County Ticket Encourages Straight Republican Vote
County officers named include Auditor Henry Lendshine and Recorder Arthur Malknose with Clerk of Courts A W Grisell. The piece urges voters to back the Republican ticket, warning against free trade policies and praising Grisell as qualified and self educated. It promotes civic support, mentions a new telephone line pole delivery, and urges rural voters to vote straight Republican.
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Henry Lendshine
Arthur Malknose
A. W. Grisell
William Ilureninson
Chris Oppla
Ames
Sioux
Sioux County
Grisell
Lin
Vote for Sioux County bonds for a new court house
A county-wide appeal urges voters to approve bonds for a 340000 court house funded by labor input and railroad contributions. The piece argues the project supports jobs, stabilizes taxation, and benefits labor while urging cautious reading of the ballot wording and defending the plan against anti-bond voices. It links the measure to regional politics and warns against religious agitation during the campaign.
Bond Sale Debate Sparks County Ballot Battle in Orange City
The piece urges voters to back a bond issue for a new county courthouse, citing a bond executed by Fleury Hospers and others in Orange City. It accuses the anti bond group of fabricating claims about taxpayer costs and calls for a united yes vote to end the dispute and settle the controversy.
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Fleury Hospers
Orange City
O Range City
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Sioux County Bond Issue Denial and Cattle Tariff Debate
A public notice states the county will not exceed 40 000 in cost for a new courthouse even if bonds pass on election day. The document cites opposition reports and pledges adherence to the limit. It also quotes Chicago Times on Mexico cattle shipments and contrasts McKinley tariff rates with current duties, urging farmers to vote on Tuesday.
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Board of Supervisors
Sioux County
Ehid New Court House
Willian Dealy
Ch.m. A. Vaupsa Merz. B
EF. Jones
Chicago Times
Democratic
Mexico
Chicago
Geo. L. Cheesman
Sabina
H. Gonzales
Cheesman
Sioux City
West
Jocnman
United States
Penkins Jtros. Co
Publishera
Sioux Cty, Fo
Southern Homeseekers Excursions for Midwest to South
Hundreds of Northern families are drawn to one fare round trips on the Illinois Central, Yazoo & Mississippi Valley lines to Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Excursion dates run November to April with return allowed within thirty days and stopovers south of Cairo. Free copy of the Southern Homeseekers Guide available from Manchester Iowa via Illinois Central Railroad.
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Yacoo & Bmissipi Valley
Tennesse
Marasippi
Louisiana
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Onewe
Cedar Rapids
Lyle
Mongeys
Fort Dodge
Ohio River
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisianna
New Orleans
Memphis
Cairo
Manchester
Iowa
Southern Homeseekers
J.F, Merry
Oo. P
Illinois Central Railroad
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Tlus Nois Central Ratcroad
Tarmers
Nos Central
Mississisipi Valley
Ui. Central
J. F. Merry
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