Siou x county board approves papers and funding
Sioux County Board of Supervisors meets on January 6 and 7 1892 in Orange City and Alton to select official county papers for the year approve printing bids grant tax refunds assessors work set officer salaries and extend jail and poor farm contracts. They authorize transfers from funds approve bank deposits limit county funds to 50 percent of bonds and appoint Thomas J. Deck as Auditor through January 1895.
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A. Vander Meide
Wm. Dealy
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J. Deck
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Wm Dealy
E.G. McClure
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Thomas J. Deck
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Secret Societies and Common Sense Executorship
In mixed reflections, Talmage defends secret societies as centuries old and sometimes virtuous, describing members as church pillars and guardians against iniquity. He argues their testified integrity should guide executorship over sworn adversaries, noting societies that aid the sick and poor. An editorial aside mocks indemnity claims tied to colonial conflicts and cites diverse opinions on prohibition and news promotion from the Sioux City WeekLe Journal.
Moses for President and the grip epidemic discussed
A dubious call for Moses as president contrasts with political talk while a grip epidemic spreads across the United States. The piece describes millions affected in cities like Dubuque and Chicago, with symptoms of sneezing fever and sore throats. It ponders origin of the grip microbe and calls for a remedy, noting it as a bacterial contagious disease and comparing it to past waves.
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