Death and Local Notes From Hull and Orange City
Obituary reports A. Blyenburg born Gelderland June 5 1844 died July 5 1918 at his stepson Case Van Batavia’s home aged 74. Funeral at Case Van Batavia home interment Hope Cemetery. Also notes on new residents Johann and Anna Stange and service flag at Christian Reformed Church. Community items include auto truck tests at Camp Dodge county officials at Orange City and Wheat-less pledge by Sioux County women’s clubs.
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A. Blyenburg
Gelderland
Netherlands
Case van Batavia
Blyenburg
United States
Jacoba van Batavia
Case
Bert van Batavia
Hope Cemetery
Johann Stange
Hull
Our
City
Christian Reformed Church
Tony Garner
Little One
Butown
Wisconsin
M. Hein
Dethmers
Orange City
O. de Ross
John van Wyk
Gorzeman
Camp Dodge
Henry Wallenga
Sioux County
Ben Meylink
W. de Roos
A. D Groot
Carmel
K. C. Sheldon
Woman's Clubs
The
Food Administration
Ees
United States Food Administration
Ladies Aid Society
Mission Circle
First Reformed Church of
Honor Roll Names Chronicle
A printed list of alumni and contributors features numerous individuals including Colonel Kemp Conrad, Anderson J. Morris Pryde, Henry Veenschoten Tunis, Veenschoten Bernhard Axten, Reuben Schaap, Jake Van Diepen, Siets van Diepen, David Van Der Pol, William Bothoff, John Henry Revelts, John C Kuyper, Charles Kuyper, John Scholten, George Horn, Klaus Drenth, William Monster, Cornelius Klyne, Henry Vanhoute, Arthur Creswell, Heinrich A. Winter, George Reimers, John Sitter, Cornelius A. De Valois, Albert Edw. Grooters, and John Dekkinga.
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Colonel Kemp Conrad Anderson
J. Morris Pryde
Henry ‘Veenschoten Tunis H. Veenschoten
Bernard Axten
Reuben Schaap
Jake van Diepen Sietsa van Diepen
David van der Pol
William Bothoff John Henry Revelts
John C. Kuyper
Charles Kuyper
John Scholten
George Horn Klaus Drenth
William Monster Cornelius Kleyne
Henry Vanhoute
Arthur Creswell
Heinrich A. Winter
George Reimers
John Sitter Cornelius A. DE Valois Albert Edw. Grooters
John Dekkinga
Sioux County Faces Large July Draft Calls for 222 and 3275 Men
Sioux County is asked to furnish 222 men for Camp Pike Arkansas starting July 22 and 3265 men for Camp Forrest Georgia starting July 29. Iowa’s July total reaches 22965, the largest monthly quota yet. August calls expected higher.
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Sioux County
Camp Pike
Ark
Camp Forrest
Soo’ County
Iowa
Washington
Sioux ‘County
Reader notice on subscription price increase
Beginning July 1 the Second Class postal rate increases and the Reporter raises its price to 1.50 in advance starting September 1. Existing free or advertiser copies will be credited to July 1 and then charged full rate. Readers are urged to prepay to avoid disruption. Jacob Van Zwol, Publisher.
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Farmers Co-Op
Creamery
Jacob van Zwol
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