Bee’s Correspon dents on harvest prospects
The report notes cut and barley in stock with threshing seen as a longer job than last year. More straw and more grain are expected. Grain buyers are active around the Prairie Queen, and overall it looks prosperous for grain growers.
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Prairie Queen
Local Social Notes From Ta. Baz and Surroundings
All happenings report visits and stays of residents including Editor Hurd of Ta. Baz, Binks the phrenologist at the Commercial, Cassidy and friends in Rock Valley, and interactions with McCarty and Warner in Hall. Attendees at the institute include Ashton guest of Bigelow, Swafford and Prof Grisell in Doon, and Miss Lillian Patten moving home from Cassidy residence.
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Hditor Hurd
Baz
F. Binks
Cassidy
Rock Valley
Sal
McCarty
Rock Rapview
Hall
Warner
Lance
Institute
Swafford
Prof. Grisell
Doon
Doings at Doon Signals Local Activity and Plans
Doon residents report guests and travel, land deals, and farm work. T H Maguire visits for a prospective land deal, G W Holmes threshes east of town, and 26 000 bushels of corn are contracted for Hubbard Palmer Company. The new K C elevator rises toward 165 000 bushels storage with completion by August 20. Fred Becker, LeMars, tops stockholders in the German Savings Bank and pushes to reopen it with aid from others.
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Bennett
Des
Renshaw
Merrill
Grace Hartson
Sioux City
Josie Kirch
Galena
T. H. Maguire
Doon
Jake Shatswell
Chicamauga
G. W. Holmes
Ry Rosmeier
Hubbard & Palmer Company
Rock Rapids
K. C
Fred’ Becker
LeMars
German Savings Bank
Woodmen headquarters to host visitors at Trans Miss Expo
Neighborhood leader McPherrin runs Woodmen headquarters at the Trans Mississipp i exposition inviting all Neighbors to attend. The Modern Woodmen reports a million dollar fund for all valid claims paid promptly with no August assessment. Wheeler, Fulton mayor once, died July 15 with proofs paid July 16.
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McPherrin
Woodmen of America
Charles N. Wheeler
Fulton
Wheeler
Old Line Insurance
Ite
Fraternal Insurance and Membership Concepts Discussed
The article explains the effect of nonpayment on membership and benefits under a fraternal society contract. It compares AOUW and Woodmen orders, noting forfeiture upon default and that continued payments secure insurance until the next assessment. It suggests Workman’s Order as a favorable policy option, with cost differences due to jurisdiction.
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Bach
Beating the Klondike A Texas Man’s Noted Discovery
A Marysville Texas resident Mr A C Thomas claims a medical triumph surpassing Klondike gold He suffered chronic consumption with hemorrhages and credits Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds for his cure He values the medicine above gold and says it would be worth a hundred dollars a bottle Trial bottles are free at Pem ber's drug store Regular size priced 60 cents and one dollar Guaranteed to cure or money back.
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A. C. Thomas
Marysville
Texas
Klondike
Ings
N.hh
Pember
Rock Valley Band To Play Air Concerts Saturday Evenings
The Rock Valley band will give an Opp air concert every Saturday evening hereafter.
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Rock Valley
Free sample of Dr King’s New Life Pills offered
Advertisement promises a free sample from I J Bucklen Co in Chicago and extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as effective against constipation sick headache malaria and liver troubles. Claims include vegetable ingredients and no harmful substances with a tonic effect though the trial price is not stated. Sold by HL HW Pember, a local druggist.
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I. J&. Bucklen ‘Co
Chicago
Dr. King
HL. HW
Pember
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Adverts Claims Wide Cure Range
Bucklen's Arnica Salve marketed as the world’s best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or refund. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by H. U. Pember.
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U. Pember
Advertising in Hard Times Prompted by Public Thought
The piece argues that people buy essentials in dull times and plan purchases for good times. Advertisers reach the thinking public by placing messages in The Sioux County Box and local columns to influence future business commitments.
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Ming
Sioux County
Women’s Suffrage Argument From Ex Mayor of Davenport
The pen of 8. F. Smith argues that women are equal to men in intellect and civic capacity. He cites property rights, leadership in business and charity, and wartime service as evidence for suffrage. He urges granting voting rights in all elections, asserting it reflects divine law and natural rights.
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F. Smith
Davenport
Samuel Francis Smith
D. D
Goree
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