Dr J E King Celebrates Eightieth Birthday Surprise
Dr J E King of Eldora marked his 80th birthday on Friday June 9 surrounded by his sons, daughters, and grandchildren from Iowa and Minnesota. Relatives traveled by train and car to honor the venerable physician, who remained vigorous and joyful. a costly dressing gown was given as a memento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB
Jay A. King
Day E
Geo. A. King
Nevada
Iowa
O. J. King
J. W
Bert Grimes
Zearing
J. B. King, Jr
Lizzie Brookins
St. Paul
Minn
King
J. B. King
Eldora
Pastor Dr Luce To Preach At Grace Church Newport
Rev O A Luce D D pastor of Grace church Newport will preach Sunday evening. He has revitalized the Ohio Valley church by remodeling the building at 8000 dollars and increasing membership. His pastorship is highly praised and a large turnout is hoped for. A half tone picture of Dr Luce appears in the paper.
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O. A. Luce
D. D
Grace Church
Newport
Ohio Valley
M. EB
Notice to Bicycle Riders Enforced in City
An ordinance prohibits bicycle riding on sidewalks and will be strictly enforced from now. Follow the rules and govern yourselves accordingly as advised by city officials.
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Ac‘cordingly
Gaiam
EKAR
Loudens Hold A Reunion In Falls City
Mr and Mrs F O Louden of Chicago traveled in their Grassmere special to attend a Louden family gathering at the mother’s home yesterday. Most of the clan gathered including Mrs Hammer from South Dakota, Mrs Sammis of LeMars, Mrs Sheldon of the county, Miss Louden, and Frank O Louden of Chicago. The group planned to visit the old farm this afternoon before heading to Iowa City for university commencement exercises where Frank is a graduate.
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Frank O. Louden
Chicago
Grassmere
Illinois Central
Louden
Arkansas
Hammer
South Dakota
Sammis
LeMars
Sheldon
Miss Louden
Frank Louden
Iowa City
State University
Eldora
Law Department
The
Hardin County
Iowa
Comings and goings in the Herald area this week
A half week roundup notes many residents traveling or visiting. Guy Bridgens returns from college work. Mrs. Sam Walker was in Marshalltown. Mrs. J. F. Hunter visits Shef field. E. W. Nuckolls spends days in Chicago. Miss Fanny Duren back from Des Moines library work. J. W. and F. J. McNeil with F. X. White travel to Marshalltown.
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Fanny Duren
Des Moines
Charley Merrill Buys More Missouri Land in 1905
Charley Merrill writes from Seneut City Missouri about buying more Missouri land adjoining his farm. He notes crops near harvest with wheat ready to cut and corn waist high. Merrill explains Iowa settlers move to Missouri to keep the state Republican and expresses confidence in the region's future. He sends best wishes to Hardin County friends as news from Eldora and Hardin County remains of interest.
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Seneut Crry
Dean Heralto
Herald
Hardin County
Eldora
Missouri
O. Merrill
Merril Buys 205 Acre Farm Near His 100 Acre Spread
C C Merrill, newly moved from Iowa, purchased C W Detalente's 205 acre DeTalente farm for 51 dollars per acre, joining his Harris Dudley 100 acre tract. The deal, closed Monday, makes the property among the finest improved in the area and signals a progressive future for southwest Missouri. Reporter note from Icell News. Special prices on trimmed hats at Mrs Fagg’s.
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C. C. Merrill
Iowa
Harris & Dudley
C. W. DeTalente
Mr. Merrill
Mn Merrill
Missouri
Eldora Fireworks Ban On Public Streets This Fourth
Mayor Giryatay warns that no cannon or firecrackers larger than three inches may be exploded on Eldora streets or public parks on July 4. Violations will be punished under ordinance provisions.
