Taft Nominated on First Ballot at Chicago Convention
The Chicago convention nominated Secretary W. H. Taft on the first ballot receiving 702 votes and making him the unanimous choice. Sherman of New York was chosen on the first ballot for vice president. The Independence Bulletin Journal notes three Republican legislative candidates refused to pledge to abide by primary results but were defeated. Colorado Springs Gazette lauds Senator Allison for re election and praises Iowa for restoring the veteran leader to Washington.
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Taft
Chicago
W. H. Taft
Tows
Sherman
New York
Independence Bulletin-Journal
Jawa
Allison
Colorado Springs
Gavette
Lews
Teller
Senate
Nestors
Iowa
Washington
Attendance records required for normal institute
Sec 22 of the Ulster General Assembly requires the county superintendent to file each September with the president of the educational board a list of all persons who held certificates and attended the normal institute the previous year, including days of attendance. A summer school attendance report is also to be secured. The board may grant credit for institute or summer school attendance in future exams or renewals.
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The
Ulst General Assembly
Educational Board of Examiners
Normal Institute
Hardin County School News
Iowa Falls Club Retains County Cup In Local Shoot
The Iowa Falls club won the county cup again at the Ee dora shoot on Tuesday with a team score of 186. Eldora followed with 126, Union 128, Ackley 114, and Steamboat 109. Individual scores for Iowa Falls were Clark 80, Hezzelwood 30, Nelson 27, Brown 26, Thornton 28. The event drew a pleasant crowd. the cup defense is planned for Iowa Falls in a few days as Eldora aims to reclaim.
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Falls Gan
Eedora
Lows Falls
Eldora
Union
Ackley
Steamboat
Iowa Falls
Clark
Hezzelwood
Nelson
Brown
Thornton
Towa Falls
Eldorna
Congress Enacts Broad Emergency Economic Reforms
The measure imposes emergency currency guidelines and sets spending gains, including 30 million for public buildings and nearly one billion in general appropriations. It raises widow pensions to 12 dollars monthly, grants 12 dollars to Mexican and Civil War widows, reclassifies consular service, and starts tariff revision machinery. It also funds two battleships, raises military pay, and institutes universal militia service for able bodied men 18 to 45.
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District of Columbia
Consular Service
Supreme Court of the United States
Philippines
Army
Navy
Marine Corps and Revenue Cutter Service
Movements of the People In a Half Week
Geo Althouse of Ackley comes down midweek. W R Williams and others travel for business, visits to Albion, Peoria, and Chicago. Mrs Eastman plans summer in Albion. Dr Bateson from Scranton visits. Miss Brown and Marie Rogers attend school then vacation home. Several residents attend fairs, races, or college events. Ed Pennington returns to Waverly. TS Martin and Leo Marks at Mason City for trotting meeting.
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Marie Rogers
Iowa City
The
State University
H. S. Martin
Leo Marks
Mason City
Central Iowa Trotting Association
Mr. Martin
Railroad Rates Trim How to Reach Cleveland for NA E A
Travelers are urged to buy round trip tickets to Cleveland to secure the reduced rate for the National Education Association meeting. The certificate plan is dropped and a round trip plan with a lowered fare applies from Keokuk and Ft. Madison, Iowa, and higher but capped fares from other Iowa points. Buy a round trip ticket to gain the reduced rate or purchase one way to Chicago, Keokuk, or Ft. Madison to obtain the round trip to Cleveland.
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National Education Association
Cleveland
Iowa
Keokuk
Ft. Madison
Peoria
Chicago
Mortgage Cancellation Suit in Hardin County Iowa
In Hardin County district court during the September term 1908 George F. Cobb and Luella A. Cobb sue Mrs. William A. Sloan and heirs for a decree cancelling a 1872 mortgage of 438 dollars on parcel described in section 4 township 86 range 19 west. They claim payment and statute of limitations bar, with hearing set for September 2 in Eldora. Attorneys Arteoult & Loopy for plaintiffs. First published July 1, last July 4.
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State of Iowa
Hardin County
District Court
George F. Cobb
Luella A. Cobb
William A. Sloan
Wiliam A Sloan
Sbove
Pinnishly Naling
George H. Cobb
Elizabeth
Cobb
Recorder's Office
Uardin County
Iowa
Hardin District Court
Woos
Cour Donse Dia Eldora
Ames
Local notes and visits across the county
Johnnie Hiscrote is sick Elva Lockwood called in Robertson Monday Mrs Morse and Gona return Belmont Tuesday Mr and Mrs Chas Hoyt drove to Town Falls Tuesday Leo Ellison broke his arm Sunday Geo Fouts and family near Abbott called last week Mrs Frank Reed and daughter Nel lie visited M J Penn home Tuesday Mrs Devar Manning Harold and Flossie Clinton and Ernest Penn visited Frank Reed home Tuesday Willis Clinton and daughter Flossie Mrs Devor Manning and Har old visited Mrs M J Penn Tuesday I Eick visited R J Heath Wednesday Ed Ward left for Illinois Wednesday to visit his mother who is sick Telephone wires were badly mixed by recent winds Carpenters work on barn at Richard Grulich farm destroyed by wind three weeks ago Mrs C W Fossler and son Fremont returned from visit to her daughter near Buckeye Tuesday Mrs A C Smith returned to Kewanee Ill Tuesday after two weeks with sister Mrs Townsend and relatives
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Frank Reed
Nellie
M. J. Penn
Devar Manning
Harold
Flossie Clinton
Ernest Penn
Willis Clinton
Flossie
Devur Manning
C. W. Fossler
Fremont
Fred Sheets
Buckeye
A. C. Smith
Kewanee
Co. W. Townsend
Sunday Socials and Local Notices Highlight Week
Jim Shaner and family spent Sunday with his brother Sam. John Poster and wife attended church Sunday evening. Bert Wilkinson spent Sunday with his wife and young son. Children’s day exercises postponed two weeks. John Rutherford and W. A. Wickham were in Iowa Falls on Thursday. Belle Cromwell of Berlin Wisconsin guest of Mrs. Henry Kislin. Heavy rainfall Wednesday halted cornfield work for the week. Alice Walton and daughter from near Eldora visited local friends. Ida Harris staying with niece Vivian Klopp at Buckeye while Klopp couple visit Missouri. Mrs Frank Robb of Burlington Kansas arrived for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lambright. Mr. L. in very poor health.
