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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
4
Geo W Richards shop invites car owners to repaint autos or buggies while idle. They promise a fair price and quality work. The Sezor Cemetery Society plans a meeting Thursday at the old Ibach shop building with Mr and Mrs Frank Cobb hosting. Everyone is invited.
Local rail incidents delay traffic after engine and freight derailment near Eldora Junction. A January 1950s style community notices column reports weddings Ben J. Eiler and Annie O. DeNeuf, a basket social, sales at Eilers Mercantile, visitor notes, illness, and various town happenings in Steamboat Rock Iowa.
An ad extols Rexall Orderlies as a non harsh, gentle cure for constipation promising no cost if unsatisfied. The text claims no griping or nausea, suitability for all ages, and availability in two package sizes at The Rexall Store Smith & Reed. It also reports butter exports from Denmark and Boer War horse losses with historical notes.
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