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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1909

Page

1

Banquet sought to boost church unity after Lyon meetings

A new layman driven movement plans a December 15 banquet to foster unity among local churches. A committee from each church, led by C. L. Hays, aims for 160 attendees priced at 50 cents. tickets go on sale Friday noon at F J Edgar’s. Speakers may be invited from abroad with church toasts led by Prof Cavana. Churches represented include Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Congregational, and Church of Christ.

Lyon C. L. Hays F. J. Edgar Cavana Fred J. Edgar Howell Boyd L. W. Harris Aymer Davis Church of Christ Congregational Church

Iowa's Waste Land: Narrowing Iowa Farm Roads

Attorney C L Hays of Eldora appeals to Governor Carroll with figures claiming Iowa’s wide roads waste millions of miles and acres. He proposes engineering reviews and gradual narrowing to 20 to 33 feet with land fencing adjustments, surveys, taxes to cover costs, and potential reclamation of hundreds of thousands of acres, boosting taxes and paving the way for permanent road making.

C. L. Hays Eldora Carroll Iowa Hardin County Hardin Commonwealth Missouri Minnesota

Sheriff Slips Down Court House Steps in Morning Stunt

Sheriff Walsh slid the courthouse steps Monday morning in a spill that left him briefly stunned but unharmed. Observers joked that if he faces the next primary with similar speed, his rival will not stand a chance.

Sheriff Walsh Court House

Notice of settlement for tailor business sale

Having sold my interest in the tailoring business to L. F. Brown, all parties with accounts are asked to call and settle promptly. Dated December 1, 1909, V. T. Brown.

L. F. Brown

Debtors Asked to Settle with The Lorkey Co

All persons knowing themselves in debt to the undersigned will please settle their account at once. The Lorkey Co.

The Lorkey Co

Farm Loans Offer Low Rates to Farmers

J. B. Marrner advertises money to loan at the lowest rates on farm security. He urges farmers to call and discuss options before placing the loan, promising it will pay. Also mentions The Owl Cute with home-like dinners.

J. B. Marrner The Owl Cute

Hardin Wins First Ward Seat On City Council

December council meeting minutes show J F Hardin replacing C E Greef after resignation. J D Reed named clerk pro tem as Hardin sworn in. water meters added and boiler room repairs delegated to waterworks committee. Street light status, curbing plans, and a $50 monthly night engineer salary approved.

J. D. Reed J. F. Hardin C. EK. Greef Hardin C. L. Wood Carpenter Newcomer

Reception to Governor Visits Industrial School in Eldora

Governor B F Carroll of Iowa visited the Industrial School in Eldora with Judge G S Robinson. A 7 pm chapel program featured the governor, music, and an address. The governor praised the school’s work with blind children and a later reception honored him despite poor road conditions.

B. F. Carroll Iowa G. S. Robinson Board of Control Vinton Asylum W. E. van Buren W. G. Ramsay W. E. Stanley G. P. Kier Dr. Whitney F. J. McNiel W. R. Schalfield J. H. Hadley

Infernal machine scare at county recorder's office

County officials faced a scare when a package resembling an infernal device arrived. They planned to call on a special agent but had an innocent bystander open it. Inside lay a sheep skin diploma from a new Union doctor, enclosed to protect it from dampness.

County Recorder's Office Mike Healey Mike Union

Weather Turns Cold Brings Life Back to Trade

The article recalls a harsh two week spell with mud thawing after a cold wave that revived business. Snow and freezing wind chilled activity to 12 degrees above zero before a chilly dip to two degrees above zero on Tuesday morning.

The Mercury Uli W. Zero

Roosevelt prophecy hints at taft praise and reform stance

A Texas paper predicts Theodore Roosevelt will return from a big hunt and travel to cities including San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Chicago and New York with mixed remarks. It says he will praise Taft admire his intentions, warn about the president’s associates, regret noncareful actions, and call for a temple money changer purge.

Texas Theodore Roosevelt San Francisco William H. Taft Los Angeles Taft Denver Rough Rider Chicago New York

An Impostor Priest Actor Exposed in Hubbard

A letter from Rev George E Kelly and Rev J J Burke of Platte South Dakota discredits Delaney who claimed priesthood and Rome study. They state Delaney never was a priest, was expelled from Epiphany College Baltimore after years of study, and now pretends to be Catholic in the West with a theater company. They label him a high magnitude impostor and invite inquiries to Epiphany College for corroboration.

Herald Hubbard Delaney Rome George E. Kelly J. J. Burke Platte S. D Epiphany College Baltimore East West Chic Perkins Theater Company W. J. Convery

Desert Blooming Near Greeley as Tucker Moves to Kersey

W R Williams visited Denver last week and crossed to Kersey where L B Tucker has bought a state bank and will take possession January 1. Kersey, eight miles from Greeley, sits by irrigation that will transform the desert on the south side into fertile ground. The Tucker family adapts and foresees a bright future for the town as new ditches rise and irrigation expands.

W. R. Williams Denver L. B. Tucker Kersey Tucker

Judge Wade Visits Eidora for Monday Hearing

Judge Martin J. Wade of Iowa City traveled to Eidora on Monday for a local court matter. Wade presided over a brief hearing and issued a procedural ruling, with no reported incidents or appeals filed.

Martin J. Wade Lowa City Eidora

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R. V. Adams Hidora C. Burling Santa Santa Claus Norris City Frank C Hammond Norris City Book Store Towa V. T. Brown C. £. Greef First Ward W. L. Kuser Roosevelt United States the Citizens Savings Bank Bank For the People J. FE. Hardin IF. D. Lynn G. H. Jepsen Larkey & Co H. W. Fannon FE. E. Schultz H. M. St. John W.C. Baker Wisner Opera House B. M. Garfield Iver Akerman Wellsburg C. A. Swayze Tama Hone
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