Sioux County Box Publishes County Board Proceedings
The publication prints the County Board of Supervisors proceedings along with county officers reports, the official general election ballot, and District Q Court news for public record.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
4
The publication prints the County Board of Supervisors proceedings along with county officers reports, the official general election ballot, and District Q Court news for public record.
A collection of fragmented notes references Sioux county political matters and a school election adopting county uniform textbooks. It mentions cattle sales at Walpole, local press urging prudent policies and home printing trends, plus guidance on personal fit for public office and civic effort.
A 20 year old man, Walter Carr, admitted to Cincinnati’s hospital after liver damage from illness, shows liver cells forming anew and regaining normal size. Doctors report rapid regrowth, supporting the idea that the liver can renew itself, though the patient remains in serious condition.
The first grand sale of Shorthorns from the Walpole brothers herd drew strong attendance and solid bidding at Priday Walpole Grounds. Top prices reached 895 for Indian Lassard, 826 for Jenny’s Bawcee, with other yearlings and the high priced Bridegroom bull selling well. Breeders praised the stock and James Walpole’s expert judgment.
A mix of farming tips and scattered observations on land, crops, and rural life. Mentions about cemetery plots as lasting land, strawberry varieties, Poland China hog business, a tulip poplar tree in Easton Maryland, cabbage worm control with cayenne pepper, profitable calf farming with Angus Shorthorn and Hereford, and a note on a town-dude with gun and dog facing rangers.
A local grocer advertises varied staples including Brau, shorts, ground corn, oats, oil meal, and different corn meals. He touts top mills in the northwest such as Sheldon Big 4, Jefferson, Rock Valley, and Richland flour, and offers hand-sorted navy beans and trade options for wheat, corn or oats.
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