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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
6
A nostalgic rural scene recalls BoyHoon and Whitcomb chasing a goaty rascal across a green slope. Children and rangers recall morning birds and scents of fleurdo lis mint pennyroyal as they listen to a piping tune above the creek.
Dolly Parsons plans mischief then paddles off to the river to confront Robert Jamieson after a quarrel. He meets her on the river, a tense exchange follows, revealing anger, pride, and lingering affection as they discuss the dive and its aftermath.
Charles M. Schwab rises from a Blair County country store to lead the world’s largest steel firm. Born February 18 1862 in Williamsburg Pa he joined Carnegie Steel, became chief engineer at Braddock then superintendent at Homestead, later serving as president and chairman as the Carnegie Company grew to 160 million in capital stock.
Henderson recalls meeting Blaine in Washington years before his Congress bid. A Syracuse visitor arrives with a wheelbarrow full of cash, wearing rags yet claiming Canadian funds. Notes on beauty standards across Pacific and African cultures describe tattooing teeth and foot binding.
A week after arriving from Iowa General Henderson encounters Blaine in the dining room. The Maine man warmly greets him and asks about Iowa. The anecdote highlights Blaine's famed ability to remember names as the waiter confirms Blaine had asked him his name previously.
A fragment on Muskegon notes the city on Michigan's west coast with a life saving station at the harbor entrance and a lighthouse to the south. Lumber is main industry while tourism grows in summer. The piece mentions asphalt streets, a thriving business district, two hotels, and handsome homes. Judge Bradwell reportedly believes a large land claim rests with Negerrey.
Recital of battlefield charges at Kenesaw and repeated talks about dreams and premonitions among officers, noting Col Dan McCook and Col Fahnestock. Tales include soldiers saved by a pocket Bible, a Cedar Creek saber charge, and Sherman calming a crowded reception with a stern order to “Salute and fall back.”
A fragment from Life presents a social pas de deux where Nellie is mistaken for Lady Plantaganet Gingham by a maid who offers a pink silk shirtwaist. The exchange touches on class, appearance, and presumed relations in a genteel setting.
Clarissa, Miaim, April 15 Special. Charles Keys, a long respected local adoot teacher, and his wife receive high praise from Mrs Keys and her mother for Dodd's Kidney Pills. They report relief from neuralgia, headaches, and body pains, claiming the medicine revived life and health for them and others in Todd County.
An account recounts Nig the mixed breed dog guiding a stalled train by pulling a switch to avert a crash near Fork Creek. Master Davis praises the dog’s courage as ice and snow threatened the line. The incident highlights the animal’s sudden heroism during a perilous moment for passengers and crew.
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