Honor T N Hauser Dead in Hardin County After Long Life
Thomas N Hauser a longtime Hardin county resident died at his Union area home after a long illness. Born in North Carolina in 1822 he migrated to Indiana then Iowa in 1850 joining his wife Nancy Bayles with nine children surviving him. A republican he served a term in the state legislature and was honored for his honesty. Funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the home with Rev Eugene Curless officiating and burial in the Hauser cemetery.
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Thomas N. Hauser
Hardin County
Union
North Carolina
Indiana
Iowa
Will
Hauser
Eugene Curless
Hauser Cemetery
Old Settlers Meeting Announced for September Dates
The Herald publishes notice that an old settlers meeting will be held September 19 and 20. The meeting place is not listed, and the full program will be published soon. Secretary is B. C. Blair of New Providence.
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Herald
Old Settlers
B. C. Blair
New Providence
Farm Loans at Lowest Rates Offered by J B Mather
J B Mather advertises farm loans with the lowest rates and invites prospective borrowers to call for tailored terms before securing a loan. The notice also mentions engraving cattle orders as a secondary service.
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J. B. Mather
New Grading Plan Aims to Help Backward Pupils
Professor Cavana announces a district wide grading reform to prevent holding students back and ensure all advance. Children will do regular work no pages omitted, though placement in rooms may vary to balance crowded lower grades and lighter upper classes. The superintendent offers to discuss details with parents, saying the focus is the child’s good and thorough work.
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A. J. Cavana
Haverty Adverts Growth Through Newspaper Outreach
J J Haverty, president of Haverty Furniture Company, champions newspapers as a powerful ad medium. He notes the chain expanded from one store in 1890 to ten today, with 1909 profits aligned with 1907-08, crediting increased newspaper space, refined messaging, and ongoing advertising as key to growth.
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J. J. Haverty
Haverty Furniture Company
Mason and Dixon
Haverty
New District Court Cases Filed In Past Week
A batch of civil actions were filed with the district court in the past week. Franklin Benjamin sues Peterson Electric Light and others on a note while Benjamin sues Iowa Falls Electric Light and Power Co and others in a mortgage foreclosure matter. Webster sues John C Webster et al for partition. H Peters as guardian sues Modern Woodmen of America and Ida Nye to recover an insurance policy. Henry Broer and Louie Broer sue George Eller for wages. James B E Caine sues Mark Mellows for partition. Estate of W R Craig vs Iowa Central Railway Co in damages. Chas G Hibner sues M L Thome on a note. Richardson Coal Co sues Treedman on an account. H Cable sues Morton Lesh for damages. Herman J Smith sues Henry Ricksmeier to recover commission on land sale. Estate of W R Craig Admr Mason vs Iowa Central By Co damages listed at 10000 dollars. Applications filed for permits by Henry E Reth and Anton C Jaeger. The Herald announces business card printing for merchants and farmers.
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District Court
Franklin Benjamin
Peterson Electric Light
Peterson Heat, Light and Water Co
O. F. Peterson
Franklin. Benjamin
Iowa Falls Electric Light & Power Co
Frederick W. Hill
James A. Webster
John C. Webster
H Peters
Bernice Lekerman
Modern Woodmen of America
Ida E. Nye
Henry Broer
Louie Broer
George Eller
James BE. Caine
Mark Mellows
A. P. Mason Adm’r
W. R. Craig
Iowa Central Railway Co
Chas.’ G. Hibner
M. L. Thome
Richardson Coal Co
Treedman
H. Cable Ve
Morton Lesh
Henry Ricksmeier
A. P. Mason Admr
Iowa Central By. Co
Henry E. Reth
Anton C. Jaeger
Eldora Wins and Loses in Final Union Series
Eldora defeated Union 2 to 0 at home on Friday then lost 8 to 0 at Union on Saturday. In seven games the Union team won two, Eldora two, and three were split or not listed. Monday Eldora beat Buxton 8 to 5 here. season ends with Kirk pitching.
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Eldora
Union
Buxton
Eldora Wong
Herald
Kirk
Mrs Lois Wheeler Dies at 86 in Clay Township
Mrs Lois Wheeler aged 86 years 11 months died at her home in Clay township Monday afternoon after a years long illness. She came with her husband to Hardin county nearly fifty years ago from New York state where they wed in 1841. Survived by husband deceased since 1861 and four children Amelia Rambo Roland Morris and Emma. Funeral from the home this afternoon with Rev Stanley, Eldora cemetery interment.
