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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1903
Page
4
A.W. Mitterer, a four term Republican sheriff, states he has never left the party, will not run on an independent or Democratic ticket, and will support the Republican ticket. He calls an Iowa Falls correspondent's statement malicious falsehood with no foundation.
A concise report notes that applying a flame to the X ray source can provoke visible light. The observation suggests a straightforward method to detect or study X rays using ordinary flame.
Geo F Althouse of the Ackley World declares he is a Republican at heart but has sold out his paper to bolters and must support their ticket, a move inferred from his recent political squibs.
Elmer MossManA good judge of horses and trusted Mit terer's supporter offered a voter all the money for his side, yet denied it. J H Funk, after touting loyalty, told the State Central Committee last year he would not speak, citing Mason's planned speeches. The piece brands Funk a reformer with a vengeance who acts for personal ease.
Mrs W W of Saylor Hillard Pa reports severe dyspepsia with loss of appetite and weakness improved completely after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. She credits the product with restoring appetite, energy, and digestion, citing it as a blend of natural digestive juices and tonics.
The poem laments Mitterer as the target of grafters and voters. It mocks his fame as a sitter, calls him a quitter, and notes the county’s sharp public chatter and his slipping reputation amid the contest. The verse uses playful nicknames and biting humor to depict political pressure.
The Des Moines Register and Leader asserts that after a fair canvass and despite minor differences in Hardin County, a Republican is entitled to every vote. The piece emphasizes unity and full electoral support within the party ranks.
Cheap round trip rates offered via the Iowa Central during the summer will be continued daily through October and November. See agents for specifics. Bring your or try to Jenssen Krause this way and get the highest prices.
The text notes many remark on Sheriff Mitterer’s altered appearance since he left the party that long supported him. It argues his shift to Bolter candidate status damages trust with former allies and erodes any claim to Republican votes.
The Register and Leader endorses Mark Furry for the legislature, urging a strong home support and arguing opposition to petty local tangles. It notes no question of Furry’s capacity or integrity, only a sheriff nomination rivalry in which he acted as presiding officer and angered certain local factions.
Eldora dairy owner J H Warn praises Dean's Kidney Pills after years of backache and irregular kidney secretions. He notes damp weather and heavy work trigger pain, with pills providing positive relief and urges others to try the remedy sold by Foster Kilburn Co Buffalo as U S sale agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The Nickel Plate offers three daily express trains each direction with modern day coaches, vestibuled sleeping cars, and superior dining service on the Chicago to New York and Boston routes and other eastern points. Fares range from 35 cents to $1 with a la carte options and no excess fare. No extra charges on any Nickel Plate train. Chicago city ticket office at 111 Adam.
Jay Newcomer Hardin county auditor invites sealed bids for the construction of tile drains in the Weimer drainage district. Bids due noon Wednesday November 11, 1903, for multiple sections with specified tile sizes and trench depths. Bids must include material and labor to complete first class work. The auditor reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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