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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1898
Page
19
Entry notes weekly mail handling at Rock Valley Post Office in Iowa with terms of subscription and prepaid options for one year. Mentions display advertising rates as a topic but provides no concrete figures or dates. The tone reflects a local newspaper notice of service terms and pricing.
Local advertising costs ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents per line for each subsequent publication. Ads will continue until ordered out unless stated otherwise. Cats of Thanks and Lists of Wedding Presents charged at regular rates.
Praise in Mosper as Tre Sious County Herald notes three Hospers measures. One requires telephone companies to connect lines entering towns without extra charge. A second curbs tents and wagons used for lewd purposes. The third legalizes conveyances of rent property by executors under foreign titles.
A scattered mix of opinions and facts touches on literature's value for families, government finances turning positive in February, a Spanish court inquiry doubt, and a note on Sotowax temple dimensions. It mentions subscriptions gained, and praises for Susan B. Anthony as a leader in women’s analysis.
The Des Moines Letter notes quiet legislative work with hopes for minimal new laws this year. Topics include mortgage taxation for non residents, state debt estimates, school and normal building needs, and proposed redistricting. It mentions Sugar industry effort, Cheshire tax amendment for telephone companies, and a heating in Frank Campbell on fare debates.
A proposal by the Sons of Veterans aims to found a French National Military College to honor Union Army soldiers and promote patriotism and citizenship through civics education. A committee led by Josra of Mason City and including Geo. BH Cox of Hartford seeks feasible organization plans for the National Encampment in Omaha next September. The effort seeks a living monument to veterans, with many cities vying for the location and broad public support.
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