Local News Notes From Orange City Area
Local items report visits by H M Mensink and M Vander Tuig, travel to Hawarden and Alton, and a wedding of Gradus Brink to Dena Vogelaar. Also mention of June teacher exams in Orange City, new Maurice Studio postcards, a mail delivery axle break, and local commerce including Wormites at drugstores, Evans hardware, and De Laval cream separator sales. Community notices include inspections, carpentry on J E Mieras residence, and ambulance and police pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Brink
Omaha
Dena Vogelaar
de -Laval
Maurice Hardware Store
Market Column Seeks One-Week Vacation Break
Markets note a planned one week break as staff take a vacation to recharge after two years of steady townbound work. They will not publish next week but assure subscribers they will receive the full number of papers and pay nothing for missing issues.
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Golden Oak Woodworks
N.T
Jachine Co
Cleveland
Times
Where Does She Belong Question For Worried Housewives
An older essay argues that American wives, from farmers to clerks, become restless chasing status symbols and fashionable parlor life. It critiques wasted effort on "genteel" decor, sewing, and late work, urging women to find true purpose rather than exhausting planning and fear for tomorrow.
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Webb
Iesson
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He Queal. & CO
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Etl Te Ke Sealer
Owneys
I of
Mera Sce
Mauric Seri Ah IC
Maurice
Iowa
SUNN
New York
New York Inn &Co.s
FF ‘Bt
Washington
Photos
Maurice and
Alskamp’s
John Pengse
Alton
Elskamp’s
H. M. Mensink
Orange City
Gradus Brink
Hospers
HH. M. Mensink
Asbury Park
N. J
Reas
Warnujes
van Qoosterhaut
W. Short
Mrs. M. Vander Tuig
Hawarden
J.E. Mieras
Ben.Heusinkveld
Pringhar
F. E. Fuller
J. M. Mieras
Sioux City
Schuller Brothers
Itheit
John Schuller
Adourn
Hiss
Hardware
Harrison,s
Harrison’s
J. C. Emery
Des Moines
Daven Bros. & Co
Wm. Dealy
Maurice Studio
Mark Twain
Mark
Sioux ‘County
Steam Engine
Ensilage
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