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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1898
Page
4
Public notices list advertising charges at ten cents per line for regular notices and five cents per line for very public notices. Ads run until otherwise provided. Wedding entries charged at regular rates.
Fragmentary remarks parade a political candidacy for Clerk of District Court and wartime sentiment about Spain Cuba and America. The text references a county convention G Kuay and patriotism tied to the flag near Guantanamo Bay with mentions of post office, box rents, and prison transport.
Regiments of Nebraska volunteers are en route to Florida this week amid ovations and banquets for General Bryan. He expresses gratitude for honors and offers warm handshakes, while Col. William J. Bryan is praised as a soldier and leader.
Miss Clara Barton is praised for her steadfast Red Cross work in prison relief and Armenian aid, now linked to Cuban succor. General Miles ordered the relief boat State of Texas to enter first, delivering food and supplies to the harbor.
The Carroll Herald laments lack of district newspaper support for Perkins in his bid for renomination in the eleventh district. It notes alienation of local papers as a key factor in his loss, arguing the newspaper’s power to make or unmake politicians.
The Iretow Clipper notes that partisan and religious groups show entrenched tendencies across generations. It argues dyed-in-the-wool adherents share propensities, and declarations reflect association rather than cause. It calls for direct study of motives beyond formal platforms.
A partial likely wartime caption notes some business places still display the flag and reference events since the war began. The text is incomplete but indicates lingering patriotic displays and comments on progress.
The column reflects ongoing war talk with emphasis on remaining patience before Spain’s peace, notes Gen Miles leading a new expedition, and critiques over rosy expectations. It also reports local matters: farm prices, oats and wheat outlook, a water tank project on Kimball avenue, post office box rents, and a Republican clerk nomination from F Van Zuiden in Rock Valley.
The war department faces pressure to act more decisively in Puerto Rico and against Spanish coastal forces. A Chicago Record quote suggests forcing the issue with Gen Miles and Commodore Watson amid ongoing hostilities.
G D Reynolds passes Sunday with family in the city. Sioux Center marshal Hoeideman returns with a friend. Miss Wloise Warren visits Storm Lake and nearby relatives for five weeks. Attorney Robey from Sioux Center comments on politics. Stanton Watts surveys newspaper property in Canistota. Chicago wartime editorial talk cited. Schoolhouse floor work awarded to W W Cycroft. praised craftsmanship. Fred Van Zuiden of Rock Valley seeks clerk of courts. James Walpole and A J Kemper visit from Rock Valley. C M & St P Hy offers excursion tickets 7.00 for return in 80 days. Rock Valley to Ouabo train times noted.
Afr Van Zuiden, identified as a first-class official, eyes the county post. Friends expect a strong candidacy while a tug of war begins in his township with rival Klay. Advertised letters at Rock Valley post office list Brehm, Barney Gorton, J A Waland, George C, M Exuprr.
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