World's fair day noted with political theater and fair deal plea
The article reflects on President Francis day at the world’s fair, praises a fair and square deal, and contrasts attention given to Mrs. Chadwick and Nan Patterson. It adds local publishers sparring, state furniture transfers for Midora and Truoxville, and criticism of editorial omissions in the Hardin County press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis’ Day
Mrs. Chadwick
Nan Patterson
Iowa
St. Louis
Industrial School
Midora
Low Board of Control
Truoxville
Iysomania Institution
Ierald
Sil
Board of Supervisors
Herald
Ledger
Youngil
Whora Ledger
Hardin County
Hardin County Agicultural Society
Gedgee
The
Tran
Elias Day
Ife
Eldora
Wisner Opera House
Altona Packard
America
I’. J. Wigar’s
Hardin County Bank
Wilson Drug Co
Mr. Day
Editorial Commentary Mixed Views On Politics And Society
A montage of opinions questions Congress role in democracy. Roosevelt’s St. Louis visit, marriage scandals, farm crop fears, and social satire unfold. Tariff revision, labor politics, beef trust menace, and Panama’s status provoke sharp, era‑toned quips and jests.
A SPECIES OF VANDALISM IN ELDORE LAWN
A reader laments the indiscriminate trampling of the Eldora courthouse square lawn. The letter urges authorities to curb footpaths across the grass, noting signs are ignored by business people and others. It argues such acts are vandalism harming the lawn’s appearance and calls for penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Eldora
Woxian
Mothers Be Careful of Child Health Cures
Health advisory urging mothers to watch for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and to use One Minute Cough Cure as a harmless pleasant remedy sold by Smith Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Reed
Iowa Central Excursions Holiday Round Trip Fare
The Iowa Central announces round trip excursion tickets priced at one and one third fare for December 24 25 26 31 and January 1 2, limited for return to and including January 4 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iown Central
Congr egational speakers and church notes in AY the G hurghes
Congregational news lists Rev Theodore Clifton from Chicago speaking at 10 45 morning and 7 30 lecture The Making of a Man The annual meeting shows finances over 1700 with bills paid and small balance Officers added and cottage prayer meetings started Epworth League officers elected five new members joined and future Bible Study planned Next Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 and sermons morning and evening plus Epworth League activities Anniversary day December 11 1891 details and former pastors still active Also Presbyterian Point Pleasant Baptist and Lawn Hill U B churches noted with revival meetings starting and usual services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Clifton
Chicago
Congregational Church
Ellis D. Robb
T. T. Davis
C. Ke, Petty
C. M. Haas
R. P. Ripleys
Mr. S. Collins
Epworth League
Dean Peisen
Karl Borsack
Bessie Janeway
Bess Shoemaker
Mildred Bowers
Ethel Skinner
Alfred Wardman
F. J. Edgar
Hess Shoemaker
C.H. Marsh
J. W. Bissell
D. D
J. T. Crippen
Co. O. Ryan
OC. P. Woods
N. R. van Avery
Vivian Thamer
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the Herald
T. Boylan
Olive J. Smith
Boylan & Smith, Publishers and Props
Oliver J. Smith
Towa
Congress
Sentinel
Citizen Brothers
Iowa Falls
Nero
Rome
iDavis & Moser
Womld
Bryan
Itelen Moore
Helen Moore
Albany Argus
Tom Watson
Charleston
American Federation of Labor
New York
Colorado
Chadwick
Cleveland
Ohio
Kuropatkin
Boston anti-Imperialist League
Roosevelt
Esopus
New York American
Beef Trust
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Parker
Senate
Coxey
Baer
Coal Trust
Oyama
Port Arthur
Elkhart
Indiana
Panama
Taft
Edison Phonograph
M. FE. Church
C. P. Hussey
Wisner
Pera
Irma
Miss Emma Abbot
Futung
Iowa Central Excursions
Methodist
Presbyterian
Arthur O. Knapp
Point Pleasant
Stanley
Baptist
Rev
Young Peoples
Lawn Hill U. EB
Chase & Sanborn
I. L. Cartwright
Eldora Roller Mills
Hobart Follett
North and
Rae More
Radcliffe, Iowa
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