Republican caucus to select delegates in Sioux County
The report notes a Republican caucus at Orange City to nominate seven delegates for the county convention and to meet in October 1898. It lists districts and vote-based representation rules, naming J. M. Shay as governor candidate reference and F. McKillan as county chair. Delegates chosen will attend the county meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux County
Orange City
Ecorder of Deeds
District Court
Republican Party
Pacer
Hixtéen
J. M. Shay
Overnor
Feteleiveg
Nassau
Plato
Reading
Rock
Sheridan
Sherman
Washington
Wotal
Iery
Sohn Meyer
Rock Valley
Halprin
Delco
Agin
F. McKillan
Oldership
County Seat Debate and Courthouse Question In Local Journal
The piece debates courthouse funding and county seat location with quotes from politicians and editors. It praises the Hills Crescent for six years of steady editing and notes good wishes to Finke and Nash from the Box fraternal group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Crescent
Finke and
Nash
Waid en seeks clerk of courts nomination in Holland born 1854
Waid en, born in Holland on September 21 1854, is a candidate for clerk of courts. His family moved to Michigan in 1855, he lived in Ottawa county, attended Hope college, and later moved to Orange City where he taught and clerked for P Mulder and IX Eldredge. He hopes to secure the nomination and election with friends’ support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiden
Holland
Europe
Ottawa County
Michigan
Hope College
Orange City
P. Mulder
Eldredge
Our Soldier Boys at Cardamallea Park Camp
The Rock Valley contingent in camp at Cardamallea Park Georgia details a grand review with hopeful notes. They describe uniform, line discipline, and pride from Chattanooga papers while noting malaria and typhoid cases due to poor water quality from Chickamauga camp sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardamallea Park
Bue
Rock Valley
Chattanooga
Soldiers Boredom and Camp Life Reflections from Henry Van de Velde
A wartime letter from Henry Van de Velde describes camp conditions at Rock Valley, cooking duties, and restless soldiers eager to return home. He notes moving to a different camp, Tom Kent away on rifle range duty, and dissatisfaction with the Park camp’s health and monotony. He closes with regards to Rock Valley friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tet Tan
He Schmidt
Tom Kent
Ard
Johnie Roe
Henry van Pe Velde Ee
Lead Pencils and Hoodoo Superstitions on Wall Street
A New York Press report quotes Gotham Stock Exchange members about lead pencils as talismans. Traders guard inch long stubs, fear breakage, and claim luck shifts with the pencil, affecting profits and trust on the trading floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Stock Exchange
Stool Exchange
New York Press
Toleration and the light within every heart
A meditation on religious tolerance and universal truth arguing that faith names and creeds matter less than the inner quest for light. The poem asserts that every soul bears the same sun and should not be judged, emphasizing universal dignity and shared humanity.
Republican State Convention Call and Delegate Representation
A call to Republicans across the state to elect delegates to the upcoming convention. Delegates allocated by county plus two hundred vote fractions, with Big Four counties listed. Includes names of party officials and a local endorsement anecdote about Dr W B Coatley using Gaberlain's remedy in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
L. M. Shaw
Pears
O’brien
Oscola
Sioux
H. G. McMiLlian
Rep
M. Treynor
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Esse
Tam’ Atetor
Republican County Conven
G. Kuay
Iean
F. van Zuiden
Htoan
Corey Convention
Pita Ty
Republican ‘Caucus
Sible
Company Mau
Rela
Scourte
D. B. Hill
Stummbencils
Chamberlain
L. Boggs
Stumptown
Gilmer. Co
West Va
Knapp. Co
Ig Ofail At
Bugay Manufactur
Ord Qe
Jenidbltant Pa
ANE
W. B. Coatley
Stockbridge
Ellenwood
Gaberlain
Knapp
H, Bulens
Iowa
Oesuguss
Foppe
Pioneer Store
J. B. Foppe
Jude
Jurd
The
NPLEY
Asa
Nuzaeus
F. W. Hall
Hall, Ja
Will Thomas
Osteopathic Institute
Rey Craig
G.H Giemore
Osteophy
Natura Natura
Stensvad, Brqs., Proprietors
P. McKellar & Son
Ena
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