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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1899
Page
2
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Sioux City Journal notes a movement toward closer parent teacher ties. It argues parents should regularly visit schools, attend classes and exhibitions, and take a proactive role in their child’s education rather than merely signing report cards.
A discussion notes whether parents know what their children read and why they read. It weighs if reading is mere rhythm in the mind or a means to follow gripping or terrifying passages.
The nation reports exports of 1.28 billion dollars surpassing Great Britain by over 60 million. Weekly publishers raise subscriptions to 1.50 a year as Penny dailies regain pace. Travelers per person vary by country, and Conny takes over Hawarden Republican with a splendid paper.
The Sibley Herald returns to the table with a warm welcome, following a baptism of fire and renewed purpose, signaling resilience and continued community engagement.
Progressive lectures by Professor Jill start next Sunday January 8 at the university, nightly through Thursday. Admission is free with a liberal collection to aid temperance work. attendance urged for all, especially youth. The series may spark an active temperance organization afterward. Spirit Laks Beacon notes boys around twelve leave home for independence, detailing their misperceptions and parental sacrifices, warning about rebellion and domestic responsibility.
Philip A Buckley died at his home east of town Monday December 26 1898 at five o clock in his 78th year after Christmas night dizziness. An old Sioux county settler who came from Flightnod Wisconsin in 1871 he lived on the same farm until death. He leaves a wife and five children.
Friends and neighbors assisted in last rites for Philip Buckley. The mourning note from Mra P Sullivan and brothers Martin and Thomas Buskley honors the father. A memorial by Mies L McGuire highlights faith, Romans chapters eight and twelve as guiding words. The verse laments earthly toil and awaits heavenly day, urging patience, prayer, and reliance on Christ.
Market notes show Wheat Corn Oats Barley Rye Flax and cattle and poultry including 19 chickens and butter and eggs at Rock Valley Market. Prices are not listed but items appear among daily offerings.
A wry reflection contrasts two maxims about sleep and health. The speaker cites Li Li Pember to imply a paradox between diligence and a pill promising longer, wiser life, suggesting a critique of quick fixes over steady routines.
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