Local names listed in overflow from first page
Readable fragment lists individuals tied to Iowa Falls Robertson Union El Dora with names Rudolph Bachman Ronda Sweeny Chas Sumner Lillian Hoch stresser Oren Gibbs Frankie Welch Budges Lillie Pieters and places mentioned include Union and El Dora in a damaged OCR fragment from the first page.
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Rudolph Bachman
Ronda Sweeny
Iowa Falls
Chas. H. Sumner
Lillian Hochstresser
Robertson
Oren Gibbs
Frankie Welch
Union, Inc
Budges
Lillie Pieters
Eldora
Mrs Porter to Seek Chicago Treatment for Recovery
Mrs W S Porter faces possible surgery but with encouragement from Chicago specialists who say no cancer is present and expect recovery within six to eight weeks with proper treatment. A special Chicago car was arranged by her husband, and she departed with him for the city.
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Chicago
School Notes Highlight Friday Visits And Activities
Clara Putnam visited school Friday while Margaret Turner visited the high school last Friday. Harvey Patterson sprained his ankle Thursday. Virgie Haas presides at the piano on most music days. Misses Stella and Nellie Sweet entered the high school Monday. Raymond Haas was injured by a horse but is able to attend school. The class meet date is undecided. Amateur athletes across grades practice nightly on the race track. The electric bell system was installed this week and used to dismiss classes by pressing a button.
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Clara Putnam
Harvey Patterson
Donald Miles
Mondag
Margaret Turner
Virgie Haas
Stella
Nellie Sweet
Raymond Haas
Local social and church notes from the week
Mrs. Frank Bailey visited Mrs. King's last week and Rev. Birney was away at a conference so there will be no preaching next Sunday. Sunday School and class meetings were held and a sociable netted 813.35. Rev. Birney left for the conference with all dues paid. Mrs. Susie Rockwood and daughter and Mrs. Wm Crippen visited relatives in the area. Mrs. Rockwood remains in Indiana. Harvey Montgomery and family returned after nine years away, having traveled from southern Illinois. They report losses of nearly everything and Mr. M lost 700 dollars in stock. he now prefers Iowa.
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Frank Bailey
Birney
Susie Rockwood
Wm. Crippen
Harvey Montgomery
Ilinois
Mr. M
Iowa
Not a Candidate for Sheriff in October 1903
Unionville Missouri September 14 1903 a Republican speaker states he is not a candidate for sheriff in the October 6 1903 special election. He explains late primary timing and loyalty to the Republican party and endorses Noah Crooks as the nominee.
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Unionville
Republican
Noah Crooks
Hanes
Sheriff Mitterer under fire in Hardin County reports
In Hardin County politics a court report alleges Sheriff Mitterer has not filed quarterly under oath remized reports, failed to account for all fees and mileage, and kept fees from serving outside cases and civil suits. It warns of indictment and a potential district court action for publishing the allegations.
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Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Mitterer
Hardin County
Justice Court
Mr. Mitterer
Mbel
District Court
Small Tributes Today As Wreaths Smell Sweet
Poem fragment reveres wreaths laid in honor of a solemn day. Forthright tribute contrasts quieter reverence with the grand echo of cannon memory.
Irregularities cited in Iowa Falls politics stirred by Signal and X-Ray quotes
The Radcliffe Signal and X-Ray mutter about irregularities in Hardin county politics and a motel landlord. They accuse Iowa Falls bosses of corruption and claim Martin will gain votes. They mention Frank Louden of Chicago as a possible campaign speaker and question a local chief’s tax payments.
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Iowa Falls
Eldora
Radcliffe Signal
Acting as art and progress in theatre history
The piece argues acting is an art essential for progress, not mere imitation. It notes actors seek originality by studying predecessors to avoid imitation, yet says imitation often drives true advancement and that the most consistent deniers may be the greatest imitators.
Welden May Run But Not Likely To Be Elected
The Iowa Falls belters nominee Wm Welden has not answered a letter, leaving uncertainty over his acceptance of the nomination. He may run but is deemed unlikely to win, with editors asserting his name as Welden guarantees no election.
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Martin
Charley Rogers
Johnson County
Wm. Welven
Iowa Falls
Public scruples over author names in ring sheets
A reader query questions why political writers for the ring sheets hide their identities. The editor explains the Herald will reveal each writer if necessary and asserts owners are not ashamed of their reporters.
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Charleyrogers
Herald
Mrs Chassell Likely Unopposed For County Superintendent
It now seems quite probable that Mrs. Chassell the Republican nominee will be the only candidate in this county for superintendent of schools this fall. She has held the office only one term and since she has filled the office well and acceptably there is no reason why she should have opposition.
