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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
4
The Sioux County Box prints the proceedings of the County Board of Supervisors together with reports from county officers the official ballot in general elections and all District Court news for readers.
A reflection on shaping a raw block of marble into form. The sculptor’s decisions define beauty or deformity as dawn breaks on the new century. Every chisel stroke follows an guiding ideal.
Last Friday and Saturday the contest board heard attorneys argue the Titus Amendment and contesting county officers. The court house was crowded with lawyers and spectators. the hearing did not conclude and adjourned to Thursday Dec 27.
The piece notes short notice delayed contributions to a good thoughts array and cites cigarettes sending victims to hospital or penitentiary. It emphasizes learning from experience rather than from alleged horrible examples.
McKiney received six turkeys and Bryan eleven, prompting a wish that others with extra poultry would share a turkey with us.
The article notes many will resolve to break ingrained habits at the start of the new century. It reflects on the social push to adopt healthier or more disciplined lifestyles as a common goal among readers.
The remark references Col. William Jennings Bryan and his fictional newspaper motto about Tammany Hall. It alludes to Tammany’s power and Croker as its organizer, implying a critique or satire of political influence in New York.
The prompt asks how much the Democratic party would pay if Mr. Bryan were kidnapped. It attributes a hypothetical ransom value to a political party and is framed as a inquiry rather than a reported event. No verifiable facts or sources are provided.
A cheerful New Year message wishes happiness for Toe Bree residents and notes the new century will begin soon. The tone urges readers to spread joy and plan to make as many people happy as possible.
Bank in Rock Valley Iowa reports assets including cash on hand and securities as of December 13 1900. It lists liabilities such as paid in capital stock and various deposits and notes owed to banks and individuals. The statement bears the cashier John J Large and notary public verification dated December 26 1900.
A garbled festive note wishes a happy and prosperous New Year to all Tup Bur folks. The message mentions subscribers and payment, with a dream theme and seasonal tone.
An advertisement extols Scots Emulsion from Scott & Horne chemists claiming pure cod liver oil and hypophosphites create strong health benefits. It asserts wide usage, success in restoring health and rosy cheeks, and offers free samples with $1.00 price from Pearl Street New York druggists.
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