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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
4
The Herald notes Governor Carroll urges restoring the Australian ballot circle and suggests the legislature should repeal outdated statutes before enacting new laws. It comments on Roosevelt’s enduring popularity, shifts in Congress, and various reform ideas, plus a bid notice for Hardin County Financial Report printing due February 5, 1909.
Long data list shows mileage valuations for multiple townships and rural telephone cooperatives across Hardin and surrounding counties. It includes per mile rates, total values, and scattered local notices, followed by a community report detailing a funeral and local social news from Sibley and nearby towns.
An 1909-era ad for Doan’s Kidney Pills claims relief for kidney troubles including backache and urinary issues, with a testimonial from Nutting of Eidora Iowa. It also promotes Des Moines Register and Leader subscriptions for legislative coverage and offers farm loan information from J. B. Mather.
The county auditor announces a bid process with a right to reject any or all bids and reserves authority for corrections and approval. R. A. Vicars serves as County Auditor.
The State Auditor of Iowa certifies Owasa Savings Bank located in Owasa is in full compliance with state law on incorporation and paid up capital following a payer examination. The first board of directors includes Christian Kroenen and others. The notice details authorization for sale of bank assets and description of property to secure deeds, including Whitten Hardin county properties and planned auction of auto financing bids.
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