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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
5
March notes from The Herald Brevites summarize social moves in Ackley Eldora and nearby towns. Mentions weddings moves births a court calendar seed corn sale and public notices with dozens of named residents and places.
The Herald’s half week update records movements of residents and visitors across towns. Names include Miss Hortense Vorter Des Moines trips, Mrs H H Hendryx illness, lawyers Albrook and Bryson court business, Miss Ainslie Tama and Toledo travel, and many family visits, illnesses, and relocations among Hubbard, Eldora, Osceola, Iowa Falls, and surrounding areas.
Chas Molick the blacksmith has invented a hay loader and fork likely to lead in that class. He demonstrates a sample fork in his shop and has applied for a patent. Nearby, the Blair family prepares to move to Portland, Oregon for at least a year, with Ralph Clampitt and Lela Norman married in Union. Covert coats advertised at Brown's, election looming for school directors.
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