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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
4
The Herald notes regular mailing until ordered to stop and debts paid. It lists notices, social events, obits, and ads at a cent per line, and mocks political figures while discussing Roosevelts inauguration and tariff notes. It celebrates Ira Nichols’s newspaper move and offers a Tribune subscription for 324 per year.
In a spirited note the Britt Tribune is chided for typographical errors while the Herald defends Gov. Cummins against Baxter New Tera editor Harry Hazlett. The piece mocks editorial controversies and aims to calm rival criticisms while praising Cummins’s record.
Anna Cadouanez reports from Denver on the presidential election showing groups of women voting in clean polling places with dignity. Wealthier precincts resembled fashionable receptions while working women voted with their husbands. women voted in greater numbers than ever, and the disreputable vote tends to shy away from polling places.
The piece suggests organic trouble is likely remediable and urges not to self medicate with advertised remedies. It recommends consulting a physician who can prescribe a concentrated fat food to enrich blood and strengthen the system.
A public notice extols a restorative food, claiming it strengthens the run down and emaciated body. It is touted as ideal nourishment for delicate children and pale anaemic girls, with an offer to send a free sample.
In Hardin county Iowa a large array of heirs and parties challenge land titles and chain of title, seeking corrections to deeds recorded in multiple books and pages. The petition aims to bar interests, supply missing deeds, and confirm plaintiff C A Clark’s title to 247 acres in township 86 range 20 west. Court set to begin January term 1905 Eldora with six weekly notices.
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