19 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1904
Page
1
Community notes from Timber Valley report new school director Herman Rudolph and A D Meeker moving into the home seat, births, marriages, and local work. Residents like Mrs Emma Whitney recover from travels, Dick Mingle recovers from wood shafting injury, and many visit relatives or shop locally. School election results show K B Jaynes re-elected. revival meetings continue amid March snows and muddy roads.
A colonial style notice invites old customers to visit the Brown Dry Goods Company at the old stand for a modern new store. It promises a few special items on Saturday and invites customers to experience updated goods and service.
String Town notes illness for Little Maggie Stuart and Uncle Daniel Knowles while Ira Stanley and Preston Faris take seasonal posts with H H Graham and L Y Carter. Waldo plans a move to J D Vinayraeni with Florence as Richard Lawrence seeks a home position near Aviawarththouke for D i Faris Spice Clingerman.
Miss Nell Laggatt is at Des Moines. Mrs. John Wasson is on the sick Ross Myers is working for It. Goody. B. J. Lynn was a Radeliine caller on Wednesday. Clark Sabin, of Williams, is here visiting relatives. Cleves, S. Janssen and wife were Iowa Falls visitors Monday. Orin Frerrie and wife were passengers to Buffalo Center last Saturday. Bernice Bleeker is enjoying this week with her little friend Florence King. J. Meyers and Mr. Hendricks were business visitors to our county capitol Monday. Our school closed this week Friday for the spring vacation. Appropriate exercises were rendered by the pupils.
Bancroft & Son of Cedar Falls Iowa mails descriptive catalogs of flowers plants and bulbs to customers and invites noncustomers to request a copy by card.
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