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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1903

Page

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Four Days Gleaning in Local and Hardin County Field

A compact Eldora Iowa brief highlights local news items and political notes. It mentions weather hints, Dr Wood’s medicine, property moves by T L Riley and the Tiede family, school board scheduling issues, and political campaign reflections in Hardin county. It notes the G A R pension aid push, formation of a local W O C T A, and criticism of the X ray mut hole incident. Local court adjournment precedes Election Day.

Eldora Hardin County

Purely Personal Points The Movements of Eldora People

Movements of residents and visitors in Eldora noted as people come and go. Parker Davis left Saturday for Pennsylvania to visit relatives and tend to business for a time. Mandy Phillips came from Marshalltown Saturday and stayed with her family until Monday morning.

Parker Davis Pennsylvania Mandy Phillips Marshalltown

Obituary notes western Iowa and Eldora residents

The community records obituaries and visiting relatives from Iowa Falls Eldora Marshalltown and Warren Illinois. Franklin B Stout born 1814 Indiana died Oct 30 1903 near Eldora after a long life of faith and service. Funeral at Eldora Oct 31 or Nov 1 conducted by Rev Shoemaker with interment beside wife and son.

Voter Judgment Prompted By Yesterday's Polls

The reader can judge the accuracy of his political judgment today better than The Herald scribe who writes on Monday evening, reflecting on yesterday's polls and their implications.

Herald

Grandma Stage Dies at Nearly 98 in Eldora Home

Barbara A Stage, oldest resident of Eldora and possibly Hardin county, died Monday evening at 6 o clock at her daughter Mrs A W McDonalds home aged 97 years and seven months She was born in Pennsylvania on April 23 1866 came to Iowa in 1855 lived in Eldora since 1895 and survived by three sons Samuel Luke and Albert Funeral arrangements were incomplete at press time.

Franklin Benjamin Stout Indiana Eldora Iowa Mr. Stout Juliana Ewing Union County Stout Hardin County Franklin B. Stout Cumberland Presbyterian Church Geo. B. Shoemaker Methodist Episcopal Church of Grandma Stage A. W. McDonald Barbara A. Stage Pennsylvania Ohio Johnson Samuel Luke Albert McDonald Home

Neighborhood Gossip from Heralds Local News

Neighborhood gossip column recaps town happenings with names like Alden John C Crockett Walter Cox and Ruth Colt. Mentions a new pipe organ for the M E church, a W D O Connell political speech, dental notices, moving plans, social updates, and L A S officers with past year finances.

Academy Triumph Over Union Second Teams 20 to 0

Sunday reports from New Providence note Union and Academy second teams in a football clash ending 20 to 0 in favor of the Academy. Local events include lectures on temperance, society teas, and a Boston Ladies Symphony concert. Obituaries list the death of Mr. J. K. Carter after a brief illness.

Helen Tostenson Liberty Mary Sibbits Kansas E. J. Wood McGee Chickasaw Union Academy J. K. Carter Liscomb Academy Girls New Providence Boston Ladies' Symphony

Untitled fragment on Basile and Dean's Ointment

Fragment mentions Basile cured and Dean's Ointment said to never fail while noting terrible torment to little folks and some older ones. Context and full meaning are unclear due to truncated text.

Alves Basile Dean

Prominent Citizen Dies in Iowa Farm Community

James K. Carter of Providence Township died at his New Providence home Sunday morning at 8 oclock after a weeklong illness from erysipelas. Born August 16, 1847 in Hendricks County Indiana, he moved to New Providence in 1872 with his siblings. He married Martha A. Faris on January 17, 1878 and left a wife, two sons Luther and Clinton, and a devoted farm and stock operation. Funeral was at his residence Tuesday at 2 p.m. conducted by President Rosenberger of Penn College.

James K. Carter New Providence Iowa Carter James Kersey Carter Hendricks County Ind Harlan Edith Martha A. Faris Mr. Carter The Friends Church Luther Penn College Clinton New Providence Rosenberger Oskaloosa

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief

A scientific discovery claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure supports digestion by providing the stomach’s natural juices. It supposedly relaxes nervous tension and lets inflamed stomach muscles rest while food is digested and nutrients transformed into rich red blood. Sold by Smith & Reed.

Smith & Reed

The New Iowa State Atlas Exhibition Notice

A proof sheet map of our county from the new Iowa state atlas will be on display at the county recorder’s office next week. Citizens are urged to view it and point out any errors to ensure a perfect map for Davenport publishers and the county.

Our Davenport Iowa County Recorder

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promised to Save Lives

Advertises that hundreds of lives are saved each year by having Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil in the home. Claims it cures croup heals burns cuts and wounds of every sort. Promotes household need and preventive use for family health.

Dr. Thomas

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Hardin County Field the Herald For Bigziks Herald Office Drs Anti-Saloon League O. CG. Warner Monticello Towa Dr. Wood T. L. Riley Board of Education Independent School District of Iowa Falls J. H. Funk J. H. Scales Owasa J. H L. B. Raymond Pension Committee of the National Organization Servie Ballowe Jno. Lamprecht Iowa City University Bertha Louderback Illinois Stephen Whited Florence W. E. Stanley Jessie Pearle Aiken Mason City CG. W. Damon Masbn City Mr. D Jno. O. Crockett Supreme Court Alden Jnc. O Charley Doepke Ackley Jobber Charley J. H. Hadley & CO Weber H. E. Hole Grandma Carl S. Newcomer Herald’s Jno. C. Crockett David Williams Walter Cox Dubuque Joseph Fisher Cleveland Ruth Colt Parkersburg G. A. Stewart New Daugh R. Sheets W ‘Fe Esota John Sheets Millie Baker Nellie Cummings L. A Mary Kimary Lou Townsend Ela Tlughes Addie Hayden B. E. Purcell Jenssen & Krause Bertin Roy Eick Clarence Frisbie Geo. Kash Geo. Jackson Jr George Lynk D. EB. Williams Miss Gearhart Wm. Vandike OC. R.townsend C. W. Townsend Sue Jackson Lester Albert Lynk Kamary Lowell Carpenter Chas Grantow Brett Horn Hank Jas. K. Carter Providence Township Iowa State Atlas
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