Local News Notes From Orange City And Monroe Visit
Local notes report visits and relocations in Orange City and Monroe areas. Gerrit Vander Broek and family visited Monroe S Oak at the John Van Roekel home while Amy Schalevamp of Orange City spent time with Henry De Jone. Henry Borrink temporarily resigns as clerk at Jake Riepma due to typhoid fever. Pierce Vande Brake takes the post. Van Horsen moves to his father's Gustebon farm, Lige Mars relocates from the vacated property.
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Abrs
Gerrit Vander Broek
Monroe S. Oak
John van Roekel
Amy Schalevamp
Orange City
Henry de Jone
Henry Borrink
Jake Riepma
Wi van Horsen
Gustebon
Lige Mars
Mr. van Horsen
Ireton and Maurice Girls Dominate Openers in Doubleheader
In Saturday action the Ireton and Maurice girls opened the doubleheader with Maurice winning 22 to 11. The Maurice boys then defeated Ireton 29 to 14 as they recovered in the second half. The Commercial Club team plans a Sioux Center trip Thursday, and M C C now stands 7 wins in 12 games.
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Ireton Girls
Maurice Girls
Maurice High School
Ireton High School
Qiken
Ysiting
Sioux Center
Sioux
Stark Brothers Tree Sales Ad Promises Easy Commissions
An ornate 101st anniversary Stark Brothers catalog ad touts vast pay for part time sellers. It cites multiple earners from Kansas Massachusetts Illinois Nebraska and others, claiming weekly or daily profits and a free sales kit plus a 101st Anniversary Display Book. The pitch seeks available agents nationwide amid a strong outdoor sales season.
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Stark Bro’s
H. D. Phelps
Kansas
G. F. Snyder
Nebraska
E. B. Robin
L. L. Jenkins
Ill
Vander Broek Van Roekel Nuptials
Nellie Vander Broek and Gerrit Vander Broek married at the bride’s home in Orange City in the presence of relatives. The couple will reside on a farm southeast of town as they begin married life and hope for a prosperous future with children.
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B. van Roekel
Orange City
Nellie
Gerrit Vander Broek
FL Vander Rook
Unclear OCR fragment on confinement and travel
Fragmentary text suggests a confined residence through winter with slow improvement and a note about wheels and a U S context but lacks clear entities, events, or outcomes to summarize factually.
Program A Success At River View School Program
Miss Wiersma’s program at River View school four miles northeast was a grand success. Children performed well and baskets sold raised 43.40. About 100 people attended from Orange City Sioux Center and Movice. The credit goes to Miss Wiersma for the program and her effort in the school.
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Wiersma
River View
Orange City
Sioux Center
iMavvice
Hog market news from Dix Clix region shows peak prices
The report notes distant hog shipments to Sigwx Clive Biers and high prices set at the Dix Clix market. Poachers are mentioned in connection with disruptions and concerns over hog sales figures and market integrity.
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Duhn AL Muilenboers
Sigwx Clive Biers Ware Ae
Osaki
Hyaihe
1917 Wallpaper Sample Books Offered for Viewing
M. M. Tapp, painter and decorator, offers wallpaper sample books for viewing. Prices are reasonable and estimates cheerfully furnished. call anytime to arrange.
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M. M. Tapp
Notice of Probate Hearing in Orange City Sioux County
Court in Orange City Sioux County to hear the probate of an estate on March 18 at 20 o clock. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Signed official with date and seal.
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Orange Cite
Sioux County Town
Iaw
Tsa
Brebate
Women monopolize phones claim sparks Colorado hearing
Denver report notes the state public utilities commission hearing a claim that southern Colorado women monopolize rural line gossip. D A Strong of Mead testifies during Montana State Telephone and Telegraph rate and service investigation, urging the commission to restore business practices. similar claims cited in Maurice Gulloy mention.
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Denver
Colo
State
Colorado
D. A. Strong
Mead
Mountana States Télephone and Telegraph Company
Maurice
Guioy
Jacek Dashaway Declares Grasped Girl Is a Bird
In a Town Topies report, Jacek Dashaway claims the girl he grabbed is a bird while her father supplies the ngies. The exchange centers on a bizarre assertion amid the incident's fallout.
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Pan
Jacek Dashaway
Mild Protest Sparks Observation in Odd Dialogue
A fragmentary report notes Pare observing Absalon tease others during a scant covern of a discussion about a contribution Gasket. The dialogue includes rural phrasing about estimation and thrift, with unclear references to people and places.
Birth of a Nation on screen draws mixed reactions
The piece praises D W Griffiths Birth of a Nation as a sweeping, emotional panorama from the Civil War era to Reconstruction. It urges every citizen to see the film to grasp Lincoln era meanings, noting its battles, romance, and harsh histories.
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Iowa
Sumter
Griffith
South
D. W. Griffith
The
Republic
Lincoln
Washington
North
Metal Cutting by Soft Iron Disk at High Speed
A bar of hard steel is rapidly cut by a revolving disk of soft iron. Heat from friction concentrates at a point on the bar and melts it while the disk spreads the heat along its circumference, cooled by air flow. A bar 81 millimeters thick is cut in two by a disk 0 centimeters in diameter and 2 millimeters thick at 80 meters per second in eight to ten seconds.
Preventing Disease in Children
The article urges strict hygiene to stop disease spread among kids. It recommends not putting objects in mouths, covering coughs, and avoiding shared items. It stresses that visibly unwell children and especially babies should stay apart to reduce serious illness.
Panama Lions Describe Two Lion Types In Jungle
The text notes Panama lions exist in black and tawny varieties. It describes a full grown lion standing about thirty inches high with a broad bull-dog chest, long legs, a square catlike head, and a lionlike growl ending in a bark. It mentions they allegedly never attacked natives, though locals warn of danger when near.
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Panama
Panama Jungle
Aida
Love of Appreciation in Early Humans
The piece argues that humans crave approval as a basic social need. It notes the eight-year-old impulse and celebratory trophies, like deer furniture, as signs of praise from peers. It cautions against blaming women for possessing adornment.
Constitutional Amendment Debate Spurs Federal Approval
The article discusses the process to amend the Constitution requiring three quarters of states for ratification, noting confusion over whether three fourths or three thirds are needed. It highlights debate in the house and senate and mentions potential timing and procedural questions.
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Venice
Ruth
Courae
Simecseies
Fedaen
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