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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Herald

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1905

Page

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October Term Opens in Eldora Presided by Judge Whitaker

The Hardin District Court October term convenes in Eldora next Monday for three weeks with Judge J R Whitaker of Boone presiding. A grand jury meets October 23 and 17 State cases, 105 old cases, 36 new cases, 64 probate cases and six wills are on the docket. Included are many named State cases, appearances by local and foreign attorneys, and a notable slander case A W Mitterer vs F W Spencer Co among others. Seats for the McCutcheon entertainment go on sale October 19.

Hardin District Court J. R. Whitaker Boone John Brown Grant Oler Geo. Shane Aubor Gav. W. Seevers Atttorney Iowa Central Road Oskaloosa G. A. Mote Marshalltown F. J. McGreevy Dumont A. W. Mitterer F-W. Spencer & Co Alden The Herald

Catile Sale Details From Scrambled OCR

Fragmentary notice lists cattle to be sold including three-year-old steers and heifers, two-year-olds, three to five year olds, calves, and polled Dur. cattle. Mentions date and place are unreadable but the sale involves cattle aid.

Fire protection at low cost for your safety

A short persuasive note emphasizes the high risk of fire from others carelessness and urges readers to obtain reliable protection at a minimal expense. It stresses that even careful individuals are exposed to danger and promotes affordable insurance or safeguards.

Former Eldora Boy Dies in Angleton Seventeen Years Abroad

Harlan Eugene Patterson born 1861 Eldora Iowa, died September 30 1903 in Angleton Texas after a life of education at the State University of Iowa and Vermont State University and service with J W Farwell Co of Chicago. He worked as a purchasing agent for a Texas Panhandle ranch before health declined. Survived by parents and two sisters, buried Hershner cemetery Angleton with a large local gathering.

Angleton Harlan Eugene Patterson John Q. Patterson Mr. Patterson Eldora Iowa State University of Iowa Iowa City Delta Tau Delta Patterson J. W. Farwell Company Chicago America Philadelphia Cornwall Hudson Burlington Vermont State University Texas Farwell Company Texas Panhandle Episcopal Church Channing Hershner Tex

Adjudged Insane Thomas B Miller Ordered to Independence

Thomas B Miller of Providence Township near Lawn Hill was declared a fit subject for treatment after a monthlong decline linked to a lawsuit with Nestle estate. His parents cited derangement from last April, and the sheriff was ordered to transport him to the hospital for the insane at Independence. Deputy Parks proceeded with the transfer.

Thomas B. Miller Providence Township Independence Thos ‘B. Miller Lawn Hill Nestlerode Tosane Parks

Is The Herald at fault for Eldora ad rates and patronage

A semi weekly Eldora Iowa Herald faces a cash flow issue as local merchants buy sporadically or not at all. The piece argues rate fairness, insufficient home advertising, and calls merchants to support the paper, noting its wide territory circulation and urging prompt payment on overdue accounts.

Hidora Herald Eldora the Herald Boyan & Sum, Publishers

Local Budget Highlights from Hardin County News

Local brief notes report AbbottJ H Gardner visit Ackley Mrs Rush of Iowa Walls visiting Snyders Will Lathrop travels Marshalltown for road job. Tennessee Red Cedar posts at Crescent Lumber. Three week Chicago trip for H R Long. Farmers start corn despite rain. A general drunk in Hubbard led to arrests of Jim Schultz and Geo Miller. others fined. Charley Schrader cement block feed barn near completion, L A Witthuhn to run barn. Schrader out of the delivery business. Sash at Crescent Lumber Co.

H. R. Long Chicago Hubbard Jim Schultz Geo. Miller Taldora Charley Schrader L. A. Witthuhn Mr. Schrader

Berlin notes and local visits in Dakota business trip

Berlin reports Johnson traveled to Dakota on business. Will Latch and family move into the Starr residence this week. Moon family of New Providence visited the Johnson home. Doud sought treatment in St. Dodge for a lip growth feared cancer. Hutson family from Union visiting Johnsons. Arthur Williams and Illinois relatives visiting, attending to business interests. Bailey and wife, formerly of Owasa, back from Marshalltown to stay with daughter Mrs. Will Ross. Bailey ill with dropsy and cancer. Tennessee Red Cedar posts at The Descent Lumber Co.

Johnson Dakota Will Latch Starr Mr. Moon New Providence Arthur Doud St. Dodge Iad Bailey Owasa Marshalltown Will Ross

Sixty Weeks for 1900 The Companion Sub Price

New subscriber offer for The Your Companion year 1900 at 81.75 includes free remaining issues for 1905 with nearly 50 full stories and serialized fiction. Also early 1906 plans announced with Grace S Richmond and May Roberts Clark contributions. Free calendar gift and sample copies available from The Companion, 144 Berkeley St., Boston.

Your Companion Grace S. Richmond Cuurehill Madame Sembrich May Roberts Clark Pawnee Companion Yourn Berkeley St Boston Mass

Wood Sale at Stanford Area on Oct 26

One and a half mile southeast Stanford area hosts a wood sale on Thursday October 26 at 1 p.m. Local buyers and neighbors may attend.

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Dry stove wood and heater chunks offered in bulk

Readable notice lists 150 cords of stove wood and heater chunks all dry and ready for sale. No other details available.

3 000 Fence Posts Auctioned by Guring and Mason

Auctioneers W Guring and A P Mason sell 3000 fence posts with C E Law rence serving as clerk in a local sale noted by a historical newspaper snippet. The concise record highlights the main agents and the item up for bid.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Judge Whitaker Inter Ocean McCutcheon Fred Edgar Catile Sale Mason Union Carls Newcomer Henry Sampson Des Moines Mary Luella Stubbs Rollister Iowa Falls Daily Press of the State Law Crescent Lumber Co G. A. Stewart Wa ‘Teliow Citizens Bank Herald Local Budget Hardin Hardin County Abbott J. H. Gardner Ackley Rush Iowa Walls Mrs. Snyderman Floyd Thackeray Will Lathrop Tennessee Red Cedar Berlin Descent Lumber Co Wood Sale W.G Guring A. P. Mason C. E Lawrence Royal Baking Powder New
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