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Chassell
Ofice
Independent Tingsters Rally Amid Whistling Doubts
The writer mocks the Tingsters as they trumpet courage while N. Ray mutters that some Republican nominees are already beaten, calling the claim pure gall and dismissing it as unfounded bravado.
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N. Ray
A Brilliant Comedy at Wisner Opera House
The campaign satire Punkin Husker showcases witty rustic wit by Lawrence Russell. Rival factions clash in sharp banter and a riot climax, marking a slice of American stage history. Performances begin September 30 with tickets available through November 30. Information from Chicago Great Western agents or J P Elmer, GPA Chicago.
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Lawrence Russell
Wisner Opera House
Half Rates to Chicago for Centennial Excurison
Iowa Central offers one fare round trip for the Centennial celebration in Chicago from Sept 26 to Oct 1. Tickets on sale Sept 26 27 28 with return limit Oct 5 10. See ticket agents for details. Also warning about sudden illness with a medical reminder to keep Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry on hand.
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Chicago
Iowa Central
Particuars
Chicago Centennial Round Trip Fare Offer 1903
One fare round trip from Chicago Centennial dates Sept 26 to Oct 1 1903 with return valid to Oct 5. Inquiries from Chicago Great Western agents J P Elmer GPA Chicago Annie-Better health ads claim Rocky Mountain Tea improves complexion, plus Nickel Plate service to New York and Boston with fast express trains and dining options. tickets read no excess fare.
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Annie
Sovents, Ellsworth Drug Co
New York City
Boston
Chicago
New York
Chicago City
Adams
Reduced Rates to Baltimore for Odd Fellows Meeting
The Chicago Great Western offers round trip tickets to Baltimore on Sept 17 18 and 19 at one fare plus 2 dollars to cover the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Sept 21 26. Tickets good for return until Sept 29 and by payment of fee until Oct 3. For details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer GP A Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago Great Western
J P Elmer
GPA
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Great Western
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Personal Property
In Hardin county Iowa on October 10 1903 at I B Blydenburgh residence Eldora sale of Jennie Blydenburgh estate personal property including horse buggy harness furniture jewelry and household items. Sale starts 1 PM. cash terms. goods may not be removed until paid. B S Buypenpai Administrator Mason Auctioneer Rows Clerk
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District Court
Hardin County
Iowa
Blydenburgh
Eldora
J. W. Rieger
Jennie Blydenburgh
B.S
Penpunai
Mason
Ecur D. Rows
Roper Simpson Notice Published in El Dora Herald
Roper SIMPSON by J P Hardin his attorney orders publication in the El Dora Herald Har din County Iowa for six weeks as required by statute. R WHITAKER as judge of the district for Iowa. 6W
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Roper Simpson
J.P. Hardin
Eldora Herald
Hardin County
Lowa
Stitute
R. Whitaker
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Hardin County Iowa
Public notice of partition sale in Hardin County Iowa by order of the District Court. The North half of the Southwest quarter of Section 35 Township 86 North Range 20 West to be sold for cash at the described premises on October 15 1903 starting at 10 oclock A M. Vidora Iowa witness E L Lunpy referee.
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Mary Lightner
John Lightner
John Light Hero
District Court
Hindin County Lown
Peti- Hon
Robert Simpson
Wardie County
Lowit
Hezinning
Sadd
East Wehains
Eldora
Murdin County
Towa
Court of Hardin County
Arthur E. Latta
Martha E.thompson
John S. Thompson
Mary E. Moon
Sylvester D. Moon
Sarah J. Woodward
Milliken Woodward
John T. Latta
Dora Latta
William O. Latta
Dosie Latta
Lillie R. Latta
Hardin County
Iowa
Vidora
E. EL. Lunpy
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Berlin
Hardin County Politics
Magnolia Cemetery
Henry Timrod
South
South Carolina
Timrod
Charleston
Agting
Iowa Fallas
Frank Louden
Louden
Tock
C. M. Haas
Rocky Mountain Tea
Elsworth Drug Co
Mormin’s Pines
Redwood County
Minn
Nels Quetls
Appleton, Minn
C.C. Merrill Farm
Noua
Herld
Jpound
J. Mlles
Hardin Counety
Julian M. Staley
EB. Albrook
Belle Brown
Leonard Brown
Thalia Edick
Rachael Beardsley Bacon
Julia M. Woodrall
Anna Hills
Chas
Mckteen Duren
George Smith
Ty A. Pingle
PL Pingle
Priys
Eldora, Foch
Court House
Kedora
Town
A.D
C. . Albrook
District Court of
Metober
Robert Sioipson
Plitathil
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