Rainy notices and social events in Hall town
The page lists weather rain notes and a flood of local items including errands, arrivals, marriages and engagements. It notes Miss Tamplin and CL Wy. Miller wedding plans, Mrs Tarver and Charley Miller to wed in Canton Oak, and several travelers visiting from Omaha and Chicago. It mentions Starrett Bros public notices and a forthcoming Labor Day celebration and rail excursion deals.
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Sadin Tamplin
CL Wy. Miller
Coan Rapids
John
Rons Rogn
Fo Lnan
Hoeky Mountain
Yoour
Beltrich
Chiease
Sheblen
Grant Vickers
Inwood
Hall
Grant
Neck Rapids
Petera
Full
Wiggins
Vorde
Omaha
Forde
Wiveins
Republicans of Lincoln Township Meet to Choose Delegates
Lincoln township Republicans are called to meet in Hull council room on Monday evening June 18 at eight for naming seven delegates to the county convention at Sioux Center June 10 to elect delegates to state and senatorial conventions. A township committee will be chosen and other business considered. E. C. Stevenson, Chair.
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Republican Gaucus
Lincoln Township
Hull
Sioux Center
E. C. Sceven
Bailey Elected Commander in Ireton and Waterloo
Hon C F Bailey of Ireton was elected commander of the G ALR at Waterloo defeating Col M B Davis of Sioux City. The Sioux City candidate was expected to win but Bailey carried decisive votes. The note highlights Sioux County pride and changes in local education funding amid protests against socialist teaching. A parallel report from the Sioux City Journal recalls Will Wells receiving a gold beaded cane. Idaho gold and railroad expansion are also discussed with optimistic mining and agricultural prospects.
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Bailey
C.F. Bailey
Ireton
G. Alr
Waterloo
M. B. ‘Davis
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux County
Treton
Prestia
Idaho
Pavifie
Lewiston
Lapwai Creek
Clearwater
Nez Perte Reservation
Buffalo Hump
Florence
Elk City
Grange
Salmon River
Klondike
Hump
Cold Springs
Camas
California
Chas. &. Fee
St. Paul
Mion
Northern Pacific Railway
Weather and crop progress report for the week
The week showed above normal temperatures with generally favorable conditions for cultivation. Showery first half, drier latter part in most districts, improving corn and small grain stands, with continued planting in the southeast and hopes for improved hay and forage supplies this season.
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Aml
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A Fallen Woman in Shenandoah Sentenced on Vagrancy
Grace Stubbs, arrested on vagrancy after a life of hardship, pleaded guilty in Judge LeBorrou’s court. She had no money or lawyer, was released on bond or her signature, and left town immediately to avoid further punishment. The piece condemns gendered justice and calls for fairer treatment of men and women.
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Shenandoah Sentinel
Grace Stubbs
Ashe Saver
Comet
Bridge
Placer
Wabash Depot
Simmond
Rand Borg
Daza
Ray
Hell
Reform School
Haya
Min
Poveria Ansi
Women and men blamed and judged in a society double standard
The piece argues against punishing a single woman for sexual transgression while male partners evade arrest. It condemns moral hypocrisy in law and society, urging equal accountability and challenging readers with the question what would Jesus do.
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Jesus
Another cyclone is a common gay iing in the west
A fragment notes a cyclone trend in the western region with unclear context and phrasing. It mentions frequent cyclones and a general weather pattern, but specifics are missing. The item reads as a partial weather mention without clear dates or locations.
Two Women of Davenport Explain Why They Want to Vote
Excerpts show Mrs Preston and another Davenport woman arguing for full suffrage. They frame the ballot as a citizen right tied to representation, taxation, and broader political reform, urging equal voting in a national context. The piece reflects early 20th century suffrage rhetoric amid a convention notice and travel deals.
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Davenport
Lowell
Trish Preston
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Justice of the Peace
E. W. Hazard
Hull, Iowa
Starrett Bros
Feb Prittigg
Bors Mins
Leba Owens
Philadelphia
de Mata Bros
Jewelri Atare
Alta
Joesephiny Bualeid
Mera
Lou Harrington
Soo Falls
Milwaukee Road
Starret Bros
Spirit Lake
Chatauqua
Includio al Theo
M. & Sb P. Railroad
H. BE. Harrington
Rudyard
Herbert
Me Co. & Boys
Calvin Jloole
Aysternaun
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State Normal
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John Sheldon
Aurora
Illinois
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W. H L. Clark
Fred Hazard
Ackermann
Gen Meyn
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Wikk Boyin
Ann Tarver
Charley Miller
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Ballard
Charley
Elery
Mall
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C.W. Garter
Toek Valley
Dan A Montgomery
Keten
Farmers Insurance Association
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Cominy
Tewa
Ros Lone
Manns
White
White Lake
Osnel Thas
A.W. Griseil
Doon
Ehia
J. Wintermantel
Mandlay
Hie Heyband
Wiscoseain
Hatlie
Alee
Wim
Tmhourd
Lyde Nixon
Oklahoma City
Remhousch
G. B. Swartz
Armory
Jongeth
Stars and Stripes
Orange City
Charlie Miller
Anni
Datta Prairie Schoomer
Dadcata Seid
Garfield
Lyon County
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Grisell
Mgr
Aall
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Rehool
Prinknell
Tauehh School
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Soria
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Iran
Santer Agency
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Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul
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