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Eldora
Giryatay
Eldora social notes and travels highlight summer plans
Herald reports Victor Lagerquist and wife with baby staying among friends at Gowrie while seeking a local business opening. N R Van Avery visits Clear Lake with wife away. Miss Victoria Aylesworth attends summer courses at State Normal Cedar Falls for a second season. Reverend Convery travels to Dubuque for a funeral then returns to Cedar Falls for a Catholic temperance convention. Mrs. W A Greer of Minneapolis visits Eldora while her husband works in Washington. Frank O Louden and family from Chicago tour Eldora and nearby towns, travel by private Pullman, then attend University of Iowa law graduation. Cyclopedia for sale: complete 10-volume Britannica bundle offered cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Lagerquist
Gowrie
Victor
Victoria Aylesworth
Eldora Public Schools
Cedar Falls
State Normal School
J. JF. Convery
Dubuque
Real estate transfers list multiple city lot trades
Real estate transfers show Melvin Hiserote to Clarence Ruggles for lots in Owasa at 900 dollars Edna E McCoy to Frank Neyer for lot 1 block 13 Edgington addition in Eldora at 750 dollars J and W C Shull trustees to J and W C Shull for lots 19 20 21 and 22 block 4 Garden City at 730 dollars J and W C Shull trustees to J and W C Shull for lots 9 10 11 and 12 block 1 Buckeye at 740 dollars Anna C G Hoag to J G Wlehko for lots 1 2 3 4 block 14 Rooksylvania at 31 400 Des Moines Iowa Falls and Northern Land and Town Company to Mary Harden lot 13 block 4 Garden City at 8115 Des Moines Iowa Walls and Northern Land and Town Company to W Elis worth St J 2 block G Garden City at 8230 dollars. Go to Petty s for shoes and stockings.
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Melvin Hiserote
Clarence Ruggles
Owasa
Edna E. McCoy
Frank
Courtney
Edgington
Eldora
J. & W.C. Shull
J. & W. C. Shull
Garden City
Jo& W.C. Shull
J. & W. OC. Shull
Buckeye
Anna CG. Hoag
J. G. Welehko
Bock
Rooksylvania
Des Moines
Iowa Falls & Northern Land and Town Lot Company
Mary Harden
Iowa
Walls & Northern Land and Town Company
W. Elisworth
Local Names List From Iowa Falls Rumored Names
A fragmentary list mentions individuals including Ben Levenson Sarah Cloving Frank H Weldes Anna Roberts Fred T Case Edith C Evans and others associated with Radcliffe and Iowa Falls. The text shows scattered names and place mentions with unclear context or event.
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Ben Levenson
Sarah Cloving
Frank H. Weldes
Anna Roberts
Fred T. Case
Edith C. Evans
Union Wednesday ale 21 C. E. Lawrence Clerk
Union record notes a Wednesday entry dated ale 21 C. E with Lawrence listed as Clerk.
Local Happenings in Hardin County Towns
Herald contributors compile brief notices from Hardin County and surrounding towns detailing community events, meetings, and local developments. Read across multiple townships for upcoming activities, public notices, and neighborhood announcements affecting residents.
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Hardin County
New Providence Reporter L T Kersey Seen in Village
Hardin County note. L T Kersey, reporter for The Herald, visited New Providence in the village late last week. The paper emphasizes its semi weekly coverage and all news worth printing.
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Hardin County
L. T. Kersey
Planing Mill and Town Notes Highlight Local News
After returning from Kansas TJ plans new and repair carpentry jobs at the planing mill. Miss Tostenson visits Dillon home. Zearing and New Providence residents tour, while Geo White improves at his son Abner’s. NP Academy beat Liscomb 23 to 0 in basketball as eight graduates are named. Commencement at Penn College features alumni address by Ian R. C. Barrett on making an American citizen.
