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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1909

Page

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Government Wrongs Two Eldora Men and Red Tape

A letter from John Porter in Boise May 17 1909 details disputed contracts on the Minidoka Irrigation Project. He accuses government officers of dishonesty and outlines losses and contested classifications, pressing for redress for Monarch & Porter and citing engineers’ and secretaries’ conflicting actions. He warns of further revelations to come.

Boise Idaho Herald Homie J. W. Monarch W. S. Porter United States Monarch & Porter Minadoka Snake ‘River Ross Secretary of the Interior Mr. Ross Garfield Special Board of Engineers D. W. Ross Supreme Court of New Jersey John Porter

Abstracts of Title for Hardin County Iowa Lands

Abstracts typed certified and warranted up-to-date for Hardin and Grundy counties Iowa. Over thirty years in business with biweekly updates. Also loans on land and town property at low interest. Prompt service, no delay. Call or address the office.

Hardin County Iowa Hardin and Grundy County

Burling Farm Loan Offer in Eldora Iowa

An Eldora Iowa broker advertises farm loans promising low rates and personal service. The notice urges farmers to call and discuss loan options before placing deposits or securing credit, highlighting the aim to help with farm security and financial needs.

J. B. Maran

Successful Spelling Contest Lets County Pupils Shine

The first Hardin county spelling contest was held in the court room Saturday with about 60 children and 35 to 40 teachers present. Fifteen townships represented. Eldora, Clay and Sherman did not attend. Seniors spelled 300 words, juniors 250. Winners: seniors Emma Roll and Mary Huffman. juniors Wendell Clampitt and Gladys Walton. Prizes given by Miss Scurry. refreshments served after.

Hardin County Court House Eldora, Clay Sherman Gladys Walton Etna Township Bryson Iowa Falls Miss Allison Eldora Robertson School Miss Scurry Wendell Clampitt Katie Geary Alden Mary Huffman Owasa Emma Roll Edora Maree Bacon Frances Fouts Ackley Clifford Clemons New Providence Ross Hauser Union Ernest Wilds Buckeye Township Lana Lee Concord Edna Thompson Hubbard Lester Huffman Christine Leerberg Amanda Lettow Willie King Emma Risse Eva Lott Clara Richstmeier Robertson Eva Miller Annie Sampson Radcliffe Anita Klein

New Providence Social Roundup Mirrors Eldora Weekend Visits

Misses Elizabeth Lundy and Anna Claussen drove to Eldora Saturday while Mrs F L Tansey came from Conrad Wednesday and returned Friday. Mr and Mrs W H Shelton entertained out of town guests. Sarah Walthal visited sister D A Pidgeon. Dr C O Mabee traveled to Dubuque last week. Henry Howard and daughter H W Moninger visited a few days. R W Tansey and H W Andrews and Ilo Larson attended Marshalltown Friday. Carey Macy returned home after teaching in Nebraska. 8 D Moon Jr arrived May 19 weighing 11 pounds. A large local party rode the special train to Marshalltown Sunday for meetings. Mrs R R Swallum of Hubbard visited W H Butler and attended Dr Sharpleay’s lecture.

Robert Moore N. S. Martin W. H. Shelton Sarah Walthal D. A. Pidgeon C. O. Mabee Dubuque Henry Howard H. W. Moninger Mesdames R. W. Tansey H. W. Andrews Ilo Larson Marshalltown Carey Macy Nebraska D. Moon Jr B. H. Moon R. R. Swallum of Hubbard W. H. Butler Sharpleay Walton Reiph Glenn Eldora

Eldora baseball team name ballot stalls at bank

Ballot for naming Eldora baseball team opened at First National Bank last Friday but no name gained traction. Four votes for Tigers Pirates Irish Kids each. many other names received single votes. The Herald proposes selling naming rights to highest bidder with sealed bids due June 1 at noon. Vote tally and bidding instructions printed by B. D. Robb & Son.

First National Bank Eldora Tigers Pirates Boosters the Earls Omegas Roughnecks River Rats the Grafters Eldora Greenbacks Hornets Stars Billy Sundays Crowdabbers Eldora’s Best Weary Willies Merry Widows Billikena Invincibles Eldora’s Great Expectations Bunnies Giants Indians Sporte Norve A’s Firstfoots Tyler Discovery Bells Wisners Sharp Hitters High Rollers Herald

Colorada Uta h Yellowsto ne Pacific Coast Train Rates

Advertises special low round trip rates via the Chicago and Northwestern to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Glenwood Springs, Yellowstone, and Pacific coast cities like San Francisco and Seattle. Highlights liberal stopovers, expo visits, and free maps. invites readers to consult ticket agents for details and itineraries. Also notes a prize for new Herald subscriptions in Grundy and Hardin counties and a misspelled past promotion.

Chicago & Northwestern By Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Colcordo Yellowstone National Park San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Vancouver Pacific Coast Seattle Exposition Chicago & Northwestern Herald Grundy Hardin Edgar's Enedesis Myli

Kingaley Native Doak Veteran of Civil War Dies

Wm. Doak, formerly of Hardin county, died at his Kingaley home May 20, 1909. He enlisted with Co. EB 15th Ohio Infantry at war start, re-enlisted Jan 1, 1864, was wounded thrice at Stone River, Chickamauga, and Nashville. He moved to Grundy county in 1871, served two terms as county treasurer, and was buried in Eldora Cemetery Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. W. E. Stanley officiating.

Wm. Doak Hardin County Kingaley Co. EB 15Th Ohio Infantry Stone River Chickamauga Nashville Grundy County Termane County Treneurer Eldora Cemetery Pediaanon Dan Strickler W. E. Stanley

Rexall Eat Them Like Candy Ad

An old Rexall advertisement urges readers to take Rexall constipation aids like candy and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It touts ease of use for relief at any time day or night and features garbled spellings characteristic of early 20th century copy.

Monarch & Porter Rexall Nith& Reed Rexellatore

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U. S Price Oregon Short Line Rail Road Co U. S. U. Railroad C. Burling Eldora, Iowa Elizabeth Lundy Anna Claussen F. L. Tansey Conrad the Citizens Savings Bank J. F. Hardin Eidora Eges B. D. Robb & Son Colorado Utah Yellowstone Fresa Peter Jensen
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