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Jim Shaner
Sam
John Poster
Bert Wilkinson
John Rutherford
W. A. Wickham
Iowa Falls
Belle Cromwell
Berlin
Wisconsin
Henry Kislin
Alice Walton
Eldora
Ida Harris
Vivian Klopp
Buckeye
Klopp
Missour
Frank Robb
Burlington
Kansas
Lambright
Licensed to Wed in Window Falls Marriage Record
Warren T. Johnson and Mariam W. Pyle publish intention to wed in Towa Falls. Chas. G. Cook and Emma A. Strouse associated with ceremony records. Eldora noted in the local marriage notices with fragmentary details and formalities.
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Warren T. Johnson
Towa Falls
Mariam W. Pyle
Chas. G. Cook
Cee
Ee Cunce Union
Emma A Strouse
Ccceseee
Eldora
Money to loan at lowest rates of farm security
Money to loan at lowest rates of farm security. Call and see what I can do for you before placing your loan. It will pay you. J. B. Mather. Buy the Wheeler screen it has no equal no ladder needed to put up price on Sold only by Davis and Moser. Buy your hard coal now to secure the lowest price of the season. Davis and Moser go to for Tennessee Red Cedar posts best line of posts in the county.
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J. B. Mather
Wheeler
Davis & Moser
Tennessee Red Cedar
Mower Repairing By Eldora Plow and Blacksmith Co
Eldora Plow and Blacksmith Co announces expanded stock of mower knives harvester sickles and sections and offers rapid repair service for mowing machines. Prompt general repairs and blacksmithing provided to restore equipment quickly.
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Low
Eldora Plow & Blacksmith Co
Newcomer Co Eyes Loans in Lowa Tarime
J D Newcomer Company indicates availability of funds for loans in Lowa Tarime with targeted financing options. The note underscores ongoing liquidity and readiness to support local borrowers.
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the Herald
Oliver J. Smith
Congress
the Institute
Herald
Geo. Althouse
the World
W. R. Williams
Peoria, V
J. C. Bateson
Scranton, Pa
Helen Brown
Secor
Don Bateson
Kent Hardin
Mrs. Hardin
Louisville, Ky
W. PF. Spry
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
FP. J. Walton
Pleasant Township
Boulder
Colo
Y H. S. Martin
Hardin County Fair
New Hampton
Ed Pennington
Waverly
J. W. Taylor
State of
Nevada
W. M. Satchell
Mr. Satchell
J. IF. Hardin
Louisville
C. E. Albrook
W. J. Murray
the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Karl Borsuck
Fond du Lac
Wias
B. J. Lynn
Pt. Pleasant
Texas
Lynn
B. D. Robb
Earl Robb
Cedar Falls
E. A
Poseyville
Johnnie Hiscrote
Elva Lockwood
Robertson
Gifford
Bertin
Pond &Strothers
Dodd & Strother
Walker, 24Ne & Johnston
Carl S. Newcomer
Branvoun
Quaman-Allianon
N.Y. Cxperwrrentens
Connecticut
National
Run Association
Pennsylvania
St. Pau
Surety Bonds ficuLtry & Deposit Co., of
Maryland
Life, Agcident, Liability Travelers of Connecticut
U. 8
Patent Office
Washington, D
Hardin County State Bank
Meon Duren
J.D. Newcomer
Kelia D Robb
Cashie Jas
Directora
Thomas Megan
Melkteen Duren
J. D. Newcomer
C. E. Greaf
Davis
Geo
BE. Giluson
Thomas Larson
Astierapy
Court House
First National Bank
United States Depository
Dapoalta
Bales
W. E. Rathbone
A. W. Orosian
Ouahier
Nzoro Rsw
C. F . Stauffer
Perone
Sauda
Marif Halos
Musvay
Hain Inmonas
Mour Banking Bubineeg -Rolicited
Tuna
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University Fund
College Normal Fund
County Road Insane Fund
Poor
Spoor
County Orphan Ft Roldiers
Corporation
Waiter
Board of
Heath Two
Ins Institute
School
Board of Supervisors
J.B. Starr, Jr
J. H. Hadley
Pitmans
Pitman
McCormick, Deering
Eldora Plow and Blacksmith Company
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J.D. Newcomer Company
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