10 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
1
A tenant may remove fixtures only during the term or at its close, not after. Removal hinges on whether removal would damage property, intent to permanence, and whether the item is for temporary business use or essential to the property. Agreements, landlord knowledge, and item type determine ownership on removal.
An Eldora mother disciplined her son for disobedience and he, on his tenth birthday, received a bicycle. He wrote a note to his mother promising to behave, signed Frank, and expressed gratitude for the gift and intent to change. The story suggests other boys might follow this example to bring happiness to their mothers.
Judge Evans hands down a three page decision in the Moran case favoring Mrs Iowa L. Moran widow. The 100 acre tract valued at 100 dollars an acre lies near Eldon and was disputed by heirs who claimed the deed was altered to benefit Moran’s first wife. The ruling grants Mrs Moran possession of the property amid a hard fought county court battle.
The planing mill announces readiness to take on new and repair carpentry jobs after returning from Kansas. Visit to discuss figures and estimates for all classes of carpentering work.
Judge Evans ruled the deed delivery belated and the Moran land, once held by father, passed to second wife and then to Edward I. Luody who resides on the property. The lengthy trial, praised for argument quality, may advance to the supreme court with Albrook and Lundy praised for securing a favorable outcome for the widow.
An advertisement notes a sale at Mrs Page's featuring summer millinery. It also touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a digestive aid that helps nutrition from food reach the blood and tissues, claiming digestion proceeds regardless of stomach condition.
On Tuesday evening June 20th the marvelous experiments in Japanese Movie will be presented at the Wisner Opera House by Dr. Robertson's famous projectoscope company of New York City. The program includes colored scenes, animated posters, cowboys and Indians, overland stage coach action, and a list of other attractions along with illustrated songs and music. This marks the best program of its kind ever given in Eidora, Iowa.
Married at Alden on Wednesday Inst, Louis B. Wakeman and Nelle B. Ackles, both of Eldora, returned to the city Wednesday night and started housekeeping in the bride’s rooms. The Herald offers congratulations and wishes a long, happy life. Cyclopedia Britannica set for sale, 10 volumes, complete American edition, new in original packaging, cheap. Call The Herald office to inspect and price.
The GHURGHES Committee for children's day was appointed last Sunday. Exercises will be held in late June. The pastor's theme for next Sunday is Our Duty to our Neigh bor followed by Duty we Owe to God. Baptism may be administered to children presented by parents. pastor asks to confer beforehand. Rev. Stanley to preach at 3 pm Sunday. Baptist services as usual. Congregational service features a morning children’s sermon and a Children’s day program in the evening.
The Herald reports a busy week with visits from Mrs Rich and children of Wabbard, and Jas Bales from Eldora preparing to relocate. Public schools closed with strong programs, eighth graders listed, and Rev Stanley delivered a well-attended baccalaureate. Fireworks rules, church painting, and sidewalk brick work are noted alongside community notes and upcoming editions.
A brief note indicates Gio visits Petty's to purchase shoes and stockings.
Mrs Wista hosted the Flower Chursday. Mrs Pierce returns home after visiting Newton with her daughter. Mrs Elijah Walthall from the south visits relatives here. Mrs Kinney of Council Bluffs and sister Mrs D W Whitson are in town. Whitson’s health is poor. White plants corn last Thursday. U Widwiler, struck by lightning, was thrown from a planter but unharmed. John Milliken buys lumber from Metlenver farm to build a large barn near Macy.
Mrs Galive returns from Musworth hospital last week while A Thirteen heads to Dakota for firm interests. Spieker Ackley relatives visit, Pella Thenricha and Whoa Cudemanny at Cedar bails normal school. Miss Ifiska Sinning with Aunt Mrs A Thirteen in Clay township. Freese couple travel to Emery for a few weeks. Strawberry shortcake season cited as luscious this year. Jessie Page returns from Corwith Minnesota. Christianson of White SC visits relatives. Janssen returns with relatives for a stay.
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