County Seat Socials and Local Updates from the Week
Social notes salute a tea hosted by Mr. and Mrs. TE with fifty guests. Burial relates to S. Hoekstra's family losses, and a twin brother’s interment three months earlier. A cruel treatment case against Elana Van Diepen ends with dismissal in Judge Bolks court. Local politics list two council tickets and a large school election vote, plus church services and a move by Attorney Paske.
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Mic
Thig
Hoekstra
Sheldon
Bro
War
Citizens
Republican
T. A. Wormhoudt
H.W. Spinden
Republican Party
T. Prins
Dr. Stadt
Presa
Ira Vreeland
M. Borgan
Thie
Jim
Presbyterian Church
T.paske
G Klay
Jon
Billy ‘Hiltgen
Orange’ City
The
Local Offenses and Oddities Stir Plymouth County
Deputy Henry arrests Theodore Buhuen Katup and attorney J T Edelstein for assault and kidnapping in a case tied to the Bohnenkamp family drama. Elder Bohnenkamp allegedly moved the aged man from Grant Lee’s home. a county suit follows. Also noted are a freak calf near Rock Valley and the death of Tra Vreeland in Sioux Center, plus insanity case for Evert Tags and Salvation Army efforts in Le Mars.
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Henry
Theodore Buhuenkatup
Flymouth
J. TF. Edelstein
Assult
Kidn
J. S. Edelstein
Gayner
Schmidt
Alton
Lee
Theodore Rohnenkamp
Plymonth
Grint
Uni
Sioux County
Sult
Tee
Holeistein
Sohnenkamp
Tra Vreeland
Ga‘itor Vreeland
Sioux Center
Vree Press
Insigur Center
Incere
Orange City hearing on Van Deipera cruelty case noted
Citizens were called to Orange City Monday to testify about the Van Deipera cage of cruelty to a child. Mentions of local political shifts, school director nominees, and town social visits appear alongside scattered regional notices and business plans.
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Orange City
Soldiers Muster In Iowa National Guard Company
Adjutant General Beyer mustered in 48 members of Company B, 62nd Regiment Iowa National Guards at the armory on Monday evening with oath of allegiance. Officers elected were Captain D. M. Odle, First Lieutenant W. Wilkinson, Second Lieutenant J. W. Patuptha. a large crowd attended a six o'clock supper before speeches and adjournment. remarks praised the soldiers and condemned the tongue as a weapon of harm.
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Hail
62Nd Regiment of
Iowa National Guards
Beyer
DL M. Odle
W. Wi. Wikinsons
J. W. ‘Patuptha
D. M. Odle
Win. Wilkenson
J. W. Tumpito
Grant Vickers
R. G B. Miller
Tray Lang
Aliie Putnam
Chas Putnam
Ilenry Bink
Atsop
Local Grocer Promises Fair Prices and Personal Service
A shop advertises comfortable shopping with a focus on genuine groceries, stressing careful attention to all orders. It promotes low prices on staple and fancy items and invites customers to visit the bank for farm loans.
The Woman's Column Advocates Full School Privileges for Mothers
The column argues against intellectual inferiority of women and urges Iowa suffrage law to grant mothers full school privileges. It cites George F. Hoar on voting rights tied to parental interest and calls for women to have influence in education and state affairs through suffrage and qualified judgment of candidates.
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Iowa
George F. Hoar Wa Ag
Perots
Thoga
Hla
Republic
WorMats
Ataye
Vlanat
Max Jenking
Kirkman
Lowis
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HunaLp
Jacob
Treiber Ande
Spain
Ro B. Olivia
Barcalona
Aiken
America
McLean
Doon
Frank Hazlett
Huizenga
Marcus News Lg
Northwest
Lowa
Evert Tags
Middleburg
Tho Roti
Lssteners
Clarinda
Sheriff Nalkema
A. van der Wilt
Salvation Army
le Mats
Boyden
Dr. Greattreax
C. P. Meredith
Win
Shimp
Meredith
Willow Shade Brahma Yarda
Sheporter
Mira
Geo. Grout
Hames
Sanborn
Asird
Tuttle
CG. A. Morris
Reporter
Will Tuttle
Sioux City
W. 8. Tuttle
Dr. Brick
Nebraska
Ida Miller
L. Schaap
Nelson Burdette
Ella Robinson
Chas. Leonard
Minn
Ed Tuttle
Hull
W.S
Company E
Boye
David Carr
Tongus
Sheni
Ennarderet
Avery Farm House
Homestead
Weat
Farmers’ Institute
Inguranes
Spreial Farmers' Institute
Pues Elion
Bankes
Equal Suffrage
May "Jentina
Kirkman, Town
Mis
A E. Hart
Bates
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