Sioux City Journal Notes and Regional Observations
Sioux City Journal reflects on the paper’s long history and editorial strength. It mentions E. W. Caldwell’s invite to speak at the Corn Belt Editorial association and recalls Des Moines to Sioux City connections in 1863. It also mocks a barber shop conversation and discusses beef price dynamics and cattle market trends across major packing centers.
Among Our Neighbors and Local Notices
Miss Maggie Pollock and Joseph weltnre cens marion at LeMersiat weed. Robert Hasson, an old citizen of Elk Point, is dead from a stroke of paralysis. It coats Woodbury county $7.61 per month to support each inmate of its poor ferm. Blix Point is to have four new residences this year, and this activity has struck Bro. Bruce of the Courier as a building boom. WH McAninch and Miss May Christiansen, both near Hawarden, were married last week at the Gamble home. D Goodread acted as brides maid, Prof J S Shoup, recently resigned as principal of the Merrill schools, is an applicant for a similar edition at Smithland, in Woodbury county. Lee D. Maynard, former proprietor of the Chatsworth Advertiser, has disposed of his business and outfit at Mrord, and is looking for some green pastures. The First district Christian Endeavor convention, comprising nine counties in northwest Iowa, will be held in the Congregational church at Le Mars, June 18-20. Sioux City Journal. In a load of hogs shipped into Sioux City by Jack Reipms of Maurice, a 200-pound hog had big eyelids pinned together with safety pins. The hog was a phbiokon.
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Woodbury County
Blix Point
Bro. Bruce
The
Courier
WH. McAninch
May Christiansen
Hawarden
Gamble Home
Ming
D. Goodread
Lee D. Maynard
Chatsworth Advertiser
Mrord
Christian Endeavor
Iowa
Congregational Church
Les Mars
Sioux City
South Dakota baseball league opening May 27
The Powa South Dakota baseball league will open the season May 27 with teams from LeMars Sheldon Sioux City Rock Rapids Sioux Falls and Plandeau represented. The largest excursion into Sioux City is planned for June 18 by railroads cooperating with Moderns Woodmen and United Workmen orders.
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Fowa
South Dakota
LeMars
Sheldon
Sioux ‘City
Rock Rapide
Sioux Falls
Plandreau
A Valuab le Medicine Cures Ceylon Watchmaker's Coughs
Chas M Cramer of Golombo Ceylon praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy saying it cured chest colds quickly and is especially effective for children. He states it seldom requires more than one bottle to relieve hoarseness and that many have tried it with satisfaction. E F Cobb sells the medicine.
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Chamberlain
Chas. M. Cramersy
Golombo
Ceylon
Imany
Slliis
E. F. Cobh
Special Train Excursion to Chamberlain Dak
A special May 4 excursion via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers a round trip from Akron for 2.00 with sleeping car options at 2.00 for double berth. Activities include Algona vs Bronx City baseball at 2:30 p.m. on American Island, Pontoon Bridge rides, and a Santee Indian Band program. Reservations through nearest agent.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul R’y
Algona
Bronx City
American Island
Akron
Chamberlain
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Special Train Excursion to Eureka South Dakota May 17
Special excursion via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad to Eureka South Dakota leaves Akron at 8:40 p.m. Saturday May 17 and returns from Huseka at 6:30 p.m. Sunday the 18th. Round trip from Akron 3.00. double berth $2.00 each way. free balloon ascent by Madame Frances LeRoy. band concert and baseball game Sioux City vs Algona. tickets through nearest station agent.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Baloon
Frances LeRoy
Rt Paul
Algona
Usate
Akron
Huseka
Rpem
Brrotan Noriog
Tlckot
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Crill’s Mill
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