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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1908

Page

4

Reading Between Lines From The Herald Readers

A roundup of reader letters and notes since last Wednesday shows varied opinions on local issues and events. Contributors discuss community concerns, praise, and suggestions for city projects, with no single dominant theme emerging.

Attendance at Whitten Sabbath school tops two hundred

A week ago Sunday the Whitten Sabbath school drew 296 attendees, the best in Hardin county. The superintendent and teachers urged members to boost future attendance and promised a picnic if 200 or more were present. The piece notes steady effort to maintain interest year round.

Ss the Herald Whitten Hardin County

Weather Crop Bulletin for Week Ending June 8 1908

The week was cool and cloudy early with light showers, then very warm with more precipitation. Farmers worked in fields three to four days, planting replanting and cultivating corn. Corn planting nearly finished in higher fields, low land flooded, weeds need early control. Small grains and grasses grew rapidly, oats and wheat show heads in southern counties. Garden crops thrifty, tree fruits and berries in better condition after May frost. Destructive wind storms reported Sunday in Floyd and Jinn counties.

Floyd Jinn

Notable Iowa Railroad Directors Elected at Eldora May 1908

At Eldora Iowa on May 26 1908 the Iowa Railroad board added three new directors John W Rath president of Rath Packing Company Waterloo Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls and E E Hughes Boone. Rath Packing is a major pork processor with private shipping. Leavitt is a longtime Cedar Falls banker and trustee. Hughes is president of Boone National Bank with decades in railroad property management. The trio joins existing directors to form a trusted board for prudent management.

Iowa Railroad Eldora Iowa John W. Rath Rath Packing Company Waterloo First National Bank of Waterloo Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls Cedar Falls National Bank Cedar Falls Savings Bank Cedar Falls Trust Company Townsend-Merrill Lumber Company Dike and Hubbard Waterloo and United States State Normal School Iowa College Grinnell E. E. Hughes Boone National Bank Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co Pere Marquette Road D. R. I. & N. W. Railway Company

Chicago and Return Excursion to Republican Convention

Excursion rate of 9 dollars 56 cents via the Chicago and North Western Railway to the Republican National Convention. Tickets on sale daily from June 12 to June 17 with return limit June 30. Inquiries to ticket agents. Also note new fruit combinations in the Reliable Cook Book.

Chicago & North Western Ry

Real estate transfers list across Iowa towns

A compilation of transfers from multiple counties including Eldora Alden Whit ten Ackley and Union. Transactions feature buyers and sellers such as Henry Fisher T J Fletcher Armstrong Plymouth Stoneware Co. and Iowa Conference Evangelical Association with prices ranging from $1 to $27,000 and dates in 1908.

Henry Fisher Eldora T. J. Fletcher A. J. Armstrong Marshall County Plymouth Stoneware Co Vernon McIntyre Wm. Clingerman Clement H. Smith Estella Clingerman John Lightfield Henry Fisher James Buchanan W. S. Beman Hulbert F. W. Allen Tol A. Nichols Bliss Riverside Park Iowa Falls Martin Pritchard Chas. Eighme Pritchard Alden Nancy E. Sloan Vina M. Brush Rambo’s Union Iowa Conf. Ev. Assn John Knoll Ackley Armilla J. Smith Rebecca Powell Meyer’s Whitten B. W. Jones Stephen Sayer Cady O. Lawrence Chas. E. Lawrence Wood W. B. Miller C. A. Frisbee Fredricka Herman Emilie Geise A. D. Wood William Wiemer Jesse Landes George E. Landes Meyers

Iowa's fence posts cost farmers over a million annually

An Iowa study estimates annual renewals for fence posts at about 1.465 million dollars for 78 million posts needed on 25 million acres. Foresters urge planting durable species like Osage orange and catalpa, with protections against stock and fire, to expand post-growing timber across 21,350 to 22,350 acres every decade.

Iowa H. P. Baker Iowa State Agricultural College Ames Pennsylvania State College Towa

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Herald Weather Crop Bulletin Chicago Des Moines Catalpa George S. Waller Humboldt County Waller United States Forest Service Washington Eldora, Iowa Fred W. Horton First National Bank
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