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Free paper offer to Sioux County Bee subscribers
The notice offers a free one year subscription to either of two papers with payment in advance to THE SIOUX COUNTY BEE. It states readers will be pleased with the choice and signals confidence in the selected papers.
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Sioux County Bee
Premium farm cook book texts
A set of prize essays by farmers wives and daughters detailing cow feeding milk care and butter making. Also mentions a Thin Cook Book covering culinary arts with receipts from readers, priced at 23 and 25 cents respectively.
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Farm News
Greater New York inaugurates a new municipal era
City Hall Park scenes brim with celebration as New York transitions to the greater city. Mayor Von W appoints departments and can veto, awaiting five sixths vote of both houses to override. A grand parade, electric lights, and banners mark the late New Year initiation amid pageantry and civic pride.
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Municipal Assembly
Greater New York
New York Journal and Advertiser
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Postofice
Greater New York votes and hall marks new city era
The article describes mayoral power to appoint most officials, the five boroughs forming Greater New York, and a reception at Brooklyn City Hall marking the new city's birth. It notes the council and board of aldermen composition, and a New Year’s reception with thousands attending as the bell rang in the new city.
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Interior Criminal Courts
Education
New York
The
Miaimely
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Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Wurster
Sto Clair McKelivay
Van Wyck Aides Forecast For New York City
Richard Croker indicated no official City Hall announcements on Mayor Van Wyck’s appointees would come soon. A likely slate includes Chamberlin as corporation counsel, Whalen as police commissioner, York as president, and Langtry as commissioner of correction among others. Rules set wheat futures deliveries to No. 2 hard or red winter with 59 pound test minimum and warehouse receipts as delivery proof.
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Richard Croker
Associated Press
van Wisk
Chamberlin
C. Grane
Jon Whalen
Bernard J. York
John B. Sexton
Thomas L. Hamilton
William E. Phillips
James W. Boyle
James J. Phelan
Patrick Keenan
Manhattan
Farncis J. Langtry
Thomas W. Mulley
John W. Keller
Cyrus Edson
Wiliam T. Jenkiny
J. J. Scannell
Board of Public Improvements
Daniel I. McMahon
James McCartney
Trading in Wheat Rules Adopted by Manson City Board
The Manson City Board of Trade in Kansas City Mo on January 3 adopted stringent rules to establish future trading in Wheat in Kansas City. The move outlines procedures and compliance measures to regulate the new market so traders can engage in standardized wheat futures contracts under monitored safeguards.
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Manson City
Durrants Seek 30000 Damages Over Juror Slur
Mrs Isa bella M Durrant and William A Durrant sue ex Juror Smyth for slander in San Francisco January 1 seeking 30000 dollars. General John Dickinson and W W Foote represent the Durrants in the litigation. The suit stems from remarks labeling Durrant a moral monster during the trial.
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Mure Adleren
San Francisco
Cal
Isabella M. Durrant
William A. Durrant
Theslore Durrant
Durrant
John Dickinson
W. W. Foote
Durrants
Young Countess Castellane Delivers Second Son
Paris January 3. The young Countess Castellane formerly Miss Gould gave birth yesterday to a boy, her second son. The birth adds another heir to the Castellane line and was reported from Paris.
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Miss Gould
Paris
Castellane
Hanna's Forges Routed in Preliminary Fight
Columbus January 4 Much interest centered on the state legislature organizing as a forecast of Mark Hanna's bid for the United States Senate The Ohio House elected Mason on the first ballot while the Senate backed the Democrats 18 to 1 in favor of their officers Reports said Hanna leaders might ally with gold Democrats to block Hanna while Chas L Kurtz emerged as a rival for senate against Hanna with Melisson and Bushnell backing the plan The White House received word of Mason's election and President Harding commented on Hanna's candidacy but officials said Hanna would likely win the Senate seat.
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Brice
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Chas. L. Kurtz
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Kurtz
Meliiley
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White House
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Senate
Britain to deny exclusive rights at Chinese ports
The Manchester Guardian reports a British ultimatum that no Chinese port may be opened to one power alone. If Port Arthur grants wintering rights to Russia, Britain will claim the same privileges for its ships, regardless of China’s stance.
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Russia
Port Arthur
Great Britain
China
Very Cold At Klondike From Corona Report
Klondikers arriving on the Corona from Skaguay and Dyea report extreme cold with the thermometer from 50 to 70 below. Ice on the river reaches 15 feet, boats frozen, and many outfits must wait until ice clears. Police with six foot horses carry twenty tons of provisions to big Salmon where Major Welsh awaits. Skaguay and year are crowded. hotels and lodging houses full, capacity taxed. Estimates of corona gold range from 100000 to 500000 dollars.
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Klondikers
Corona
Skaguay
Dyca
Bennett Lake
Big Salmon
Skaguay and
Yea
Ijlotels
Commandant Recalled for Threatening Language to Missionary
Chinese authorities spent hours at the German Legation over the recall of Tsao Chou commandant charged with using threatening language to a German missionary. They consented to summon him to Pekin for examination and promised he would not return to Tsao.
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Pekingan
Tsao
Chou
Pekin
Tsaa
Fatal assault in Kansas City leaves Black woman gravely harmed
Police investigate a brutal attack on Lillie Johnsons, a Black hotel chambermaid, found near Gate City laundry with a crushed skull and severed arm. An axe and public safety badge found nearby. Suspect John Sanders, a Black man, believed to have driven an express wagon, but no positive identification yet. Authorities vow to arrest once found.
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Kansas City
Lillie Johnses
Columbian Hotel
Gate City
John Sanders
Lucy Davis
Johnson
Uninhabited Gulf Islands Concession Offered for Sale
Government of Mexico approves concession to exploit materials on several uninhabited Gulf of Mexico islands including guano fruits woods and medicinal plants plus sponge and coral. Diaz backs building parking houses across the republic while plans for a new legislative palace costing 1.4 million dollars are reviewed with a January decision expected.
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Government of
Mexico
City of Mexico
Chosio Lh
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Diaz
Republic
Eduardo
Department of Common and Public Works
Fek
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Securities Sold Cheap Over $1 Million Assets of a Dec Quiet Bank
Boston Mass January 8 By order of the United States district court the remaining assets of the defunct Maverick National Bank were sold abduction yesterday. The securities in the nature of notes executions and judgments totaling 1 095 590 brought 120. Some notes reach 10000 and one for 402 236. after selling collateral it had been reduced by the receiver 76 090 Many notes signed by office boys and persons of no financial responsibility. The depositors of the bank have received 95 percent of their claims.
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Houston
Boston
Mass
United States District Court
Define Maverick
National Bank
Markets Trade and Grain Prices Across Regions
Sioux City live stock and Far East market notes show hog and cattle prices mixed with steady grain values. Chicago cash prices list wheat, oats, rye, barley, and flax with slight gains, while Duluth and Liverpool markets report mixed quotations and futures for wheat and corn.
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