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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1903
Page
4
The Herald lists that regular subscriptions continue until ordered stopped and arrears cleared. Church and society entertainments and similar money making notices will be charged per insertion. obituaries secular meetings and bank cards fall under classified notices with defined rates.
The Republican primary for Hardin County Iowa is set for June 6 1903 to nominate candidates for County Superintendent Treasurer Sheriff Coroner Surveyor Representative and one Board of Supervisors member. Also elect township committeemen and delegates to the county convention at Eldora to select delegates for the state convention. Polls open 2 pm to 7 pm local time.
Candidates declare runs for the June 6 1903 Hardin County Republican primaries. ManK Gd furry seeks reelection to the House of Representatives. Ed Werald announces his candidacy for the state legislature. Jt Citar also entries for the primary.
Editorial notice from Werald announces H S Marvin as candidate for treasurer of Tirdin county and Mrs Enna 2 Chassell for County Superintendent of Schools, both timing ahead of the Republican primaries on June 6.
Ed Werald declares candidacy before the Republican primaries held on June 6, 1903, seeking the office of sheriff. The nomination remains subject to voters’ decision, with T. W. Scunry noted in the announcement.
Editor Merald notes Tirus Walsh declares for sheriff of Hardin county subject to Republican primaries. Herald cites Ilf Granner announcing for Hardin county supervisor also pending primary decision.
C E Burner of New Providence Iowa announces candidacy for the Republican primary election to be held June 6 1903 for the office of member of the board of supervisors subject to voters decision.
Presbyterian Assembly coverage notes Iowa Central railway selling El Dora to Los Angeles or San Francisco round trip tickets at 50 dollars. Sale dates May 3 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 with final return by July 16 1903. Diverse routes and stopovers allowed. for details contact local agents or A B Cutts GP&TA Minneapolis Minn.
T W Scurry conducts a steady county canvass as aid reports rise in favor of his sheriff bid. The Republican state central committee names Geo D Perkins of the Sioux City Journal as temporary chairman for the Des Moines convention on July 1. The Enterprise defends its independence and hints at an orderly, harmonious gathering.
Editor Anderson, ex publisher of the Grundy Center Republican, seeks to consolidate the Fe dora Herald and Ledger with a proposed price of 7500. The piece notes several towns in Hardin and surrounding counties and critiques local advertising patterns impacting newspaper value and town prosperity.
At a Southwestern Iowa Editorial Association gathering editors received a novelty pair of shears with a cautionary motto about prudent use of the pen. The card warns against over clipping and urges editors to wield sharp writing with care, lest intellect dulls and careers suffer. J. F. Hardin, Eldora, Iowa, promotes time deposits, farm loans, and reliable abstracts of title.
Frank A. Vand erlip argues New England must seek abroad for growth as South and West gain independence in industry. Cotton and leather rise in the South and West, while New England sees stagnant bank capital and limited corporate growth. He urges New England to become the head and center of a major foreign trade push to sustain its manufacturing future.
An essay argues soul is a product of imagination tied to mind and senses, denying human superiority in divine right. It claims all organized beings exhibit life phenomena. the loss of a vital spark leads to disintegration, suggesting all organisms share soul-like qualities.
Labor has two indefeasible rights the right to contract for employment on satisfactory terms and the right to refuse employment provided no communal personal support is sought Every person self supporting and law abiding has a right to work or not to work This is an individual right and laws of a free government must protect but no person may prevent another from wanting to work People have the right to work without molestation
A commentator argues that women's industrial freedom may slightly lower marriage rates and raise divorces, yet asserts personal calm. The text contends self-support empowers women, reducing the need to enter marriage merely for home and protection.
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