Unprecedented corn yield reported in Hull area
A Hull report notes James Tobin of Lincoln township harvesting 83 bush per acre from a 15 acre field. Other items include church events, local arrivals and visitors, a dance controversy and upcoming Northern Pacific display at Sheldon with a wide range of regional agricultural and industrial exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tobin
Lincoln Township
Sadie Tamplin
Tiacela
Ted Capba
Ivia
Rock Valley
Swalford
Wafe
Peace Commission
Sioux County
Hotel Patterson
Northern Pacific Railway Land Department
Sheldon
Noverber
Northern Pacific Railway
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
We Were Scared In The Eighth District Race
A Democrat tells us Wednesday that after the election result was known, Garretson would beat Thomas in the tenth district and Weaver would beat Lacy in the sixth while Finn would beat Hepburn in the eighth. The writer notes twenty years in northwest Iowa and consistent voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garretson
Thomas
Weaver
Lacy
Finn
Hepburn
Maine
California
Iowa
Best Corn Crib for Sale by Schoeneman Bros
For sale by Schoeneman Bros a corn crib that can roll up and be stored for next year. Easy to set up and easy to take down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Zimmerman
Oklahoma
Frank
Schoeneman Bros
Perkins area diary notes mix threshing, visits, and theater
A scattered Perkins diary records threshing near Perking with crews on multiple farms. Visitors include Mr. Defong and Mrs. Sullivan, while social events at Perkins and Rock Valley appear. The Ledger Monthly October cover praises autumn art and features diverse reading matter at a low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Defong
Middleburg
van & Perkins
Mrs. Sullivan
Hall
Mrs. Tudor
Mises Stella
Emma Stidney
Mr. Andoraot
Anderson
Perkins
Hannon
Dela
Sioux Center
John Nieuwendorp
Rock Valley
John
Flemings
Wedger Monthly
Ledger Monthly
Nee With New Eyes Ad Blasts Piratical Craftmen
Sagast mocks the Spanish Premier and calls for wholesale action against pirate craftsmen. The sleight uses new spectacles as metaphor for seeing quitting time and Dewey as the enemy to be defeated. The piece vows victory with high quality and low prices.
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Broekstra
Powells
Tiimmie Vickers
Pheumatic
Starret Bros
Warde
E. W. Hazard
Giesta
Amin
Sioux City
Hull
Brick Bank
Garret DeMots
Dick Ryberg
Will Vollmer
Harry Fink
Will Hunt
Republican
Lyon County
Fusion
C. ¥. Hoffman & Co
Ind
Boomer Gros
Manus Stienberg
Coleman
Iives
J. T. Argubright
Charlie Stoddard
Christian Endeavor Era
Dorcas Hall
Hiester
Spirit Lake
Kiester
South Dakota
Sneceas
Co. EO
Michigan State University
John Faner
Pioneer
Lansing
Board of Pharmacy
Foner
Detroit
Hulk
Jose
Mae
Myrtle Ward
Atioux City
Dr. Stoll
FP. C. Beckman
W. S. Tuttle
Boyden
McGuire
Oman
Dinah Claerbout
Nellie Danne
Wisconsin
Ladies’ Aid Society
MM. E. Church
Armory
Thia
Ugual
Albert Lea Standard
Alton
Bill Wells
Indiana
Bell & Palmer
Orange City
Eric Struble
Congress
Ford
Kentucky
Scientific American
Church
Hoya
Beesie Howard
Julius Anderson
Walter Beachick Franlaens
Westepakth
Lewis
Jill Lewis Company
Boston
Mase
G. W. Lensine
Rkina
Perking
Hirram Coon
Shirley
Clayton Beach
Tiger Valley
Jennie Hoff
Weersma
Conrad Jensen
Minnesola
Kate Niewenhof
J. J. Dykstra
Tom Buckley
Albert Borks
Hock Rapids
DeNeff
Mrs. Dodds
Mr. Bronner
Suntiey
Nee
Sagast
de Mots Bros
Furl
F. W. Hall
Fred Hall
Hull, Ia
The
Sioux City Journal
the News of the World
Reliaste Marke
Able Editorials
T Reports
Perkins Bros, Co
Publehors
the Daily Journal
Sunday Journal
Tanlishers
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