European war seen as solution in Crete crisis
From Des Moines dated April 8 a Sioux City Journal update notes a district court decision upholding a saloon permit rule. John Weber must secure consent from nearby property owners within fifty feet and obtain a new bond and city council regulation. The ruling, if sustained, could affect statewide licensing practices.
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Des Moines
Sioux City Journal
District Court
Holmen
John Weber
Weber
Uity
Farm practices prompt law enforcement on road and weed control
Residents of Sioux County towns discuss enforcing the law on hog and weed control. Trustees plan to curb trespass and nuisance burning near roads and fields while urging better road maintenance and preventing improper hog netting.
Congress Allocates S260000 for Gard Sufferers Relief
Congress appropriates S260 000 to aid Gard sufferers and the bill passes promptly. Distribution of supplies begins immediately to assist affected individuals and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Suffrage Association Members Question Senate on Amendment
A committee for the Town Wamiun's Suffrage Association prepared questions about the proposed amendment. The questions were printed and placed on the desks of each Senate and House member for discussion. The paper argues the merits and urges support for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamiun
Senate
Weren
Ge Association
A Lively Chase Through a Louisiana Inn
An account from the Dietrail Free Press recalls a wild midnight pursuit in a Louisiana hostelry. A yellow skinned innkeeper confronts a fleeing intruder with pistols as the chase spills over a wrecked room and a broken mirror.
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Boui
Boniface
Dietrail Free Press
Relief Maps by Pauling Show New Drawing Method
Nature describes Pauling’s relief map technique praised as a major advance over existing systems. The method prints on silver gray paper with white contour lines illuminated by a light source. color contrasts depict plateau and slope, offering a close sense of terrain steepness and elevation.
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Pauling
Fragmented 19th Century Trade Notes From George E L Walsh
A garbled passage cites economic strains before 1874 with scattered mentions of gravity of trade, industry and risk in the era. It references a 14 centuries or more, flowering culture, enmity, and productive work attributed to various trades. The text names George E L Walsh and Lipphicneli's in a fragmented manner.
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Psanis
Prodighiv
George EL Walsh
Lipphicneli
How to Live Longer and Why We Do Not Live Longer
A fragmentary review of a book by Dr Yaves arguing civilization shortens life. It cites a German philosopher two centuries old claiming beverages and rich meals shorten natural lifespan. The text critiques modern habits, sleep, work, and diet as factors in aging.
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Benger
Ulaves
Yaves
Bookseller row and disputed package claim noted
A bookseller involved in a late century dispute claims a package was misread and that the alleged charges were misattributed. The case centers on whether the contents and value align with the stated totals and sale conditions.
Chickens Reared in Wilk District Cooked Delicacy Noted
A fragmented note describes chickens raised near Wilk and their preparation as a prized dish. The text mentions milky sauces and a method that yields a distinctive texture and flavor, comparing the fowl to a pigeon in tenderness.
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Paris
Woman Receives Subtle Streetcar Rebuke for Forgetting Thanks
A well dressed woman boarding a Broadway streetcar at Fourteenth Street is offered a seat by a man who rises to give her courtesy. She blushes and remains silent, prompting comments from onlookers as the incident becomes a quiet rebuke about manners. The crowd watches as she exits, likely changing her future conduct on streetcars.
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Frank
Agai
New York Times
Safe Course Pilot Saga on the Mississippi River
An old Youth's Companion tale recalls a Yankee applying for a Mississippi river pilot post in New Orleans. The owner tests his river knowledge with jokes about songs and stages, while the applicant offers to do the job anyway if needed. The exchange ends with a wry, humorous doubt about exact river knowhow.
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New Orleans
Hig
Buffalo hunt tells of last Jewell County kill in 1872
An eyewitness account from Cohirabus Palm er’s ranch recalls a buffalo sighting near a draw a mile away. He describes the charging bull, dogs, and a rapid shot to the forehead that felled the animal, asserting anyone claiming otherwise is a liar.
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Jewell
Cohirabus Palmer
Palmer
Mia
Huffalo
Soap Dye Waste Recovered Glycerin by Electrolysis
The Electrical Review describes Glatz and Lugo’s method to extract glycerin and caustic soda from soapy dye waste. By electrolysis, a sine or caton anode treats the liquor while the cathode sits in a perans pot. current forms hydrated soda at the cathodes and the filtrate yields glycerin and nearly pure caustic soda usable by soap makers.
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Glatz and
Lugo
Consideration For Horses Nerves In New York Stable
A private stable in New York keeps horses under the care of the rich with strict silence rules. The text notes that horses are sensitive to conversations and nervousness, influencing their behavior. It mentions wedding ring standards and laws.
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New York
Local Briefs Across Sioux County Express News
New dress moods at Beckman Wintermantle and Owe. Ira Vreeland of the Sioux Center Free Press visited. Boomer Bros. will close out their wallpaper stock at cost. Frank Babcock dies in Independence and will be moved to Sheldon. Adventists plan meetings led by S. Elar of College View. Judge Hutchinson praised as Sioux County court convenes April 26. Fire department meeting selects J. W. Tagaplin as secretary. shire association committee appointed for council debate.
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Sioux
Paris de Treapasaing
Lincoln
Beckman
Wintermantle & Owe
Garret DeMots
Sioux Center
Cressie
Alvord
Hull
Chas. Ballard
Boomer
Bheldon
Independence
Sheldon
College View
Neb
Hart
Ed George
Sioux County Court
Judge Hutchinson
Myra Steinberg
Albare
Fire Department
J. W. Tagaplin
Te Restauartion
BW. Mathews
Shire Association of
Shremen
Sheriff S Sale Notice for Parmelia Frear Property
Sheriff announces sale under a speed execution from Sioux County District Court in favor of Mutual Building and Loan Association against Parmelia Frear and J Davis administrator of A B Frear estate. Property: Lot Fourteen in Block Two in Boyden town. May 1, 1907 at 10 am at Eastroot door Grange City Court House. Debt 339.39 dollars plus costs. Highest bidder for cash. T R Sgaar Sheriff.
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Spee
District Court
State of Fowayinswud
Sioux County
Boyden
Grange City
T. R. Scgaar
Sherif
Osceola Wits Spark Sharply Satirical County Rivalry
Osceola papers showcase sharp wit aimed at Sioux County over political plums from Gov. Drake's appointments. Local satire mocks officials while praising Osceola for lively provocation and enduring humor amid the public dispute.
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Osceola County
Gov. Drake
Sioux County
Persimmons
Osceola
Ten
Bit
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