Beginning of The Herald 1873 first issue items
A recap of The Herald’s origins on October 3 1873 when named The Reform Herald edited by Will A Greer the piece lists early local professionals merchants clergy and offices now gone and notes ads and notices including marriages and court assignments while highlighting a few living individuals still in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
the Herald
Reform Herald
Will A. Greer
Reform
Hunt Hke
Heraldian
G.O P
Col. D.fallsworth
Mastern
J. W. Cheney
Iowa Falls
Woods
A. Woods
J. E King
B.D. Dodson
Ellsworth
Jeb Potter
Ackley
King
Spv
J. HE. Foster
Porter & Moir
W. A. Greer
Hull
J. C. Thompson
M . Wilcox
F. H. Spalding
M. EK
B. Dodson
Chas. M. Howe
Presbyterian Church
Ed. Gilchrist
First Herald
E K. Brown
P. J. Cowan
Smith & Whitney
George Staley
J. Smith & Son
Bosworth Bros
Jows Falls
Acd
Aluo Quive Litadv
She ‘Guiunius
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Camprecht
Steamboat Rock
Justice Court
Frank Leslie
Herman Pepperting
Oscar Newell
Iowa Falls
E Frank Newel
Sophia Frank
Sterling
P. J. O'Neill
School Board
Whitaker
Eldora
Emery Hackett
Emery
Llerald
Gid
New
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H. L. Cartwright
Hardin
Arya & Hammer
Rome
West Side Court House Square
Ryan & Co
Troapdata
Lowa
McCarty
Reform School
Ayers
S. Bd. Ayers
Marshalltown
Lfe
Cord Wood
Crescent Lumpen Co
Sylvester
Henry Dinges
Rebecca B. Powell
Port of City
Landux
Arthur Rhine
Rhine
Iowa Central
Avia
Henry Hodson
Adaline
Arthur Calvin Ethine
Keithsburg
Uwline
Asbfau
Nevers
Citizens Bank
Jowa
Lirather