Republican primaries set for June 6 1903 candidates seek supervisor seat
Announcement from C E Burnin of New Providence Iowa to run in the Republican primary on June 6 1903 for member of the board of supervisors, subject to voter decision. Also notes shifts in Iowa politics including the Delaware senatorial contest result and broader commentary on national issues, editorials and public notices. The piece ends with an ad for Rocky Mountain Tea at Ellsworth Drug Co.
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Herald
Board of Supervisors
C. EB
Burnin
New Providence
Iowa
Iowa Land Values and Political Nominations Highlight 1899 Reports
The state auditor's 1899 land valuations show per acre assessments from 21.21 to 58.08 with Grundy County averaging 42,406. Scott County highest, Allamakee lowest. The Ton John T Hamilton of Cedar Rapids is urged by the Ton Post as a strong gubernatorial Democrat candidate, seen as clean and capable to match Boies. Judge Porter of Tidora disputes belt line claims, notes support from capitalists and possible backers behind the long electric railroad project.
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Scott County
Almamakee
Grundy
Forth Dodge Post
Judge Porter
Tidora
The
Lakes
Gulf
Ackley World
Daily Papers
Ile
Political contest grows for state representative seat
Unclear candidate rosters indicate a heated Republican primary race in Jardin county with Henry C. Chapin of Union announcing candidacy and Wen. Mark J. Murry already set to contest. The latest Tribune notes Neuman's strong standing as a Democratic official, his competence, and the likelihood of GOP competition shaping the field before the June election. Rocky Mountain Vea ad appears as an unrelated product note.
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Ienry C. Chapin
Union
Wen
Mark J. Murry
Neuman
Cus
Ackley World
Jardin County
the Herald
Ardin
Board of Supervisors
August Neuman
Ackley
Low Rate Excursions for Homeseekers Carted by Railway
On the first and third Tuesdays of February March and April 1903 the Town Central Railway will sell excursion tickets for homeseekers to western southern southwestern and southeastern points at one fare plus 2 dollars for a round trip limited 21 days from sale date. Inquiries to any Iowa Central ticket agent or to A B Cutts G P Tt A Minneapolis Minn.
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Town Central Railway
Iowa Central
A. B. Cutts
Cheap Landseekers Rates to Northwest
The Iowa Central railway offers homeseekers a round trip fare of one fare plus 2 to all points in Northern Minnesota and North Dakota, with weekly Tuesday sales. One way tickets are sold at the same time. For full particulars inquire of any Iowa Central ticket agent or A. B. Cutts GP TA Minneapolis Minn. April 30.
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Northwest
Iowa Central Railway
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa Central
A. B. Cutts
GP &Ta
Minneapolis
Minn
Eldora Iowa Holds Municipal Election March 30 1908
Eldora Iowa announces the annual municipal election on Monday March 30 1908 for four council seats one per ward. Polls run 8 am to 6 pm at ward specific locations including Hirst ward 58 Whited Second ward Hotel Slack sample rooms Third ward City council chamber Fourth ward Grand Jury room court house. Eldora February 25 1903 Billis D Ross Mayor L J Svout City Clerk.
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Eldora
Iowa
Hirst
Whited
Slack
City Council
Billis D. Ross
L. J. Svout
Crescent Lumber Company Incorporation Notice in Eldora
The undersigned incorporators announce the formation of Crescent Lumber Company with principal business in Eldora Town. Capital stock authorized 25000 dollars, 20000 paid in, remaining 5000 to be paid prior to issuance. Commencement January 19, 1903 for twenty years. Directors consist of three stockholders elected by majority vote at the annual stockholders meeting each January. Maximum indebtedness 10000 dollars. Exemption from corporate debts for stockholders. Dated February 1, 1903. Howard Fouiyrr, J. H. Gunpy, H. S. Martin, J. Baus, W. J. Murnay.
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Crescent Lumber Company
Eldora
Board of Directors
A.D
Howard Fouiyrr
J. H. Gunpy
H.S. Martin
W.J. Murnay
Eldora Mayors Proclamation on Sewer Plan Hearing
The mayor invites all Eldora property owners to a April 4 1903 hearing at the city hall to consider a resolution authorizing a new sewer system. The plan filed by city engineer L Higgins contemplates a ten year levy of two mills to fund bonds and costs with assessments on all taxable property. Residents may object to the sewer project assessment or any aspect of the proposal. Louis D Roun, Mayor.
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City of
Eldora
Midora
Iowa
L. Higgins
Eidora
Cit
Eouis D
Roun
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Iardin County
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Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Sioux City Journal
Tun “Lowa
Ackley World Now
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Furry
Geo. D. Perkins
Mr. Bryan
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Clifton
Cedar Rapids
Father
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Grandpa
Ellsworth Drug Co
Rocky Mountain Vea
Hellsworth Drug Co
Gertrude E. Fenner
Marion
Ind
Smith & Reed
DeWitt
Annie Gente N Upnensen
Mertcon
Duren
Lick D. Hubbarl
Ells D. Rone
Cagshie
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Hardin County Bank
Alice D. Trubbard
O. McKeen Duren
J. D. Newcomer
C. E. Greef
Davis
J. Miles
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D. E. Byam
W. Pres
W.d.murray
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J. A. Bales
W. H. Martin
W. J. Moir GC
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Ad. E. Byam
Albrook & Lundy, Attorneys
N. C. Morse, M. D
Surgeon Central Iowa Railway
South Side
C. B. Davis
Frank H. Noble
Hardin County
Eldora, Iowa
C. Burling
B. Davis
Examiner
A. N. Drake
Elpdorra
Court House
Geo. W. Ward
C. L. Hays
Wisner Oper House
Stephen Whited
Winchester Pharmacy
J. A. Balcom
Herald Office
Geo. W. Williamson
Nice
Jacob Schirmayer
CITY
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Aivern
Crescent Lumber Co
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W. B. Strother
Californa
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OURO
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MFRS
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