thos Larson
Winchester
Frank Noble
Thos, Larson
Allen
Allen’s Gate
Preacher Arrested in Hardin County for Wife Beating
Rev. D Webster pastor of M P church at Rough Woods was arrested on a warrant from G W Mendenhall for beating and maltreating his wife who is described as an invalid. Justice Pack fined him ten dollars plus costs. Webster may leave for a better post in an Ohio town after church conference. Local readers note his past service at Rough Woods and other nearby churches. Allen's Cafe serves oysters in any style.
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Hardin County
Rough Woods
Bussey
D. Webster
M. P Church
G. W. Mendenhal
Webster
Justice Pack
Ohio
Property transfers listed with buyers and values
A series of property records shows transfers including Wm Wardman to A P and EA Wilson for 12000 dollars and various land lots in townships 87 and 86 with buyers such as Julia Maland Peter Nelson M J Gates John Schneider and H M Radmussen. Additional transfers involve Drake Ballard’s addition Radcliffe and Ackley with prices ranging from 200 to 3800 dollars.
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Wm Wardman
A P
EA Wilson
Nsw
H Enderson
Julia Maland
E Wood
L Blair
ID Gifford
Peter Nelson
Gifford
M J Gates
HM Cox
John Schneider
New Providence
AN Drake Et al
L Santee
Drake & Ballard
R Loosa
Ackley
Dmif&nl&tl Co
H M Radmussen
Garden City
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Governor Atkinson
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal digestive aid that digests all food classes, strengthens the stomach, and improves blood health. Gov. W. Atkinson of West Virginia is quoted praising its effectiveness in treating stomach ailments and recommending it to friends. Sold by Smith & Reed with note to bring your petty to Jenssen & Krause for the largest trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Atkinson
W. Va
Smith & Reed
Oures
Shalienberger
Bright
Battle
Red Oman
Mitch Pelle
Senate Dietrich and Cleveland Reflections on Progress and Politics
A clashing editorial roundtable notes Senator Dietrich’s possible moral stance and President Cleveland’s refusal to seek renomination, praising prudent quit when needed. It discusses municipal printing shifts to machines, typographical union critique, and Murphy’s support. Rural carrier anecdotes from Eldora and neighboring towns illustrate public appreciation and occasional gifts from patrons at Thanksgiving.
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Murphy
Typographical Union
Clarksville Star
Eldora Resident Praises Kidney Pills For Relief
An Eldora retiree Andrew J. Nutting reports years of kidney trouble with backache insomnia and weakness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the pain eased and sleep returned with improved strength. He endorses the remedy and notes availability at Smith & Reed's drug store for 50 cents. Foster Kilburn Co. Buffalo N Y backs the claim.
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Eldora
Doont
Andrew J. Nutting
Dean
Smith & Reed
Foster-Kilburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Solencents
United States
Quieting Title in Hardin County Land Dispute
In Hardin county Iowa the plaintiff M W Hill seeks to quiet title on multiple parcels in section 20 township 89 north range 20 west, totaling about 184 acres, against numerous defendants including Townsend heirs and Adamson heirs. The suit alleges prior deeds and liens are void or barred by the statute of limitations and calls for court action beginning January 10, 1904 with publication in the Eldora Herald.
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A. D
M. W. Hill
Ruth Ann Townsend
Thomas Townsend
Otis
M. Townsend
Minnie Johnson
Wilbur Townsend
D. W. Townsend
Nathan Townsend
Annetta Townsend
Oran Townsend
Oliver Townsend
Olive Ownsend
Charles W. Horr
Arthur T. Horr
Harry W. Horr
Section Twenty
Range Twenty
Northéas
Hardin County
Iowa
District Court
Fanny W. Crockett
Lois J. Wisner
Gilman i. Wisner
Recorder’s Office
Sarah Townsend
Nathan ‘Townsend
John O. Page
Nathan Adamson
Recorder's Office
Otes B. Arnold
Hardin ‘County
Eldora
Dome Daa
Midora Herald
Towa
Ww. D. Tvanb
duistiGia Distriag
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Fxg. T Boylar
OL. J. Smith, Boylan & Smith Publishers and Proprietors
O. J. Smith
G. B. Shoemaker
Allen’s Cafe
Kodol
Jenssen & Krause
Jackson
C. E. Miller & Son
Dietrich
Nebraska
Ghover Cleveland
Cleveland
Waterloo Times-Tribune
Herald
Lussta
Gil Pratter
No. 2
Dave Goodpasture
No. 3
R. L. McFarland
Wilbert Shallenberger
Eldore
Oakwood Blvd
Chicago
Drexel State Bank
Saeenevens
E. Whitney
E. He Jones
Whitney & Jones
N. C. Morsz, M. D
Surgeon Central Iowa Railway
Oillee
South Side
Putlla Square
Albrook & Lunpy, Attorneys
Hardin County Bank
Oba
Yi Hays
Wisner
Towa C
Igraont
County Atrorney
Gourt Hate
C. Buriine
Nuockolls
A. N. Drake
C. B. Davis
Court House
Stephen Whited
Justice OF the Peace
Winchester Pharmacy
J. H. Bales
D. E. Byam
W. Pres
W.J. Murray
First National Bank
Burplus
W. J. Motr
Albrook
D. McKeen Duren
Axley D. Hugpasp
J. D. Roxe
Dashie Euas Nuckalls
Ane
Alce D. Hubbard
McKeen Duren
J. D. Newcomer
D. B. Greef
Davis
B. J. Miles
A. W. Mitterer
W. C. E. Smith
Eldora, Iowa
J. A. Balcom
Herald Office
Elmora
Geo. W. Williamson
Sloora
FH Noble
Insurance
Eldoray
Toway, Ae Insurance Co
Surage Co
Naugaal
A Ee Co
Liverpool
London & . Insurance Co
Manchester Insurance Co
Jes Moines
Endurance’ Co
Aachen
Munich
Insuran Queen Insurance Co
Pennsylvania
Tnsurani Sun Insurance Co
Northwestern Life Insur
Guaranty
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