Untried Men and the Case for the Republican Party
A political column extols Republican leadership under the current president and secretary of state, arguing for continued party rule to sustain national credit, currency stability, farm prices, and national progress. It attacks Democratic misfortune in recent years and urges young voters to align with the party of progress, highlighting past civil War recovery and enduring global status. The piece also critiques the press and local papers, noting rival weeklies and changes in Eldora publishing.
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United States
Verdant Youth Attacks A Sentential Snippet
Ten year old author of the Iowa Falls Sentinel ridicules a rival editor over a mock apology column. He boasts of First National Bank money in Tipton and mocks a father-in-law claim in a sharp, humorous tale with a rural Hardin county anecdote about a vain young suitor.
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The
Iowa Falls Sentinel
Schooboy
Iowa ‘Falls
Saturn Day
Sentinel
First ‘National Bank
Tipton
Iowa
Hardin County
At the Churches Speakerships and Transfers
J. . Hardin will substitute for Rev. W. EK. Stanley to address boys at the Industrial school while Stanley preaches at Point Pleasant at 3 p.m. A Sunday school rally is set for next Sunday at 10 to 11 a.m. The district reports show progress and anticipated advances. two pastors will transfer: Rev. Rice to Duluth and Rev. Thompson to Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis. The Upper Iowa conference lists large benevolence totals totaling over 60,000 with many gifts from various societies, and overall church giving exceeds 260,000 annually in benevolence. Congregational services are planned with notes on upcoming events and visits, including Humbolt preaching and a planned missionary appointment for India being canceled due to engagements.
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J. ¥. Hardin
W. EK. Stanley
Industrial School
Mr. Stanley
Point Pleasant
Rice
Iowa City
Duluth
Mion
Thompson
Davenport
Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis
Upper Iowa
Sunday School Union of Our Church
The
Tract Society
Educational Society
American Bible Society
Hospital of Des Moines
General Conference
Warner
Des Moines
Chicago Theological Seminary
National Council of
G. O. Warner
Humbolt
Iowa
Congregational Church
Eifora
R. Aume
India
Local News From New Providence and Nearby Towns
Walter Cook and wife welcome a son. Miss Stella Hinshaw led services at the Friends church. Loring Perisha of Kanawha visits the academy. Henry Hunt and wife attend Rev BE Stubbs funeral. Bunker & Reece plan a butcher shop near Oct 1. Penn college trip to Oskaloosa. Grandma Stoteer dies after long illness, a longtime Christian neighbor.
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Walter Cook
Stella Hinshaw
Friends
Loring Perisha
Kanawha
Henry Hunt
Iowa Falls
BE. P. Stubbs
Clinton Center
Lou Blair
Herman
Ernest Dreler
St. Louis
William Wildman
Stubbs
W. P. Sand
Blanche Ford
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Berlin social and school events brighten week
Sunday evening Berlin League play at 7 30. Mrs F Jackson returned from St Louis Monday Ed Fromm moved to Eldora last Tuesday. O W Fossler and family visited Fred Sheets Sunday. Sam Hiscrote went to Minnesota to look at the country. H Aards parents from Robertson visited last week. Mr and Mrs Mel Crosser welcomed a new baby boy Monday morning. Miss Clara Hayden and Eva Thomas left for Kansas Tuesday to visit relatives. Miss Ella Montgomery returned to Eldora Monday. Mrs DC Jackson and son Lester visited Nell Nugent near Popejoy. A Miss Gleason and Miss Merritt lecture trip through the Holy Land drew a large crowd. Berlin school board met Monday with W Townsend re-elected secretary and A J Hayden treasurer. Friday social drew good attendance and Mesdames Cleveland and Williamson selections were well received. Mr Wrights essay on man was praised.
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Mel Crosser
Houge
Tore
Clara’ Hayden
Eva Thomas
Kansas
Ella Montgomery
H. Hurd
Eldora
Miss Gleason
Miss Merritt
Holy Land
Berlin
Mesdames Cleveland and Williamson
Man
Wright
Pleasant Ridge Social Notes From Lincoln Visitors
Pleasant Ridge community updates include Mrs. McWilliams from Lincoln Neb visiting Mrs. S Zeiger, Gus Miller moving to J W Miller farm, Mrs. Saunders and sister from Sioux City visiting Hardin county friends, Eliza Foster recovering from summer illness, W Barnard on the sick list, and O W Crossan hosting his Sunday School class with ice cream and melons.
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W. Barnard
Gus Miller
J.W. Miller
Saunders
Sioux City
Hardin County
Eliza Foster
O. W. Crossan
The Little Homestead at Wisner Opera House
W B Patton author of The Minister's Son presents The Little Homestead a rural drama set in a small New England village. The production highlights authentic home interiors storm scenes and blizzard realism with careful mounting contributing to its appeal and success.
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W. B. Patton
Wisner Opera House
New England
Public Auction And Creditors Meeting Notices 1904
Notices of an auction for unsettled O E Miller Son estate accounts and notes in New Providence Iowa with about 450 in books and 3600 in notes. Also a bankruptcy notice for John Pieter Eldora Hardin County Iowa, first creditors meeting October 3, 1904, with trustee appointment and claim proving allowed.
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Bank of New Providence
New Providence
Iowa
O. E Miller & Son
A. BF
Sryzuea
United States of America
United States
Cedar Rapids
John Pieter
Eldora
Hardin
Flour and Feed Store Opens North of C E Greer
A new up-town Flour and Feed Store has been established north of C E Greer’s office. It will stock flour and all kinds of ground feed including bran shorts middlings and related products.
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C. E .Greer
Universal Favorite Flour on hand at all times
Advert says the Universal Favorite Flour made by Eldora Roller Mill in Minnesota will be kept on hand at all times. The notice emphasizes steady availability of this flour for customers and local stores.
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Eldora Roller
Minnesota
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the Herald
T. Boylan
Oliver J. Smith
Boylan & Smith
Pueblishera
St Eldora, Jows
Tontha
Republican Party
New York Herald
Parker
Party of Progress
Democratic Party
Hampton Chronicle
Herald
Eldora Ledger
Stonebook
Onal Rt
Methodist
Robertson
Geo. Marks
Sam Wilson
I. Klopp
John Scott
Nan Rapids
Beasie Wilkinadd
Chicago
Willard Caldwell
Steamboat Rock
Eagle City
Alden
Grandma Stoteer
DC. Jackson
Lester
Nell Nugent
Popejoy
Pleasant Ridge
McWilliams of
Lincoln, Neb
S. Zeiger
Carpunttsr
Bankprutcy
District Court of
Selby B. Moran
UG Moran
District Court of the
State of Iowa
Wa. Welmer
Ve . Margaretha Alfke
Et al Toemry
J. Alfke
Janna Alfke
William Alfke
Hanna Alfke
John Alfke
Mary Oden
B. Oden
Margaretha Houck
Charles Houck
District Court
Town
William Weimer
St. P.M
Lows
Anid
Vyildert Shallenberger
Winchester
Uesday
Sha
Tao
Shalfenderror
Ah Wilseat
Shallenberge
Oakwead
Orese State Bank
H. Bales
Byam
Murray
First National Bank
H. Salts
W.A. Martin
W. Mole
Albrook
D. E
McKeen Daren
Alice D, Hubbard
Ells D
Robb
Cughile Jay
Nucholis
Hard County State Bank
Barna Dba
Alice Ng ‘Pogo
Mokioeen
Davis Gree
E, Gilman
A. W. Mit‘erer
Frank
Hardph
Court House
A. E. Whitney
E. H. Jones
Whitney & Jones
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