Northwestern plans for Belle Plaine and Alden branch upgrades
A Belle Plaine dispatch reports heavy Northwestern Railway plans promising a new round house, miles of sidings, a pumping station and a third track toward Tama. Proposals include a Gladbrook to Traer cut-off and possible Alden to Eagle Grove extension to ease Jewell Junction congestion. Upgrades hinge on aging track and equipment, with rails to be replaced and capacity expanded at local mills and sewer pipe plants.
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Mason Automobile for sale in Hardin County
The Mason automobile offered by Marshall Auto Co is priced at 1250 dollars and fully equipped with a magneto and six lamps. The firm touts quick repair service from a Waterloo factory and no freight charges. An agency proposition is available for the right party. County fund transfers noted and board adjournment dates set.
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MASON
Hardin County
Waterloo
Marshall Auto Co
General Distributors
Marshalltown
For Sale and Board Notice Fragmentary Ad
For sale three lots seven room house well cistern fruit good location inquire at Herald office. A board meeting adjourned to finish checking office of county auditor. Sale planned Wednesday February 16 910. C L Minks chairman Geo W Haynes county auditor.
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Hardin County Supervisors Meet in Eldora January 1910
Hardin County Iowa board sessions details the January 24 to 27 1910 meetings in Eldora with members C Marks and D C Jackson present. They reviewed county recorder and treasurer offices and enacted a resolution declaring all taxes for 1905 and prior years unavailable. The board adjourned multiple times during the sequence.
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Eldora
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Hardin County
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Board On
The Herald switches to weekly publication
The Herald announces a shift from semi weekly to weekly issues starting next week. The owner notes past attempts at a semi weekly edition in towns of small population proved unprofitable despite strong advertising. The change aims to improve overall news gathering and plan to carry full weekly content each Thursday afternoon.
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Ballinger Fight Shapes Oregon Power Race in Crook County
Harmon Cook from Moreanon Laidlaw Oregon reports on Crook County Oregon highlighting vast unappropriated government land, rich stock raising, diverse crops, and the Deschutes River as a key water power site. He notes two rival railroads, forest reserve battles led by Pinchot and Ballinger, and invites readers to write for more news.
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Moreanon
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Laidlaw
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