Missing Hubbard farmer Henry Broer leaves family worried
Henry Broer, 56, owner of a 160 acre farm three miles northwest of Hubbard, has been missing since January 14 after a dispute at the local Lutherian church. His wife and large family, aided by friends, fear foul play though he carried $114 when last seen. a search spans from Hubbard to Alden and Tama City as authorities confirm he vanished while en route to visit a former pastor.
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Henry Broer
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Alden
Hlubbard
Tama City
Ryan
William Broer
Bad Oeynhausen
West Falen
Germany
Henry
Ludwig Bro
Sudden Death of Mrs Lara Furmin Ibach
Mrs Lara Furmin Ibach, wife of Frank Ibach of Hust Side, died suddenly at the home of her sister Mrs Work in this city on Thursday afternoon February 12. Aged about 60, she had come for a visit and fell ill with pneumonia. Funeral at M E church at 2 PM conducted by Rev E Curless of Whit ten. She leaves husband three sons a brother and sister in this city.
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Work
Lara Furmin
Frank Ibach
Hust
E. Curless
Whitten
Davis and Moser Offer Storm Sash Prices
Ask Davis and Moser for their price on storm sash and learn how inexpensive it can be.
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Davis & Moser
The Darkest Hour at Wisner Opera House
Lincoln J. Carter drama The Darkest Hour played Tuesday night at Wisner Opera House to a fair house and partial praise. main draw was the railway train explosion scene. Charles A. Gardner led the supporting company though he was hampered by grip. Dr. B. E. Purcell announced eye ear nose and throat practice at Emergency Hospital with dates Jan 27 Feb 10 and 24.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Wisner Opera
Fair House
Carter
Charles A. Gardner
Gardner
B. E. Purcell
Neatly Surprised by Wife on 43rd Birthday
A P Wilson, city real estate agent aged 43, was surprised at home by his wife Mes who arranged a two course dinner and invited Dr Gethman Jule Landis W S Beman Dr and Mrs Stewart L B Tucker W E Rathbone and others. Games followed and all declared the evening a grand success.
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A. P. Wilson
Wilson
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Euretta Henderson
Miss Euretta Henderson was surprised Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. John Steely by about 16 girls. Prizes were awarded for best pig on cardboard and for most correct answers in guessing advertisements. A luncheon followed and gifts were presented to Rett by the group.
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Euretta Henderson
John Steely
Ina Taylor
Edith Martin
Ina
Steely
Chas. Warthow
Rett
Helen Hall
Bessie Near
Winifred Ward
Josephine Peyton
Jessie Frank
Jessica Norris
Jennye Minner
Hortense Porter
Mildred Smith
Ethel Boody
Maude Susmileh
Maude Near
Miss Arnold
Joe Steely
Eldora Congregational Church A History and Growth
Eldora Iowa hosts a thriving Congregational church scene in Hardin county. The Eldora church, established in 1868, grew under pastors Kent, Cowan, and Clyde, now counts 266 members with a strong Sunday school, active Ladies Missionary Society, and a boys club guiding youth into a local Y M C A role. The town's wealth, schools, and civic buildings frame a robust Congregational influence statewide.
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Oskaloosa
Hardin County
Hardin
Eldora
Hidora
Evarts Kents
Shurch
Kent
J. W. Cowan
John P. Clyde
Hegan
Hidera
Visitors and travels noted in local society column
The column records visits and movements of residents and guests, mentioning Fred Winchester in St. Paul, E. Teeple from Iowa Walls, Harvey Slack in Des Moines, Miss Jessie Johns of Mason City visiting Mrs. I. J. Edgar, Elmer Osteimer and Elmer Moss in Chicago, Jeff Webb seeking work there, and other townsfolk in transit or at events. It also notes professional errands, a funeral telegram, and upcoming lectures by Col. Bain.
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C. I. Susmitch
Chicago
Jessie Johns
Mason City
Trish Pawnbrokers at Wisner Tonight by Spears
Joe W Spears presents The Trish Pawnbrokers at Wisner on Tuesday evening Melity lith This third season edition by Edgar Selden features a strong cast Sullivan Mack and Mazie Sullivan with a new scenic outfit and elaborate costumes Also noted are improved musical numbers by Drs Diehl Kier dentists over Smiths new building
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Joe W. Spears
Trish Pawnbrokers
Wisner
Melitylith
Edgar Selden
Selden
Sullivan, Mack
Mazie Sullivan
Eldora Citizens Meet on Coal Prospecting at Moir Office
Citizens of Eldora and vicinity are requested to meet at the office of W. J. Moir at 7 oclock p.m. Monday, Web. 16, to consider coal prospecting and mining and handle other business for the common good of all concerned. Many citizens.
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Eldora and
W. J. Moir
Civtizens
Free wall atlas offered with Herald subscription
The Herald publishes a new up to date wall atlas presented free to subscribers. It features world flags, a correct Iowa map with county seats, a United States map, circular maps of the hemispheres, and state capitals with population and areas. Priced at 31.00, available only at The Herald office with a current supply on hand. Dyspepsia bane Burdock Blood Bitters claims to cure and regulate the stomach.
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Earth
Iowa
United States
Public Sale At Rural Farm Near Eldora In 1903
Public sale at a farm six miles northwest of Eldora and one mile north of Trughes on Friday February 20 1903 at 1 pm. items include 7 head horses 28 head cattle farm machinery wagon mover hay rake walking plow corn harvester harness sleds and hay and straw. Terms cash under eight dollars with credit up to one year at six percent interest with a purchaser note secured. W S JOHANSTON
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Eldora
Trughes
W. S. Johanston
Liberal farm paper club offer for one year
Farmers readers are urged to take advantage of a limited offer combining The Iowa Homestead its Farmers Institute Editions and the Poultry Farmer with The News, totaling four papers for one year at 1.90 dollars. The Homestead Poultry Farmer and Warmers Institute editions are praised as leading agricultural and livestock, practical farming publications. Samples may be viewed at the office. Don’s Continent promises relief for skin itchiness at 50 cents.
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Iowa Homestead
Farmers’ Institute
Poultry Farmer
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