Twenty Years Ago Items From OWA Inpex 1892
Twenty years back items from the OWA Inpex July 1 1892 note Garrett DeMots in Sioux Center over Sunday painter D W Warren hoists his sign. Hortense Tamplin and others visiting. Portraits of Grover Cleveland and Stevenson. Miss Leone Swafford attends a Chicago convention. Maurice Stickney grave picnic closes schools. Dr Shephard paints villa. A petition circulates to move a skirmish line to Sioux Center. injunction in Jackson v Zimmerman over harness making in Hull. Charlie Dean brings strawberries. office shares.
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Jackson
Wedding in Iowa Relates News of June 1912
A 1912 Sioux County notice details the marriage of Clara Reyelts and Wilhelmina Meyny at the home of William Mary near Boyden Iowa. It lists the ceremony by Rev Paul J Bunge, attendants Dora Tiedemann and Henry Meyna, and the couple's plans to reside near Pipestone Minnesota. Also covered is local church events, a Sunday School picnic, and the Republican and Democratic county conventions at Orange City and Grange City with committee actions and candidate selections.
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William Mary
Boyden
Iowa
Clara Reyelts
Wilhelmina Elsie Katherine Meyny
Paul J. Bunge
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dora Tiedemann
Henry Meya
Booms
John Reyetta
Dora Mender
Rooma
Prioon Tewest
Sioux City
W. Bachite
Grooma
Mra
Orange City
de. Ogg
Dr. Ogg
McAlister
Hawarden
C. A. Walhol
H. W. Hyink
Reading
B. FP. Hawking
Lincoln
John Harmelink
Plato
Vander Stouwe
C. O. Sawyer
Hull
A. L. Halsted
Rock Valley
Dudge Wm. Hutchinson
Congress
Hyink
William Wierara
John Behrends
FP. L. Schoen
West Branch
A. Balkema
W. BE. Abbey
FE. Matealfe
John ‘J. Klein
Wm. Grootera
Sheridan
Convention
Sioux County
E. H. Hubbard
Thia
United States
Albert B. Cummins
W. S. Kenyaun
N.balkema
G.klay
Wm. VanderStouwe
Charles ’ de Sawyer
R. EB. Metcalfres
John Hospers
Morel
Blenvich
Klay
Balkema
Grange City
A. Mitchell
Char Rian
P. Jungers
Prculatigh
John I
D. Aue
H.toorif
L. Schaap
Taga
P. H. Schaap
Antaga
L. _ Schaap
Bayden
Ing
Iowa's Birthday and Territorial Milestones Highlight 1805 to 1840
The article traces Iowa's history from the 1805 Louisiana Territory government to the 1840 cornerstone at Iowa City. It notes key events on July 4 and outlines the 4H style essay contest for Sioux County boys ages 15 to 19 to represent the county at the state fair, with selection and travel details to be managed by local officials.
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Lowa
Louisiana
Lowe Country
Wisconsin
Iowa
Stobert Lucas
Iowa City
Iowa Country
Michigan
Anis
George Wallace Formes
State Historical Society of
Territory
Wiscemasin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Missinnippi River
Angel
Towa
Thia
Mrs DeRoos Dies in Hull After Long Life
Mrs DeRoos nee Reitsma an East Orange pioneer aged 66 years 5 months and 3 days died at her Hull home Monday morning July 1912 from complications and Brights disease Born January 28 1846 in Wommels Friesland Netherlands married May 8 1868 to William DeRoos emigrated to Sioux County April 1873 lived East Orange later Alton Funeral July 3 1912 conducted by Rev A W Wye at home and Reformed church interred Hope Cemetery Hull Surviving sons John W DeRoos Chas DeRoos Wm DeRoos Jr and David DeRoos and one daughter with four sons and one daughter who died in infancy Also mentions visitors and sympathy rendered.
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Pierje DeRoos
Sioux County
East Orange
Alton
Hull
DeRoos
John W. DeRoos
Mintje Hoksbergen
Chas DeRoos
Sioux City
DeRoos, Jr
Fall
David de
A. W. Wye
Reformed Church
Hope Cemetery
Springfield
TE ” Tadex
Free Trips For Iowa Farm Boys To State Fair
Iowa Board of Agriculture adopts resolutions offering 100 farm boys free attendance at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines from August 22 to 30. Boys must write 500 to 700 word essays on "Iowa" and file them with F. E. Fuller, Orange City, by July 20, 1912, to encourage agricultural education and broaden fair benefits.
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Iowa State Board of Agriculture
Iowa
Des Moines
Local Church Services Set for Next Sunday
EvanceucaL Lotimnan Cun"cn announces services and Sunday school on the Tth day of Ju na following at 2 pm. St Zion's Lutheran Church in Waoon and St Paul's Lutheran Church in Lingala township invite all to attend and make new friends.
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Evanceucal Lotimnan Cun
Juna
St Zion's Luthera
Thin City
Wa Oon
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Lingala
True Freedom Sunday Service and Slavery Topic Talk
An APRN Ravenweb morning service for Independence Day features a sermon titled True Freedom. Evening program includes The Apostle Paul's Attitude to the Slavery Question with Sunday School at 10 am and The Christian Virtues VI Honesty at To'elock. A decoration meeting led by Misa Emma Sheldon follows. Old Grandfather Rash, in his nineties, suffered a decline after a minor accident downtown when struck by a team led by Otto Huizenga. Mrs McDermid, her children, and Miss Emily Strynland depart for Winnipeg after visiting here. Marinus Scholten buys an International automobile from Gorzeman and Vande Berg.
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Paul
Rash
Otto Huizenga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garrett DeMots
Sioux Center
D. W. Warren
Gay Smith
The
Rock Rapids
Melvil Smith
Misa Hortense Tamplin
Allinolg
Harry
Story County
Prother
Miss Leone Swafford
Grover Cleveland Aia Adal Stevenson
Chicago
Mra. J
Duncan
Beresford
Misa Mattle Yockey
Ohio
Georgia Knapp
Allie Gardner
Mattie Yockey
Maurice Stickney
Cecil Strommer
Dicp Digge
Hovison
Maurice
Presa
Charlie Dean
Charlie
Catherine Sawyer
Lehe John Huibregise
R. B. Metcalf
R. P. Detmars
Fy. McAllister
Albert Heemstra
Chas.’ Brooke
A. DeBey
John Carter
Wr. Sedgwick
F. J. Huizenga
BF. Hawkins
P. H. VanWeyk
J. A. Oge
Committee On State
J. F. Morris
J. Hospers
L. T. Kenney
Chas. Harmelink
A. H. Landdeck
Schoeneman Bros, Go
State Fair Management
Farmer's Institute
Emma van Noort
George Vickers
Williams
William Winch
Homer
Nebraska
Local Church News
Marinus Scholten
Gorzeman and
Vande Berg
Wm. Shimp & Sons
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