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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1903
Page
4
A Hardin County election triggers partisan clashes as A W Mitterer and Tom Scurry receive praise for integrity from Phonograph editorials while Welden bolting the Republican line. The letters label Welden’s bid as a sorehead move and urge continued GOP support for Mitterer, Scurry, and the party.
A Buckeye voter denounces campaign expenditures and alleged money from Ryan Lundy and others. He demands names and dates on tax dodging and financial dealings, urging Eldora publication of delinquent amounts. The piece attacks Mitterer, calls for scrutiny of hardin county ballots, and asks voters to choose between reform and alleged corruption.
A historical fare listing shows low rates from Marshalltown via Chicago on Great Western Railway. Prices include 18.85 to Billings Montana. 21.86 to Livingston or Hinadale Montana. 23.86 to Helena or Butte Montana. 26.35 to Portland Oregon or Seattle Washington. 28.85 to Victoria or Vancouver British Columbia. The snippet reflects early 20th century rail pricing.
Scott's Emulsion is described as life sustaining for men women and children. It is hailed as a tonic and nourishing food aiding recovery from wasting diseases and supporting growth. The advertisement invites free samples and lists Scott & Bowne chemists New York with prices 60c and 1.00 at druggists.
An ad touts Kodol dyspepsia cure as aiding digestion and enabling eating, followed by Nickel Plate Road service to New York City and Boston with three daily express trains, modern cars, dining options, and no excess fare. Mentions Chicago Adams ticket office.
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