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Kansas
Geo. White
Abner
New Providence
Zearing
Geo. Wood
Elma
V. Carter
John Martin
Penn College
Oskaloosa
L. D. Stubbs
Union
Academy
Liscomb
Ed Dillon
H. G Cartwright
Bales
Eldora
H. L. Livingstone
Malinda Hunt
Iowa Falls
Rich
Hubbard
Bember & Reece
Murray Wildman
Styles
Ross Doane
Lyle Butler
U. M. Hadley
Nellie Lacher
Elma Wood
Addie Doane
Mabel Reece
Ian R. C. Barrett
Public Instruction
Barrett
United States
Middle West
Iowa
Local Graduations and School Terms Reported
Eldora Junction notes Harry Vigars at New Providence commencement. Miss Cleo Lepley ends spring term in district 7 Union township. Eastward district Newta ends term last Friday. Nellie Cobb teaches. George Hilland L A C J. Miller and C F Miller J T Walton attend IC C F annual district assembly at Iowa Falls.
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Harry Vigars
New Providence
Iriday
Ind
Newta
Nellie Cobb
Messrs
George Hilland L A
C. J. Miller
C. F. Miller
J.T. Walton
The
Iowa Falls
Iowa Crop Bulletin Shows Warm Week With Flooding Damage
The Des Moines weekly crop bulletin for the week ending June 12 2003 reports warm weather aiding corn and crop growth, showers of June 9 benefiting three quarters of the state but causing heavy losses in the Mississippi valley and southeast. Flooding damaged lowlands and slopes. corn outside flooded areas remains fairly cool. Small grains, clover, hay, potatoes, garden vegetables, and fruit perform well with apple yields promising in the north half and at least half a crop in the south.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Clinton
Keokuk
Interesting Trip to California on Overland Route
The Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines run along the historic Overland Route to San Francisco. Travel in tourist sleepers to save money and enjoy the journey, with low California rates available through Kel Lormax GP&TA of Union Pacific, Omaha. Davis & Music provide exclusive Wheeler screen sales.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
California
KEL
Lormax Gp&ta
Omaha
Quality vs Quantity Promotes Proper Digestion and Health
An advertisement asserts that Nard muscles and a strong body come from digestion and assimilation, not food quantity. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Care as digesting all eaten food and delivering nutrients to blood and tissues, curing indigestion belching sour stomach and weak heart, sold by Smith Reed.
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Smith & Reed
Wood for sale and patent tonics advertised by stores
An advertisement promotes cord wood at 2.75 and 83.00 per cord from Crescent Lumber Co. alongside health claims for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Starr Drug Co. products promising digestion, assimilation, red blood, and bone, described as tonic options for the sick and weak at 35 cents.
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Cord Wood
Crescent Lumber Co
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Starr Drug Co
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F. O. Louden
Towa Falls
the Herald
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Sam Walker
Marshalltown
J. F. Hunter
Sheffield
E. W. Nuckolls
W. J. Thompson
J. W. Thompson
the State Bank of Hubbard
F. J. McNeil
F. X. White
Drake
Miss Ames
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Scales
Ackley
Walter Nye
Town City
Genevieve Hardin
Grinnell
Iowa College
Hal Hardin
Flora Allison
A. M. Leach
Belle Swartwood
Robertson
D. D. Leach
Charley Merrill
Grace Davis
Fanny Boyd
Howell
Coe College
Ezra Nuckolls
J. Elgar
State Optical Association
Little Grandsop
Worthen Ward Nuckolls
C. C. Gilman
Mrs. Elon Burlingame
Claire
O. K. Sanquist
Cambridge, Il
Baby
O. K. Mce-Farland
H.C. Hicks
Canton, I
Frank Murphy and
Mutual Telephone Company
T. Kersey
Bertha
Iowa Central
O. BE. Keeneman
Join Steely
Will Pratt
Conirad
C, E
Albrook
Epworth
Delaware County
C. E
That County
A. Austin
Pulaski, New York
Mrs. J. Upton
Carl S. Newcomer
C. C. Merril
Eee Herald Learns
N.R. van Avery
Clear Lake
W. A. Greer
Minneapolis
KR. R. Greer
Petty's
Radcliffe
Lawrence
A. P. Mason
Mgr
C. E, Lawrence
Eldora Junction
Davis & Musi
Citizens Bank
Eldora, Iowa
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