Sioux City News Sends Readers on California Vacation Gifts
The Sioux City Daily News will sponsor summer trips for readers to California and nearby states. Destinations include Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Denver with return routes. The program follows a prior success offering trips to working girls and aims to solidify the paper as a proactive Northwest publication.
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California
Sioux City Daily News
the News
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Cal
Los Angeles
Denver
Northwest
Obituary of Dr George C S Roepke 1822 1910
The death of George Conrad Siefried Roepke is noted. Born in Germany October 20 1822 he died April 16 1910 in Aurelia Iowa at age 87. He served in the Civil War as Hospital Steward in New York Volunteers and married Doris Louise Ressmeyer. Survived by eleven children. Funeral at the German Lutheran Church Aurelia conducted by Rev Hartman with burial in Aurelia cemetery.
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Mr. Roepke
Redeemer
George Conrad Siefried Roepke
Mendelsloh
Hanover
Germany
Aurelia
Iowa
America
Regiment
New York Volunteers Infantry
Dundee
Cane County
Doris Louise Ressmeyer
Otto Smith
Rock Valley
George
Arthur
B. F. Kirtz
Fort Dodge
Emma McManus
Otto
Ernest Roepke
Will
Fred Roepke
Fairmont
Minn
Henry Roepke
Ida Grove
German Luthern
Hartman
Fritz Grauer Dead in Tilden Township
Fritz Grauer died at his home in Tilden township on Sunday after a ten day illness of pleurisy. He was born in Germany on June 4 1858 and was about fifty two at death. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter. Funeral services were in the German Lutheran church and burial followed.
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Marcus
Fritz Grauer
Tilden Township
Mr. Grauer
Germany
Graver
Census Enums Seek Arrests for Refusal to Talk
Des Moines Capital reports census workers plan to arrest several residents for refusing to answer federal census questions. Warning was issued that penalties reach 500 dollars for refusals and 2000 dollars for false information. Widespread complaints include door slams and evasive responses at multiple addresses.
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Maurice Lynch
West Fourth
E. D. Smith
West, Seventh
Indiana
D. L. Wilcox
West Fifth
Pleasant Pell
Woalmnut Street
W. J. Quinnett
South Des Moines
Des Moines Capital
Commercial Club
D. A. Hites
John Doe
Census Interrogations Lead to Determined Enforc ement
Enumerators face refusal as people claim privacy yet officials insist on answering. Mr Hites states the census must be correct and arrests will be made if necessary to compel responses.
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Uncle Sam
Hites
Reward Won For Recovery Of Stolen Horse
Marshal Chas Martin received a $25 reward for recovering a horse stolen from a Remsen party last week. The horse was found on the state hospital grounds after being turned loose on the road. The thief fled after briefly hitching it behind a buggy and was followed by a party in an automobile from Remsen to Marcus. The owner arrived to claim the horse, with no further trace of the thief.
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Marshal Chas
Martin
Remsen
State Hospital
Marcus
Gilman Brothers
H. Bischel
Aurelia
Dakota
Anable
Scott Porter
Elk Township
Farmers National Bank Aurelia Iowa rises to national status
The Farmers National Bank of Aurelia Iowa formerly the Farmers and Merchants Bank organized in 1884 has converted from private to national status. P D Wine becomes vice president and J A Johnson cashier with O E Yocum as president. Over 40 new stockholders joined, capital now $50,000, officers retained, and the bank pledges stronger safeguards under federal national bank rules.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Farmers National Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
P. D. Wine
Farmers National
Mr. Wine
Mr. Johnson
O. E. Yocum
J. A. Johnson
G. R. Wharton
United States
Speaker May Reward or Destroy
A La Follett's Magazine passage argues the Speaker's rule power cages members in the House. It describes punishments for insurgents and rewards for machine followers, citing committee appointments as proof of punitive and rewarding use of authority.
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House
Congress
la Follett's
Bride Vanishes After March of Newlywed Farmer
Will iam Engelks, a Storm Lake area farmer, wed Miss Paulina Hodenfelt on April 2. A Saturday night party urged the bride to emerge from the home of Engelkes’ parents and she vanished. Sheriff unsure of jurisdiction as to whether she left of her own accord. Bride’s family opposed the marriage and suspect involvement of her kin.
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Alta Advertiser
William Engelks
Storm Lake
Paulina Hodenfelt
J. ¥. Engelkes
Chaiivari
Child Nearly Poisoned By Linament In Quimby
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Clark drank linament while alone in a Quimby room. She grew very ill but has since improved and is able to be around again. Other local items include new awning at T L Heller s store and visits among residents.
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S. Gates
E. L. Carnelans
Miller
Eva Brown
Pelton
Flora Sheldon
Cherokee
J. M. Unger
Quimby
Fowles
Chicago
Jake Breckwald
Will Unger
Grandpa Pelton
E. A. Wilkinson
Gene Cline
Porter Jones
J. N. Laurant
Abe Glidewell
Ladies Aid Society
George Totman
Isaac Clark
T. L. Heller
Mr. Ford
C. C. Harshbarger
Harsh Barger
C. A Fish
Helen Kyle
Edith Hopper
Esther Fish
Nellie Hopper
Silver
M. J. Parker
Hazel Rollison
Ming
John Ty Lee
Sewing Class Enrollment Limited to 66 Call Now
All persons wishing to take sewing lessons please call up Number 66. Class to start Monday, April 25, 1 to 2 PM.
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Remington
Aportenan
Remington Arms Company
Ilion
N.Y. A
Broadway
New York City
Fairchild Bros
The
Sioux City
Alsure Clover
W. 2. Duswson
G. C. F. Roepke
Carnahan's
Will Jones
Harshbarger
Ralph Rhode
A. M. Glidewell
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church Notes
Epworth League
Harwood
Sunday School Board
Curaca Novres
Mount Pleasant
Women’s Missionary Society
Clark's Hall
J. W. Countermine
Sac City
Rev. Taylor
Kingsley
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
U. P. Church
House of Representatives
Quimby News
Bnstable
G. J. Lewis
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