Town Land Strip to Be Improved as Park Area
Council discussed the north side land strip from Locust Street to the town plat boundary. A committee will inquire and report next meeting. It was donated for park purposes and steps will be taken to plant trees lay out avenues and improve the park.
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Local Social Notes Highlight Debates and Sales
Harry Swaiford returns from Charles City to join a debate at Parkins on the woman suffrage issue. Community news covers insurance prospects, a Dorcas Half recital, a young actor’s prospects, a Sherman County sale of remnants, and church delegates bound for Cleveland.
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Yio
Kinecy Comedy Company
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Sheldok Gazette
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Srirchwood
C. P. Kilburn
Sioux City
Mr. Kilburn
Mr. E. Church
Cleveland
Killborn
Canton
David Brenner
Beow
G. W.lyon
Inwood
Ed Lyon
Sam Mack
Waly Ginamea
Gert Welder
Tetot
Dodds
Rock Valley
Mea
Whitman
Afra
Gert Anderson
Dy. Lewis
Lowood
Jacob Brenner
Port Scott
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Hope Cemetery
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The New Government Declares Plans for 1900 Rise
Ego outlines a sweeping program for a new regime to be in place by 1900. He promises centralized power, a cabinet drawn from trusted aides, and a system where the people hold ultimate authority through executive dominance. Frank and others question details while transcripts note the emphasis on money and structure.
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Britt
Frank
Bere
Ego
Mgr
Fesugieani
Dygayerus
Old Boy
Brank
Old Ireland
Co Will Phay
Bee
Alold
Ero
Ont Yaihey
Muveste
Direct Democracy Fantasies Spur Tax and Credit Talk
A dialogue sketches radical reform plans with Ego proposing lifelong rule and a chief dictator title. Frank questions Secretary selections, while Nardeson handles wealth division and a new credit system. The piece ends noting a tax reminder and a bank offer to pay dues.
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Frank
Leini
Seldet Nardeson
Ezo
Nardeson
Lyo
Minute Compe cure cited as relief for coughing
An advertisement claims Minute Compe cure eases coughing irritation and respiration. It asserts rapid pectoration and reduced audic tion, attributed to NG O Coad. The fragment emphasizes immediate help for throat and chest discomfort.
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Opening of the New Bridge Across the Missouri at Sioux City
An excursion marks the opening of a new bridge across the Missouri at Sioux City on Tuesday January 21 1805. The Sioux City and Northern Joint line offers a special fare with a 1.50 round trip from Peru to Sioux City and back. Distinguished guests including the governors of Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota will attend the celebration to view the grand bridge and celebrate regional benefit.
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Calland
New York Weekly Tribune
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Hull
Grange City
Heck Valley
Mingea Reynolds
Hack Y. Tileley
Mystic Beak
Sioux City
John Paner
Pennsylvania
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Milwaukee
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Cee
Farmers Institute
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Sioux
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Perkink
Financial statement of Pioneer Bank of Sioux County
The document presents a bank balance sheet from Pioneer Bank detailing assets including bullion notes and securities, real and personal property, capital paid in, deposits due, undivided profits, other profits after taxes, and total liabilities and capital. It records directors and officers attesting to the accuracy of the statement before a notary in Stone County Iowa.
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Sioux
Bebb
Prits Ag
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Schoeneman
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al? Toneen
Mrraad
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A.J. Tessa
Sins Jorn St. Mares
Robert Schoeneman
BL. Reisman
A P
Jonsen
Teh J. Maye
AF Carrey
Natary Public
Stone County
Towa
Farm Trade Listing Promises Stock Farm in Sioux County
Auction style notice lists varied items including Inpex arrangements and sale prices. Mentions horses from 400 to 1800 pounds and a trade offer for a farm in Sioux County with improvements and water. Enquiries directed to the INDES office.
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Sioux County
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