Local Names List Highlights Regional Firms and Towns
An extensive OCR style roster lists numerous individuals and firms linked to towns such as Hull, Orange City, Rock Valley, Sioux Center, Hawarden, Alton, Hull, Boyden, and Maurice. The fragmentary record names people, companies, and localities with recurring references to area commerce and civic ties.
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Lane Ven
Daj
Heian
Fred Wagner
C. Eibers
A. Brinkhuin
Willian Eatmadake Gambier
August Wilert
I. PL
Mierama
Henry Bronkh
Harm Dirks le
Orange City
U. Spaan
John Koster
Hull
John Hesso
Hospers
J. Kotso
Maurice John Ney
Granville G. A. Kuyper
Boyden
George & Groth Fairview
A. McKellar
Rock Valley Atria Bank
G. A. Vagteveen
Rock Valley
J. Roseboom
Parimners Son Wins Ac Automobile Grand Prize
James Earley of ONeill Nebraska wins an $800 Flanders automobile grand prize in a Sioux City Daily News promotion. The paper has awarded multiple pianos and prizes to readers and teases another big giveaway, including a restored car worth $1,408, with further prize plans announced.
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James Earley
O'Neill
Hamel
Nebraska
Saline Vantes
Sioux City Daily News
Local Notices and Community Updates From The News
Cash commissions offer unusual interest with extra votes for patrons of rural free delivery routes. Agatha and Eva Miller spent part of Saturday at Sheldon. Mrs John Lammers is expected home this week. Albert TenHaken received crates of turkeys Korsithan White Plymouth Rock chicks and Peter Vah Dénselaar Jersey sows. The Editor and wife acknowledge an invitation to the wedding of Hattie VandeBerg and James Van Zyl at Orange City on February 23. The Index sends best wishes.
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Migses Agatha
Eva Miller
Sheldon
John ‘Lammers
Jennie Huibregtae
Albert’ TenHaken
Korsithan
Peter
Hattie VandeBerg
Orange City
James van Zyl
Newkirk
Andrew VandeBerg
John VandeBerg
N. Sawyer
Brower Swett Couple Wed at Brower Home
Thursday forenoon at 11 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Brower the marriage uniting Peter Swett and Miss Mary Brower was performed. The bride is praised as a fine womanly lady with broad goodwill and a genuine helpmeet for the groom.
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W. WW. Brower
Peter Swett
Mary Brower
Winning couple heads to harvest on Orange City farm
A bride and groom depart for a life on a farm near Orange City as many friends and well wishers send them off. The tone recalls a local wedding procession with emphasis on community support and future at the farm.
Farmer and Breeder replaces Farmer's Tribune name change notice
Announcement records the Farm era Tribune changing to Farmer and Breeder. Published in Sioux City since 1878, the paper remains under the same management with H. G. McMillan as president and John Thompson as editor. The shift signals broader focus on livestock, grains, and agricultural resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera’ Tribune
Sieur Guyeines
Farmer Sod Preetier
Sioux City
Farmer and Breeder
Northwestern Farmers and Breeders
H. G. McMillan
John Thompson
Hoestock
Appointment of Administrator of Iowa estate involves notices
The district court of Stowx County appoints an administrator for the estate of ATUn OUTIL, deceased. Creditors must present claims to the undersigned and verify them locally for settlement. Attorneys for the estate request timely payment and formal notice to potential claimants.
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Neilce
Lin Vistrict Court of
Stowx County
Down
Atun Outil
Bite Af Sail
Iawa
al Ners
Ani
Wen Vite
A Wild Goose Chase Hunt Ends in Broken Wagon and No Game
A party of four men treks twelve miles into the country in cold wet weather chasing a rabbit. After a fruitless search and a failed attempt to fire a coffee boil, they abandon wood and decide to return to town. A mishap with horses during hitching leaves one animal rearing and throwing a man into the air.
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Harry
Chicago News
Jimmie Pierce
Horsia
Jim- Min
Jammie
Hisa A
Rabbit Hunter Declares End Of Rabbits After Rainy Chase
In a rain soaked pursuit the narrator recalls loading weapons and tracking a rabbit through a rough road. He admits shooting the animal and vows to never hunt rabbits again, reflecting on guilt over the bare furless prey.
Damaged Lincoln Presidency Memoir Incident
In William H Crook’s recollections he recalls a day near Lincoln’s inauguration when the president, distracted by a sewing thread in his trousers, called for privacy as his bodyguard quietly observed. The memoir notes the intimate daily life of the president and his family during that period.
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Lincoln
William II. Crook
Ufe
Das
Fragmentary OCR notes on a telephone exchange incident
A distorted report describes a short scene involving a gentlemanly man asking for a shirt and a clerk guiding him which rack to use. The text ends with a reference to Philadelphia and unclear dialogue about placing a call.
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Siresia
Ula
Philadelphia
Almanac for 1911 Promoted by Word and Works
The Almanac for 1911 is advertised by Word and Works Publishing Company St Louis Mo. The small printed notice urges readers to send for the almanac at 35 cents prepaid and notes its availability to homes and offices.
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Irkeka
Almanas
Word and Works ° Publishing Company
St. Louis
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