Eldora and Iowa debates on crime and grandstands
In The Herald editorials call for Iowa to adopt kidnapping as a death offense, note Minnesota and Pennsylvania moves, mock South Dakota seed chatter, and praise Roosevelt's departure. Whipple bill shifts state college control to a governor appointed nine member commission. Des Moines grandstand funding debated. Hardin County fair deserves equity.
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Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Whipple
State University
Agricultural College and Normal School
Des Moines
Hardin County
Governor Seeks Criticism, Auditor Reports Irregularity
The text notes Governor Carroll seeks to critique his predecessor's administration while the current auditor reveals irregularities in the auditor's office under Carroll. It argues a good governor should make his own record without attacking a former regime and that conditions and people change.
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Carroll
Insurgent Iowa congressmen cited by Pat Murphy
A Wail from Pat Murphy argues about thirty-five insurgents in Congress and a split among Republicans. The Vinton Eagle notes rallying support against the House leadership. A Rippley bill amends law to bar dumping garbage and night soil into rivers, though city sewers would still allow it.
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Wood
Good
Pickett and Kendall
Iowa
National House of Representatives
House
Vinton Eagle
Bro. Murphy
Rippley
Hardin County Savings Bank Promotes Real Estate Loans
The bank advertises ample funds for first class real estate loans at low rates in Hardin County. Prospective borrowers are urged to contact before securing a loan. The institution notes forty years of business experience.
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Hardin County Savings Bank
Hardin County
Personal notices from Eldora and nearby towns
A roundup of visits and trips shows Mrs. C A Reavers in Des Moines, Mrs. Lou Rogers in Eldora, J M Stout visiting Mason City, and Everett Fannon en route to Steamboat Rock. Others travel to Marshalltown, Ackley, Des Moines, Rockwell, Ames, Hastings, and Sioux City. Notables include Rev Father Convery, Dr C A Moore, and Merton Barber moving to Lanark Illinois.
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Lou Rogers
Union
Eldora
J. M. Stout
Mason City
Igou Family Plans Move to New Mexico for Health
Mrs. Jesse Igou and family will depart in a few days to join Mr. Igou who is in New Mexico for his health. They expect to establish a home there in the warmer climate, possibly on a permanent basis.
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Roosevelt
E. H. Rathbone
Hardin
Wyorming
Marshalltown
West
Jesse Igou
New Mexico
Mr. Igou
Religious Service Schedule and Union Meetings
A summary of area church activities. Presbyterian Bible School and Christian Science at Universalist church with open reading room hours, Baptists hold morning services and evening union meeting, Methodist morning services with evening union at Baptist church, Congregational offers a sermon on Prayer and a Baptist echo service, Des Moines missionary convention notes and temperance day program led by Mrs Hardin.
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Universalist Church
Methodist
The
Baptist Church
Des Moines
Hardin
Steamboat Rock Roller Mills Seed Wheat Sale
J W Bass Co advertises seed wheat sale on March 20 with Minnesota Blue Stem at 1.25 per bushel and North Iowa Blue Stem at 1.15 per bushel. Guaranteed enough for all. The Hardin County Savings offers loans on first class real estate.
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Steamboat Rock Roller Mills
Minnesota
Iowa
J. W. Bass & Co
Sealed Proposals Sought for Eldora Water Works Machinery
The water works committee invites sealed proposals until 7:30 p m on April 12 1909 to furnish and install a deep well power pump head a 100 horsepower open heater and purifier and a strain boiler feed pump at the Eldora Iowa water works station Plans and specifications are on file at the water works station The right to reject any or all bids is reserved L F Brown chairman water works committee
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Water Works Committee
Water Works
Eldora
Iowa
Water Works Station
Triumphs' Homeo Medicine Co Corner Ham and Ann Streets
An advertisement from Triumphs' Homeo Medicine Company located at the corner of Ham Street and Ann Street in New York lists their product line and contact details. The cost, availability, and specific remedies are presented in a typical late 19th or early 20th century promotional notice.
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Tumphreys’ Homeo, Medicine Co
Cornerham and
Ann Streets
New York
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J. A. Landis
the Herald
H. E. Moffett
Waterloo
Ft. Dodge
South Pole
England
Iowa Senate
Willie Whitla
Sharon
South Dakota
Pat Murphy
Advertia
Jersey
Paul M. Smith
Galesman
Harvey Oll Vo
Cleveland
Herald Office
Mason’s Pavilion
C. A. Reavers
Everett Fannon
Steamboat Rock
Larson
Maria F. Snyder
Ted
Auditor’s
Ackley
Jay Newcomer
Oklahoma
Father Convery
Rockwell
Robt. Speers
Ames
Lee Edgington
Chariton, Iowa
Ethan St. John of
Fred Nelson
Iowa Falls
Fedora
C. A. Moore
Sioux City
F. J. McNeil
C. M. Haas
California
S. L. Iverson of
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Herald
Mae Vigars
Morning Side
Miriam Wills
Sioux Falls, S. D
Reuben Silvius
J. F. Tyler
Turon
Kansas
Mrs. W. Rowen
Union Wednesday
Neice
Miss Dottie Rowen
M. F. Healey
Cedar Rapids
Uss
Percy ‘Hunter
St. Paul
I. N. Hunter
J. A. Frank
C. L. Kersey
Spoor
Merton Barber
Riley
Lanark
Illinois
Che
Presbyterian
Christian Science
L. F. Brown
Chairman Water Works Com
Monarch
Sua Gee
Ferndale Brands
James Scurry, Eldora
Jgooco Voooggoogs
Humphreys
A.A
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H.H
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