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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
2
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In Sioux County the political scene grows heated as many candidates vie for office in the looming general election candidate sheets reveal strong partisan lines. Local figures including Dacry Mekes, Edger D. Brown, Ost ry Gill, Doctor Quigley and GQ. Jy Vande Steeg feature in editorial notices and endorsements amid a broader Roosevelt era partisan clash.
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A garbled report references a horse herd sold, a boy injured in a fall from a ladder, a judge sentencing a man for an assault on his daughter, a rabies scare from a dog bite, and a Marshalliana school board plan for a training program next year. It also mentions county prosecutions targeting a local society, and Sibley’s ties to Henry Sibley, his role in the Sioux uprising, and later honors. The text blends scattered local items with historical notes about early Minnesota figures and events.
Treton Ledger reports on Parker Vaughan’s arrest, attorney Charles A. Wallas’s startling remarks, and a barn incident involving a horse and Dykstra. Channeled by Chatine City Berald, Sunday School plans at Rock Valley with a Christmas program include a choir, Epworth League, and several services.
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