Farm Bureau to base at pair during fair week
Sioux County Farm Bureau to establish hindquarters at the county fair this year. Officials aim to connect members with fair agents and county officers on site for convenient service. Poland China hog market strong with Henry of Sheldon averaging 90 dollars on 43 head. Dorr of Marcus close behind with similar averages. Bloemendaal unsure sale with 58 head averaging about 50 dollars each totaling near 3000 dollars.
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Sioux Counts Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Roc Henry
Sheldon
Poland
China
Althe Dorr
Marcus
Jim Bloemendaal
Sabbath School and Evening Services Note Schedule
Morning theme Marching Orders and evening Pathetic Scene are announced. Vacation ends as the Ladies plan a meeting with Mrs W T McConnell on September 7. Preaching at 11 and 8 with 7 15 CU meeting.
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C.U
Hog auction disappointment and heavy hog losses at sale
The next day’s sale disappointed buyers with an average drop. Mrs Peter Mouw offered about 70 head including fall and spring boars and sows and gifts. Spring boars averaged 28 50, fall boars sold at a loss, one 400 pound hog went for 20 dollars. All but three hogs sold despite Mrs Mouw’s disappointment. Buyers traveled from Virginia to bid on Moon hogs and obtain bargains for razorback herds.
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Peter Mouw
Vrs Mouw
Viriginia
Alton Democrat
Sioux County Land Values and Shifts Over Time
The estimated true value of Sioux County land per acre runs to 25275 with sources including T A Polless, the Chicago Northwestern ROAR Co tax commissioner, and real estate transaction data. Values rose to 524.25 in 1921 before a 1922 drop to 252.75, with 1918 20450, 1919 245, 1926 300, and census 342 per acre. mortgage baselines show 211.94 and 214.61 respectively. The Reporter offers sale bills and catalogues on short notice and invites readers to compare prices.
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Sioux County
T A Polless
Chicago & Northwestern Roar Co
Mr Polless
U. S
Mrs Catherine Horn Dies at Spilt Lake Iowa
Catherine Horn died at home in Split Lake Iowa aged 90 years 10 months 20 days. She was born October 1 1832 in Indiana and married George Hiram Horn who died March 16 1907. Interment at Rosden Cemetery with many children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral August 27 officiated by Dr W T McConnell.
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Geeree Thoram Horn
Spint Lake
Stades
WT McConnell
Catherin
Indiana
Spoulit Lake
Iowa
John Schafer
W.s G.M L
G P. Horn
Bosden
Sehafer
Harp
Wm Ellwood
Ghonhim
Minn
M. E. ‘Ureh
Schwidrt Kruse Couple Wed in Oak Iowa
Mic Richard Kruse and Viola Sehnedt wed August 2 at the aunt’s home in Chart er Oak Iowa. Rev Amstein officiated in a small Lutheran ceremony with close relatives. A three course dinner followed before a brief honeymoon to Omaha and nearby stops. The couple will reside northwest of Bosden after moving into their new home.
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Mic Richard Kruse
Mi C H Kruse
Marthone
Viola Sehnedt
of Westphalen
Charter Oak
Iowa
Revo Amstein
Lutheran Church
Omaha
Nebi
CCH
Neovoe Fama
Vch
Bosden
Jo Senmoedt
Best Wean
Moss Carolina Kunze
Elivaeth Heitmtter
E Westphalen Nehers
Mroo
Fred Schmidt
Preston
Hohe Lutheran School
2Teom
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the United Presbyterian Church
W. T. McConnell
W.T. McConnell
Insurance Co
C. Boyles Business College
Neb
Farmers Savings Bank
Will H. Eddy
S.J. Vanden Brink
Nic Rowenhorst
Woroen
Mrs. Guo
Hiram Horn
J Schafer
Warold Schafer
Clyde Sharp
Joe Sharp
Leon Sharp
Ras Sharp
John Finch
Split Lake
Wm. Elwood
Glenham
Erkes Sie
Boyden
West
East
Geo. Morris
Herman Stegeman
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Puget Sound
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