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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1901
Page
4
The notice lists subscription terms and display ad rates, noting a yearly price if paid in advance and another if paid at year end. It mentions publication of County Board proceedings, Supervisors reports, county officers, official election ballots, and District Court news.
The Rock Valley Bee reflects on four years since moving to Rock Valley and notes rapid local progress. It highlights increase in firms from 16 pre arrival to 37 new ones, expansion to 1280 square feet, tripling gross business since 1897, and a larger paper size with valued patronage from the community.
The Le Mars Sentinel reflects on resolve and national character, urging citizens to form or renew the most important resolutions. It notes English pride in victory over the Boers and questions reflection on the Boers' perspective after defeat.
The Kansas City Star argues the nation has grown immensely rich and wealth reaches billions. It calls for a system to distribute resources fairly, ensuring decent care for those who need it without implying entitlement.
The American Book Co. books Applied Physiology by Frank Overton MD and Elements of Algebra by William J Milne have been examined and approved for use in the local high schools. The board says good texts enable better teaching and student work.
The contest board reconvened as Irving argued support for extended terms under the Titus amendment. Attorney Geo C Scott argued against, while Van Oosterhout Clerk Melrose and Recorder Jones were affirmed for term extension. Te Paske Brewater Jongewaard plan appeals. Washington County case awaits supreme court action January 8 with a decision expected by January 12 to 15.
A fragmentary OCR mixes Bowles and Shakespeare lines about springtime murmurs and royal sleep. It contrasts nature’s calm greenwood scenes with the strife of winter and the king’s heavy crown, ending noting unequal rest for a king in troubled night.
The text blends a rugged call for accountability with a stray quotation from Lowell and a lyrical survey of paired scenes. It juxtaposes threat and conscience, then pivots to images of children, sea festivals, lovers, and generic rural life, ending with a Tennyson reference.
A fragmentary report notes an ancient Egyptian wooden object, dating to about 1600 B.C., recently acquired by a Berlin museum. The piece, possibly from the eighteenth or nineteenth dynasty, is described as having two upper compartments with two holes and shows age uncertainty.
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