Farmers defend U.S. Separator against rival windbag agent
Citizens near Hull rally for the U S Separator over a windy agent claim that rivals are superior. Testimonies cite a Hawarden farm judge clarifying the device, while many attendees say U S separators are preferred over DeLaval Babys and other models.
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Hull
U.S
Ide
Sioux County
Hawarden
Bawarden
Ehig
J. Mussen
U. S
Windy
Ruthven
Iowa
Local Notables Amid Turbulent Times At Prairie Creek
A fragmented recount details Amos Leuty’s medical role and community activities near Panely, with references to residents Tamara, Greta, and Linery at a Sioux area event. The text describes property changes, farm life, family ties, and local weather impact on crops and daily routines.
Lutyens of Sioux County Dies After Long Service
Fréderick D. Lutyens born April 25 1854 in Hanover Germany emigrated to America with his brother Henry. He settled in Winneshield then Sioux County and purchased the Austin Carver homestead. He married Maggie Fungle in 1879 and had six children. Died of heart failure with dropsy after a long career as township trustee. Funeral drew many friends from Hull and nearby areas.
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Fréderick D. Lutyens
Hanover
Germany
Henry
America
Winneshield County
Sioux County
Austin Carver
Marsh
Iunigens Party
Litgess @eath
Hull
Air
Lutzens
Death of Mrs. Chas Elliott After Illness at Son's Home
Mrs. Sarah Oliver Elliott died Monday morning at her son J Thomes home in this city after a long illness. Funeral Wednesday at Selbodist church with burial in Hope Cemetery. Born May 4 1825 in Cornwall Buy she emigrated to America at age six. She married Edward H. Babcock May 12 183? and after his death married Charles Elliott August 19 1857. Survived by four sons and several daughters. most all children from first marriage alive. A devoted Christian known for piety and charity, she inspired a life of faith and home devotion.
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Chas. Eliott
J Thomes
Selbodist Church
Hope Cemetery
Sarah Oliver
Cornwall
Buy
America
Dettlipe
Pennsylvania
Edward H. Babcock
Ling
Towa
Etints
Ing Tien
Havi
Property listed for sale in Sioux County with tax details
A damaged notice describes a property sale in Sioux County, naming the property owner and assessments. It notes valuation figures in dollars, a tax year, and a court or official process. The document references proceeds and deadlines tied to the sale and lists involved parties in vague terms.
Frederick the Great on Cavalry Discipline
The passage quotes Frederick the Great lamenting unruly cavalry. He admonishes officers for lax duty and recalls a drill day where subalterns dodge tasks, a sergeant major questions the timing, and a load of excuses leads to the question of how to defeat the enemy with such lax cavalry.
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Oesid
Frederick the Great
Coen
Dgilzes
Méssige
Chen FE
Huatig
Tan
Liam
Redericts the Great
Fragmented Eve of Reform in New York Letter Page
A highly garbled excerpt from the New York Commercial Advertiser column shows a discussion of local schooling, defunct figures, and social tensions. The text references school meetings, a director, a wife of a boss, and strained public sentiment amid political chatter and rumored events.
Sioux City promoters plan blitz across county towns
Promoters say they will campaign in Middleburg or Gormel and skip every other town in the county. They express hope Hawarden Independent stops casting blame and notes the explanation has already aired.
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Sioux City & Northern
Middleburg
Gormel
Civilization on the River Inscriptions Highlighted in Times-Democrat
The article notes hand carved inscriptions prepared for a display in New Orleans as the narrator requests Martha not to add more wording. The interaction emphasizes careful wording and the delays in adding further text.
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Martha
Brekers
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Unnamed Millionaire and A Charity Question
An unnamed New York financier famed for extreme frugality entertains a tale of a millionaire who spurns wealth despite a generous wife. A committee sought support for a boys industered school, but the donor’s pledge faltered as the hour of decision neared. The couple’s presence left guests in silence and later the paper noted the exchange.
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Chalmers
Ed Crosa National Organization
New York
Calli
Juat
Vambodt
Tyer Iimsband
Girl Resists Strike at Paterson Silk Mill
Bliss Macy Jane McMahon, a young worker at the Frank and Dagan silk mill in Paterson New Jersey, refused to join a strike while others left their posts. She stood by her postal duties and upheld a personal principle, earning praise for her courage amid a wider labor action.
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Frank & Dagan
Paterson
New Jersey
Thaze
Bliss Macy Jane McMahon
Viasme
Candig
Iain
Mise McMahon
Saya
Aeosha
Mliss McMahon
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