Humphrey Re-elected Colonel in 42d Town Election Outcome
Sioux City officer W B Humphrey is re elected Colonel of the reorganized 42d Town amid a contested vote. Lt Col Kirk of Mason City was the main challenger, with company E showing strong support for Humphrey. Elsewhere ballots indicate mixed backing and political maneuvering among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Humphrey
Sioux City
Co. II
52D
Humphrey
E Company
Haif
Col. Kirk
Col
Kirk
Mason City
82D
Parker
Tor
Odle
Hile
W. A. Kirk
Kreger
Lee
Resseil
Gooch
Col. Humphrey
Hull’s Hullabaloo and local notices across town
Hull community columns recount social events and small town happenings. Mar Dears report visits from Rock Valley and Orange City, Odd Fellows events, church repairs, and local business ads. Notes on farming, schools, and upcoming improvements fill the bustle, with personal mentions of residents and weekly comings and goings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innex
Ender
Vickers
LeMars
Ballard
Ampice
Hull
Rock Valley
Sheldon
Hastings
Neb
Delbert Davis
Hudson
Uull
Jack Henry
Jack
Balkema
Co. Sapt
B.D. Brown
Orange City
Edgar
DeCorah
B. Tfazard
Hazard
Chas. Cassis
Hudson S. Dak. State
Optician Coming to Offer Free Vision Tests
An opportunity to have your eyes tested free of charge at DeMot's store on Tuesday May 2. BF. Lami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMot's
Enemies of Rattlers in Venomous Reptiles With Imperil
The article explains the two main enemies of rattlesnakes the black snake and the bog. It notes the black snake is rapid and can grasp the rattlesnake by the neck then squeeze it. It also describes hog immunity to snake venom explaining fat and blood wearers prevent venom spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seca
Barmless
New York Press
Bramwell Encounters A Multilingual Passenger On Rhine
On a Rhine steamboat Lord Bramwell helps a distressed passenger whose speech fails in English French German and Italian. The woman sighs she wishes to be home and laments her helplessness among foreigners.
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Lord Bramwell
Maya
Hy Cigna
Nervous Ailments and Drug Intemperance Highlight Era Risks
The piece warns of age specific nervous ailments caused by modern chemistry and advertising. It notes rising drug intemperance and potential dangers from alcohol and new chemical products with high molecular power. Continued indulgence promises nemesis of hopeless neurasthe nia, as medical activity tightens in response to public ignorance.
Fragmented Notice on Plaster Set Time and Additives
The text discusses how adding 2 to 4 percent postered althea runt slows plaster setting and keeps it pliable. It mentions an additive Saracua delaying complete hardening for about an hour and refers to various obscure terms and names without clear context.
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Plaster of Paria
Saracua
Political contest narrows to Gear-Cumming clash in district
A Democratic paper in Des Moines notes the race in a congressional district boils to a Gear-Cumming dispute. Hospers backs Gear, Reach backs Cumming, Bosch urged to speak. The piece questions loyalties and signals expected admissions to reveal true alignment.
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Ans
der Moines
Thia
Non-Com Officers Appointments Announced for Co. I
Capt Odle announces the appointing of non commissioned officers for Company I on Monday evening. Names include Bergia Frank Vickers WW H Clark W F P Lang Harry M Bombough James P Hogan Corporal Roy A Bang Alfred Putnam Claude W Okey Harold W Ofle Lance Corporal Brad Waldamith of Sheldon. The note adds commentary on local arts and Omaha show advertising.
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Odle
Co. i
Bergia
Frank Vickers
WW. H.clark
W. F P. Lang
Harry M. Bombough
James P. Hogan
Roy A. Bang
Alfred Putnam
Claude W. Okey
Harold W. Ofle
Brad Waldamith
Sheldon
Faken Up by the Understood A Black Boar
A notice declares ownership claim on a black boar held by B. Hawkins. The owner may reclaim by paying costs for the animal and its confinement as stated in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hawkins
Letter List Remains Annual at the BO
Richard Shoemaker and Aan Pooter Poston are named in a letter list the BO notes as remaining anuall. The item records the names and the ongoing status of the list.
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Anuall- Tor
Richard Shoemaker
Aan Pooter Poston
Half Rates West to Western Points by Sioux City Line
The Sioux City and Northern Line has introduced one way saless at about half the usual rates to many western destinations including Ele ele nu Montana Butte Spokane Seattle Portland Vancouver Victoria and more with intermediate points offered proportionally. Details on time maps and terms are available from agents in McNider Growl Dass and Aventoporto.
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Fie
Migs Carrie Jensen
Mina Maggie Murry
Tennesseern
Armory
Greneraddy
Hull
Dr. Coad
Re. Lew Shutazman
Jitkle
Shema
Skewis-Pritchard Independent Telephone
Sioux City
Sioux Center
Maurice
Sioux City & Northern
Towna
Congregational
Manus Steinberg
Co. E
Iowa
Des Moines
EF Company
52D
Lonton Theea
Atbara
Athara Bridge
Boelish Fem
Revptian Sovernment
England
Vraha- Ty
Soudon
America
Aventoporto WT
McNider
Growl Dass
API
Sigs City
Towa
For Sale or Rent Note from The Jenn Settle Property
Fragmented notice announces sale or rental of a property owned by Jenn Settle and associated parties. readable fragments reference a commission and a family garden, with unclear location or date due to damaged text.
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W.B. Humphrey Erlested
Marley
Onta
Gorn
Warren Maken
Rock Rapids
N. J. Brown
Tari Miller
Jubilee Singers
Oscar Blood
Odd Fellowship
Starret Bros
DeMots Bros
Adelaide Ballard
F. Bailey
Ireton
Rock Veter
Aleasrs
Shattswell
Will Meyers
Geo. Masters
Jolly Boys
Doon
K. P. Lodge
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Odd Fellows
United States
Society of God Fellows
Tealy
Peincies
Amd
Mmm
Celles
Lami
Rattlers
Traxter of
Paris
Polis
Gio
Sioux County
Handsome
Boomer Bros
Peerless
Asbestos
Crawford Bicycles
Harvard
F. L
W.H. Wilkinson
Constega's
Chase
Schon
Werron
Cherry Sisters
Herron
Grimel College
Omaha
Staf
Jeuse
Famre Gvarden Tyan
Just
Brand
Ito
Lensink’s
Hull, Iowa
Joenjansma
Jiell, Touwa
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