Hutchinson Congress Support Spurs Orange City Herald
The Orange City Herald backs Hutchinson for Congress, contrasting past editorial efforts to defeat him and noting local backing from Monona County. The Ireton Ledger attacks George D. Perkins’ record, while Hubbard seeks another term, arguing he serves his district and will be difficult to unseat.
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Orange City
Herald
Browers
Hutcheanson
Monona County
William Hutchinson
Congress
Ion
Sioux County
Ireton Ledger
George D. Perkins
The
Ledger
Sioux City
George
Hubbard
Cartoon Creator H Perry Shines in Sioux City Journal
Sheldon boy VU H Perry debuts in the Sioux City Journal cartoon page. His drawings improve weekly as readers note growing skill and charm in his comic strip contribution.
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VU. H. Perry
Sioux City Journal
Weather slows planting as cold spell extends week
Crop bulletin for week ending May 6 reports unusually cold week with average temperature 9 to 11 degrees below normal. May 1 snow flurries and 6 to 10 inches of snow in southern and central areas. northern sections saw light precipitation. Despite adverse weather, farm work progresses with rare acreage plowed and planting starting, though oats, rye, and barley show local injury from cold and drought persists.
Testimony on Chamberlains Cough Remedy Widely Praised
Mrs. Howard Phillips of Barclay Maryland commends Chamberlains Cough Remedy used for her two year old daughter since five months old. She notes contracting a severe cold last month and recovering quickly after taking the remedy. The product is sold by Hulavage Mirnuggle Drugists.
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Chamberlain
Howard Phillips
Barclay, Md
Catherine
Adon
Hulavage & “Mimaaigh
One Gent a Wah Column Notice Ad Offer
A brief column style notice invites readers to submit repairs for a weekly advertisement. It promises help to place an ad and mentions costs to run each week, urging potential contributors to act if they wish to repaire or promote ideas like seed grain surplus.
Sioux County notes and obituaries dated items
Sioux County news items announce the next Sioux City Presbytery meeting at Treton in September. Farmers' Co operative aims to buy the Queal lumber yard at Treton. Matt Bamburg who ran Alton meat market for 25 years leases his shop and retires. Changes at the Orange City Herald include J. T. Johnes’ replacement by C. B. Kessey and Prank Morris succeeding as assistant cashier. County actions include a ten-cent bounty for pocket gophers and new tax on ordinary car togla. Merchants plan rating books to curb bad debts, with local vendors urged to meet new credit terms to reduce losses. Additional local items report on committees and public notices.
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Sioux City
Treton
Farmers’ Co-operative Association of
Freton
Queal
Matt
Bamburg
Alton
Qlasun
Will
Bowers
George BE. Bowers
Orange Gilly Herald
Bally Newa' Wii
J. T. Johnes
Northwestern Bank
Ireton
C. B. Kessey
Aailstant
Prank Morris
F. Morris
Aucceada
Agalatant
Cader Falla
Trefon Lsat
Boon
Abdira
Morrla
Daughtera
Lretox
Sioux County
Talon
Siow
Tian
le Gock
Ig Wat
Thader Witl Happe
Ushg
A New Aid Fable About a Town and Its Hiccups
An odd fable describes a Geezer who trims kindling at a stove, mocks his town, and notes it is “No Good” while referencing a distant county. The tale parodies local pride, growth, and stubbornness with comic misreadings and a quirky cast.
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Ibias
RES
Mika
Jonsh
Jonah
Simmons
Electrification plans spark North Dakota town debate
In a town meeting the community weighs the economics of a municipal electrical plant. Proposals compare a private service with public ownership, citing costs of $129 a year for residents and ongoing expenses. Officials discuss plant worth about $110,000 with $19,000 in annual operating needs and a $20,000 new unit retrofit.
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Ninnesota
Miiu
Cas Roel Arbone Haley
Huelioxa
Eatat Ce
Ferkis Steeafeons
Grant Baits
Piik
Phas Manidis
Madford
Public indebtedness and future generations burden analysis
Excerpt discusses how public debt burdens future generations, arguing responsibility lies with current leaders to limit obligations and fund needed improvements. Also includes an unrelated real estate ad for a Rock Valley Iowa residence by E D Brown.
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Tases
Seare
Bigedd
Lewis’ Werkly
Brown
Rock Valley
Iowa
Bank of Hook Valley Receives 10,000 Bond Issue
A first national bank in Hook Water St Rock Valley reports securing 10,000 in bonds to support circulation. The note details include cash holdings, deposits, reserve accounts, and related banking house assets. Officials outline funds and capital arrangements with state banks and government securities.
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Otrinmant
First National Bank
Hook Water
Rock Valley
Maren Fd
Benda
Promlinean U. M
Banka
Bankare
Todermption Fund
Borceauf clvenIaticap
DeMay Whately Mused On Crafty Trades and Metals
Fred DeMay mused at Srafty drab about metals and textiles. He noted barrels, ingots, and pelts as part of trade at what appeared to be a local market or exchange.
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Fred DeMay Whately
Aitwest
Marge Prick
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Orange City Herald
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Key West
Jane
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Becher, Mayer & Co
Chicago
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Lumber Company
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