Hardin County Anti-Saloon League Convention Report
Eldora hosts the annual Hardin Anti-Saloon League gathering with Dr. Hubbard of Cedar Rapids addressing congregations. The 3rd annual session elected officers, funded league work, and outlined plans for improving conditions with delegates from Union, Eldora, Ackley, Radcliffe and other townships attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin Anti-Saloon League
Eldora
Jesse Cole
Iowa Soldiers’ Home
Marshalltown
Congregational Church
W. E. Stanley
County League
Dr. Hubbard
Cedar Rapids
State League
City
M. E. Church
Union
Hubbard
State Anti-Saloon League
E. D. ‘Vorkes
Ackley
Co. C. Warner
Geo. B. Shoemaker
C. L. Hays
W. G. Hubbard
D. D
Town Ant Saloon League
Iowa
R. R. Newby
New Providence
L. D. Stubbs
C. CG. Davis
Iowa Falls
J. E. Cruzan
T. L. Tweet
Radcliffe
C. C. Warner
Robt. Howie
Pleasant Township
BE. D. Workes
J. H. Bales
Willcox
Rough Woods
Department of Aggressive Work
Anti-Saloon League
Hardin County
E D. Workes
C. O. “Warner
League
L. W. Harris
W. M. Satchell
Pleasant Two
M. L. B. Rogers
J. B. Griffith
U. G. Lancaster
M. J. Furry
Alden
C. BE
Plummer
M. N. Smith
M. L. Barnes
Whitten
I. N. Rich
Itna
J.C. McMannes
J.Q. Hall
Hardin
E.R. Calkins
R. F. D. Alden
Fred Spencer
Buckeye
A. P. Kellogg
Ellis
Frank Riley
Jackson
N. H. Simpson
Owasa
Clay
Robt
Wigginbotham
L. A. Daggett
Eldora Rh
Pleasant
G. L. Blackman
Eldora R
Tipton
Geo. C. Cable
Sherman
L. I. Smith
Concord
S. A. Bushman
Grant
Nenry Granner
Correcting a Burrell assertion on cowbirds and crows
The Trigg State Register reprints a Washington IA Press correction by Howard A. Burrell about bird species. It clarifies that the cow bird or cow blackbird, not the crow blackbird, is responsible for the behavior described, likening the analogy to human society and matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Burrell
Washington, Ia
Burrell
Bro. Burrell
Trigg State Register
Crop Bulletin for Des Moines Iowa May 1 1908
Crop conditions across Iowa show near normal temperatures in the central district and above normal in the Mississippi valley, with below normal in the Missouri valley. Rainfall light in the north, normal central, excess in the south. Farm work advances with corn planting likely the first week of May. Wheat oats and rye growing well, pastures good, fruit trees blooming with little frost damage. The general crop situation remains excellent. Buy Black Band coal by Davis and Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Central District
Missouri Valley
Eldora Lecture Course Promises Star Lineup For 1904
Eldora’s lecture committee unveils a six member season featuring Gov LaFollette McCutcheon Bangs Ernest Thompson Seton and entertainers Carter and Tyroleans. The 1904 program is praised as the finest for a town of Eldora’s size with strong financial forecasts and growing patronage. Season tickets will go on sale in due time as The Herald touts broad public appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. LaFollette
Wisconsin
McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
John Kendrick Bangs
Styx
Bavaria
Slayton
Eldora
Herald
Auction yet early for sale of tickets announcement
It is yet too soon to begin to agitate for the sale of tickets. It will have a good deal to say later, as soon as the advance sale of season tickets shall begin. Dr. B. E. Purcell, practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat, at Emergency hospital, May 2-16-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Purcell
Miss Elizabeth Liscombe Dies in Minneapolis Bereavement
Miss Elizabeth Liscombe died yesterday at Ashbury hospital after months of illness. This is the second death in the family within a month, her sister Avis having died in California. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow from the Church of the Redeemer chapel. She leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. Anslem G. Liscombe, three sisters Cora B May and Marie, two brothers Edwin G and David J, and a sister Miss May Liscombe in California. The body will be placed in the receiving vault beside her sister for a double interment later. The deceased was born in Point Pleasant Iowa and spent much of her life in Michigan and Chicago before moving to Minneapolis ten years ago to run a hairdressing business and later the West hotel venture. She was active in the YWCA and Business Women's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Liscombe
Ashbury Hospital
Avis
California
Miss Liscombe
Church of the Redeemer
Anslem G. Liscombe
Cora B
May
Marie
Edwin G
David J
May Liscombe
Hume & Davies
Point Pleasant
Iowa
Minneapolis
Michigan
Chicago
West Hotel
Business Women’s Club
Minneapolis Evening Journal
Wood for winter cord wood at Crescent Lumber Co
Crescent Lumber Co offers cord wood for next winter at 2.75 to 3.00 dollars per cord. Buyers encouraged to purchase early as supply may vary with season. Prices shown likely reflect bulk wood offerings for residential heating.
Popular Talks On Law Tenant Rights To Alter Premises
William Sprague explains tenant limits on alterations in leased spaces. Alterations are not allowed without landlord consent even if improvements. Tenants may do non permanent changes removable at end of lease. permanent changes require permission or risk injunction and damages. Next talk will cover removing fixtures. Also notice of 800 men's and boys' salts for sale by C K Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Sprague
Sprague Correspondence School of Law
The
Herald
Loss Adjusted Easily by Insurance Writ
The report notes the loss was easily settled as the insurance coverage was legally written by an insurer. No further details on the party or policy are provided in the accessible text.
Tenant Rights and Landlord Restrictions in Leases
The law presumes tenants may alter premises reasonably to fit use but if the lease specifies a fixed use the restriction may limit other uses. Landlords should ensure any prohibition is positive and definite. Alterations without landlord permission are generally not allowed, and tenants cannot cut windows without consent.
Eldora Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birthday
Eldora residents report Geo Cobb and daughter Josephine visiting G F Cobb home on Saturday while Rev. Wager, Gilford M E church pastor, called Friday. Mrs. C I Miller hosted relatives at a dinner party for her father Mr A Wentworth's seventieth birthday with Mr and Mrs C T Caster Miss Minnie Wentworth Mr A Osborn Mr and Mrs J T Walton and Master Robert Caster in attendance.
Local news notes on residents and new merchants
Abbott A Pemberton was in this vicinity Saturday buying cattle Mr Gardner has begun erecting his new residence on his lot in town Asher Son the new merchants are starting their wagon on the road this week Mrs Hillman has started a catechism class While meets every Saturday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pemberton
Gardner
Asher & Son
OWA Inventors Patent List From Iowa This Week
A Washington report lists Iowa inventors with issued patents this week. Names include Samuel H. Coleman Ottumwa wire fence machine and Wins J. Pugh Davenport pressure controlled electric switch, plus several cultivators, fish hooks, clamps and related devices from Cedar Rapids Sioux City Davenport and Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Swith Ww Co
Washington
2.C
Prank HK. Petsel
Iowa City
Win
J. Pugh
Davenport
Justin M. St. John
Cedar Rapids
Clarence W. Taylor
Sioux City
Adolph Wahle
Howard S. West
Council Bluffs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anusaloon League
Cole
Crop Bulletin
Davis & Moser
Cara
Wood
Crescent Lumber Co
BROWN
Citizens Bank
J. F. Hardin
C.K. Perry
Papa
Jian
Eldora Junction
Geo. Cobb
Josephine
G. FP. Cobb
Abbott
OWA
Lay
Petty’s
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