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Lois Wheeler
Clay Township
Hardin County
Stanley
Eldora Cemetery
Animal Husbandry Grads In Demand At Ames College
The Animal Husbandry department at Iowa State College reports its largest graduating class yet with graduates filling lucrative positions. About 86 percent work as farm or ranch managers, with starting salaries from 1200 to 1500 dollars and some exceeding 2000. Notably, Don Griswold secured a top post at Texas Agricultural College. Ames grads have been hired in 27 states and four foreign countries in seven years, and Edinburgh University plans to send scholars to Ames for graduate work, two already en route.
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Iowa State College
W. A. Forbes
Don Griswold
Texas Agricultural College
Ames
Edinburgh University of Scotland
Scotland
Real Estate Transfers in This Week’s Ledger
Transfers recorded include M P Babcock to Thos L Reeder for part of sw 4 ne 7-87-19 at 3500 dollars, A L Hans to Z Hangon Ital partial in Radcliffe block 5 at 1000, Alice Wing to Arend Jonker Ital and 9 block 1 Ankrum’s Add to Gifford at 1 dollar, B Culver to A F Peter partial Out Lot 6 Eldora at 1026, Geo F McGowen to R L Bixby in Invina Add to Union at 800, plus 8 more transfers including Eldora and related parcels.
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M. P Babcock
Thos L. Reeder
A L Hans
Hangon Ital
Radcliffe
Alice Wing
Arend Jonker Ital
Ankrum
Gifford
H B
CC Culver
A F Peter
Eldora
Geo F McGowen
R L. Bixby
Bik
Invina
Union
Frank
J. D.newcomer
Chileon
Daggetts Celebrate Wedding Anniversary Gathering
A large Daggett family gathering at East Side home to celebrate the 22nd wedding anniversary of L A Daggett and his wife. They migrated from Maine in 1867, settled near Conrad, Iowa, now owning 400 acres and active in banking duties at the First National Bank, with descendants across multiple households all described as devout Christians.
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Daggett
Anamosa
Minnie
Willis Daggett
James Daggett
Chas. R. Stubbs
Conrad
Joel Wheelock
Liscomb
First National Bank of
NEW PROVIDENCE SHARES LOCAL NOTES AND TRAVELS
Attendance and visits populate the week with field meet talk at Conrad, state fair travel by W T Kersey and daughter, trips for Mrs. Amanda Hadley and Mrs. A E White, and visits to Cedar Falls Ames and Seattle. A Jamaica mission shower, a Honey Creek picnic, and a coaster accident injure Wendell Tansey. Modern homes praised include Elmer Mossman and C S Edick on West Marion Street.
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L. M. Rash
Conrad
W. T. Kersey
W. C. Cook
Wear
S. D. Moon
Alden
C. S.wildman
Mra
Lizzie Hunt
S. C. Thornton
Colorado
H. B. Hunt
Arthur Church
Eldora
Z. Reece
Amanda Hadley
A. E. White
Iowa Falls
Jamaica Mission
J. H. Faria
Honey Creek
Fairview
Cheater
J. L. Reece
Honey Creek Parsonage
Wendell Tansey
Dr. Batten
Elmer Mossman
C. S. Edick
West Marion Street
You Take No Risk With Rexall Orderlies
If you suffer constipation in any form we offer permanent relief at our risk. Rexall Orderlies are eaten like candy and cause no gripe or purge. They can be taken any time day or night. Try them today at Smith & Reed The Rexall Store. Two sizes 10c and 25c.
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Rexall
Smith & Reed
Cumulative effect of banking ads builds public confidence
Continuous advertising in banking builds up confidence in the public mind. The cumulative results are to be counted upon in bank advertising. Banks that have advertised persistently over a number of years find that their business shows a steady increase from year to year, and usually the increase of the last year is greater proportionately than for any previous period.
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Cavana
Hardin County Abstract Company
L.A. Daggett and
Jos. Spurgin
Seattle
Miss Peckham
H. W. Andrews
Gail Reece
Esther Terrill
Fred Benbow
Ed Spence
Deer Trail
Col
Mis
Clint Mills
Anna Claussen
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Hubert Livingston
B. F. Morris
Ft. Dodge
Ings
Citizens Savings Bank
Eldora, Iowa
J.P. Hardin
Towa
Frank W. Hurd
Williams, Iowa