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Rock township Republican caucus selects delegates and committee
The Rock township Republican caucus met last evening with many in attendance. O G Heiniger was chosen chairman and Will M Dunn secretary. A three person committee named delegates A Thayer RKE Roantree A A Roberts H H McKee O G Reiniger CO W Kent and l J Huizenga. Township committee chosen: A F McKellar I S Large and C W Kent. The session adjourned. The article adds a note on Morro meaning promontory and a reflection on liberal men.
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Rock Township
O. G. Heiniger
Will M. Dunn
Mr. Reiniger
G. Klay
C. W. Kent
J. J. Large
A. Thayer
R. KE. Roantree
A.A. Roberts
H. H. McKee
O. G. Reiniger
CO. W. Kent
L. J. Huizenga
A. F. McKellar
I. 8. Large
John Sherman Seeks Congressional Run in District
John Sherman has announced his bid for a congressional seat in his district, outlining his plan to address local concerns and strengthen national leadership.
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John Sherman
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Sioux City Journal
Cincinnati Inquirer
Iowa State Register
New York Weekly Tribune
Chicago Weekly
Inter-Ocean
Sioux City Weekly Tribune
Northwestern’ Catholic
Wallace
The Presidents Number in Ladies Home Journal
The July Ladies Home Journal will feature The President's Number with a cover showing McKinley on horseback and his fighting flag. A new Victor Herbert march titled The Presidents March will be included, and the State Department permits direct photograph of the Declaration parchment.
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McKinley
Ladies Home Journal
Victor Herbert
State Department
Perkins Pointers and Local Happenings Chronicle
Miss Lundy spent Sunday in Alvord. Infants of G H Bennetts ill. Mrs Kate Stickney hosted tea Friday. Bennett and Ira DeNeff of Inwood in town on business Thursday. Kershaw and Hortense Tamplin visited Perkins Saturday. Mrs Cronon of Lincoln Neb visiting Mr Anderson. Maude Bennetts home musical enjoyed by all. Spencer shelling corn stored two years. James Weatherwax in Perkins midweek. Albert Bolks planning extended Michigan visit. Memorial services curtailed by weather. Dunn returned to Sioux City for enlarging photographs. Fisher of Sioux Center working at Perkins depot. he left Monday. An entertainment by local talent planned to aid a fallen young man serving his country. Perkins proud Perle Ross represents the town elsewhere.
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C. Bennett
Ira DeNeff
Inwood
Kershaw
Hortense Tamplin
Perkins
Cronon
Lincoln
Neb
Anderson
Maude Bennetts
Spencer
James Weatherwax
Burg
Albert Bolks
Michigan
Dunn
Sioux City
Fisher
Sioux Center
Perkins Depot
Hannon
Perle Ross
DeSmet Disclaims Debts After Shared Fatherhood Notice
Rock Valley Iowa June 3 1898 Joan DeSmet dissociates from son Philip DeSmet stating she will not be responsible for any debts he contracts after this date.
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Philip DeSmet
Joan Desmet
Rock Valley
Iowa
Proposals for Erection of a School House
Notice announces proposals for building a school house in Settler township Sioux County on the 8E quarter of section 28. Subdistrict No 4 hosts a meeting at Hamilton school house to award the contract to the lowest bidder.
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Settler Township
Sioux
Hamilton School House
Nate
Our Boyden Letter mentions town happenings and people
C Binder was in George Saturday on business Hubert Parker ships eggs from Boyden Mrs John Morris and daughter Janet sick with measles Graduating exercises of the city school Friday evening Hon Brown of Sheldon in town Friday for congressional chances Nora Damon and Miss May Wood attended Memorial day exercises in Sheldon Mooters Mfg Co ready to turn out cabbage cutters machinery in place Children mostly had measles baby Winifred Tuttle and Eunice Acheson listed C A Morris printed Sabbath school proceedings in pamphlet form Committees preparing for picnic Mrs Robertson and A Kuyper drilling a chorus for vocal music Banker J W McCrum bought a horse and buggy for town Lowry Brees added a store room for hardware store Ground privileges for refreshment stand bid Jongewaard Bros Highest bidders Soldiers graves at cemetery decorated by school children after school Let us remember loyal boys in blue buried here.
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C. Binder
George
Hubert Parker
Boyden
John Morris
Daugher Janet
Hall
Hol. Brown
Sheldon
Nora Damon
May Wood
Mooters Mfg. Co
C. A. Morris
Robertson
A. A. Kuyper
J. W. McCrum
Geo. Rait
Lowell Morse
Joe Mome
Lowry Brees
Old Settlers
Jongewaard Bros
Acheson
Fence Outfits Reopen for Valley Area Work
Disappointed by prompts, the contractor resumes old orders and will push fence building again. Offering Lawn, Poultry, Hog, Sheep, and General Farm fences with guaranteed work. Encourages customers to buy a fence outfit to build themselves at cost. guarantees satisfaction with the buyer as judge and jury.
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Rock Valley
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