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Newspaper

Sioux County Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1898

Page

12

Rock Valley local rates and postal notice details

GL Hurd, Editor and Proprietor, enters weekly at Rock Valley IA post office as second class mail matter. Subscription terms: one year $2.00 if paid in advance $1.60. Display advertising rates available on application. Local ads ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents per line for each subsequent publication. Ads run unless otherwise specified. Cards of Thanks and wedding gift lists charged at regular rates.

Rock Valley Iowa Wou Il Perkins Bros Sioux City

Praise for Hospers in Sioux County Herald

The Sioux County Herald notes three bills introduced by Senator Hospers. One requires telephone companies to connect lines at towns without extra charges. A second aims to amend laws against wagons and tents aiding women in lewd acts on county lines near Sheldon. A third bill concerns conveyances of real property by executors under foreign wills. The paper calls Hospers a business senator with a steady, right-leaning voting record.

Tuer Sioux County Herald Hospers Senator Hospers Sheldon Sioux O'Brien Deas Moives

Periodicals shaping country family reading habits

The refining influence of periodicals like Youth's Companion and Ladies' Home Journal on country families with youth is praised as highly beneficial. These publications are cited as superior modern literature, always helpful, instructive, and elevating, worth ten times their cost.

Youth’s Companion Ladies’ Home Journal

Government income outlook and Maine inquiry belief

The writing notes that government receipts may exceed March expenses, signaling a revival of prosperity. It also states that most people expect the court of inquiry to clear the Spanish government of any official involvement in the destruction of the Maine.

Court of Inquiry Maine

Sonoson's Temple and Subscriptions Mentioned in Brief

The note describes Sonoson's temple dimensions as 107 by 38 by 54 feet though not the largest by today’s private houses. It mentions eight new subscribers this week and aims to make Tug. Bez more interesting than any prior issue. A cynic opines Susan B Anthony should not lead the woman suffragists. Government receipts for the month cover its expenses for the first time in six years.

Sonoson Tug. Bez

Iowa Legislature Eyes Tax on Mortgages Amid Debate

Our Des Moines Letter notes quiet legislative work and general restraint on new laws. Key items include a recommitment of Senator Gorrells mortgage tax bill, discussions on state debt around 652 748 88, funding for the state normal school, and redistricting issues. The Cheshire amendment to raise taxes on telephone and express companies also looms, with hearings set for Campbell on two cent rail fare policy.

Des Moines Gorrell Iowa Towa Funk Senate Appropriations Committee State Normal School State Normal Board of Control Senate H. M. Moore Dubuque Lowa Minnesols Michigan Nebraska Moore Europe Cheshire Frank T. Campbell House Railiway Committee Men’ Enera Publi Ie

Sons of Veterans propose National Military College

The G A R and Sons of Veterans plan a great National Military College to honor Union soldiers and promote civics and patriotism. A committee led by A I Sorter Jr of Mason City and others from Hartford Bethany Chelsea Louisville works on organization details ahead of the National Encampment in Omaha. Ambitious cities vie for the campus as the project moves toward realization and praise.

Sons of Veterans National Military College Omaha A. I. Sorter, Jr Mason City Town Geo. E Cox Hartford Manley Wren Bethany H. O. Bixby Chelsea R. M. Buckley Louisville

Also Mentioned on This Page

GL. Hurd Susan B. “Anthony Whelan Dennis Scanlan Slayton, Minn I. T. Corwin Texas Kate Kuewell Maud Brooks Hull Frank Zimmerman H. G. Fuller Faulkton 3. D S. A. Fuller Robert Shaffer Onago Kansas Henry J. Plate MecGlin Bros Dunham Flr Plate McBride Johnson Abe Bernisse H.M. Q Bandy H. J. Plate Mr Bandy Mr. Plate W. A. Fink G. A. RB Foppes J. 3. Foppe Foppe Slore J. B. Foppe The Sioux City Journal News of the World Daily Journal Sunday Journal Journal Daily Evening Times RG. A, Flournoy A, McArthur F. M, Bunting State Bank OF
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