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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1909

Page

8

Local Social Notes and Health Updates From Town

Mrs. Mary Corfe will move into the Ordway property March 1. Cahill family planning a month before visiting Mr. C’s new place. Mrs. Fox hosted Mrs. Swearingen of Albion. Beaman visitors Ed and Mrs. Dillon spent weekend at their home. Mrs. W. H. Rodwell convalescent after illness. Blackburn baby recovering from pneumonia. Eilers of Steamboat Rock visited daughter Mrs. Charles Sentman. Charles Sentman returned home after tonsillitis. Mr. R. Craig’s body brought from Armstrong and buried in Union cemetery. Will Sentman improving after choking incident. Reynolds, Savings Bank cashier, ill. Ray Wood substituted. Mrs. Peter Hanson laid up with ruptured blood vessel in foot. Churchgoers glad to see her at services. Local youth show enthusiasm for double silver medal contest. six boys and six girls in classes. W. C. T. U. meets with Mrs. Olive Tisdale. county officials discussed. Postmaster Wood moved to new quarters in Odd Fellows building. Church market day dinner raised $55.45. upcoming apron sale and chicken pie supper. C. E. society served a short play and refreshments. large audience. Typhoid fever reaccurrence for Harry Dillon in Marshalltown. Major Dillon by bedside. Ed Dillon and A. P. Mason went to aid for a time. Harry reportedly slightly better. Mrs. H. & Humphrey hosted Wednesday club and Sunday school class. Amer literature contest winner Mrs. H. Benson received prize. Refreshments and games followed. Mrs. H. 18 a genial hostess.

Mary Corfe Ordway Cahill Eilers Steamboat Rock Charles Sentman R. Craig Armstrong Union Cemetery Will Sentman Reynolds Savings Bank Ray Wood Peter Hanson Olive Tisdale Wood Odd Fellows the Christian Church C. E. Society of the Congregational Church Harry Dillon Marshalltown Major Dillon Ed Dillon A. P. Mason H. C. Benson

County Legislation Schedule of Claims 1908 Hardin County

The document lists claims allowed by the Hardin County Board of Supervisors for February 1908. It references officials and services such as constable duties, bridge supplies, coroner witnesses, justice and witness fees, and salaries. Names include Alsup, Brownell, Brewer, Burlingame, Boylan, Biggs, and Gurtis among others, with roles in justice, county offices, and district courts.

Board of Supervisors of Hardin County Constable Teas Justice Acres Blackmar Co Sup- Phos Visevage

A Cyclone of Flame Fires Bamboo Forests in Cambodia

A feature on bamboo forest fires in Cambodia describes how dry bamboo can ignite itself through friction. Fire can sweep miles in minutes, with thunderous bursts from hollow joints and bamboo’s high fuel load. Travelers are warned as flames rise overhead, while the bamboo’s dense trunks hinder movement yet offer escape routes along streams.

Cambodia Washington Point

Gridiron Dinner Skit Delights Roosevelt Visit

A Gridiron Club dinner in Washington staged a dark jungle skit about Roosevelt’s African trip. An auditor tallied words at a dollar each while a Zulu chief and exotic animals joined the performance. President Roosevelt and Taft shared amused reactions as the satire unfolded.

Akit Gridiron Club Washington Roosevelt Africa Senegambia Scribbler's Magazine New York Victoria Taft Mr. Taft Phew

Country towns key to national salvation, editors urge

An editorial by George HL Maxwell argues population congestion in cities threatens national decay. It calls for decentralizing industry and boosting rural towns and suburban villages through local trade, education campaigns, and a politics-free push to keep commerce away from big urban centers.

George HL Maxwell Maxwell's Talisman Thie Mands Avid

Card Advertisement Promotes Town Attractions on Cards

Fragmented OCR notes describe a card advertising a town’s attractions. It suggests using a single, large card to carry display messages publicly. The text hints at business envelopes and town promotion materials, urging bold presentation.

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