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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1899
Page
2
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A call invites Republican electors to a Des Moines convention on August 2 at 11:00 AM to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor supreme court judge superintendent of public instruction railroad commissioner and conduct other business. Representation is by county plus 200 votes or 100 votes over for district seats.
C F Batiey announces candidacy for representative as a Republican from Treton Iowa after a county wide petition signed by over one hundred Republican electors from his township. He submits his name to the next Republican district convention for decision.
The Ocheyedan Press notes strong county sentiment for the re nomination of state senator Hospers of Sioux county. It cites opposition from Roach of Lyon county and mentions several local names as possible candidates. Dr. D. J. Stewart of Hartley announces candidacy with other possible figures named, while Cash reportedly will not run.
W Schee of O’Brien and Hospers vie as Ireton Clipper and Sibley Gazette note loyalty if Sioux County or Osceola back different candidates. Roach praised for decade in office. Separate civic plea urges Rock Valley residents to clean yards burn litter and paint homes to improve the town’s appearance.
The text notes how the appearance of stationery influences business decisions and credit. It mentions an Orange City subscription drive raising over 200 dollars, a Wisconsin marriage license delay, Greece's immigrant share, a horse market rally, and The Aull Index entering its twentieth year under Editor Will Tamplin.
In a Washington department store two women compare baby clothes. A young mother struggles to afford an expensive chinchilla collar and unevenly priced items. A second shopper prompts a discount, revealing closer to half price garments. The tired mother leaves with envy and regret.
The postal service supply department handles an immense daily operation mailing over six tons of stationery blanks books twine scales and more. Last year 550 million facing slips were used and twine valued at about $90 000 was required despite tight economy. The building houses rooms with every blank paper and 217 distinct stationery items for offices nationwide.
The passage notes Shakespeare came from likely illiterate parents and a plain rural upbringing, with little fortune to spark imagination or broaden knowledge. His modest London success appears despite misfortune, aided by no local example, rivalry, or foreign travel to mature him.
A New England mistress notes the sun struggles to shine during a dull week. Her Irish maid Nora quips that the weather is bashful, a playful exchange reflecting cross cultural phrasing.
A Hungarian plowman uncovered a cache of rare coins and trophies including a gold ninth century coin bearing the bust and name of King Ottokar of Bohemia. Other specimens from the era were found, all in fair preservation.
Gum chewing, beyond being unpleasant and improper, can deform facial muscles and glands. Repeated use of one side of the mouth strains the jaw and may distort appearance, prompting medical advice in several cases of swelling without pain.
A discussion warns that mothers often feed babies table scraps causing digestion troubles. Solid foods are chewed poorly and digested slowly, acting as irritants through the intestines. Starchy foods given to infants ferment in the gut until about six months, requiring a switch to sugar upon absorption.
The piece rails against a miscast claim that a colored brewer or distiller operates in the United States. It frames Editor Wells as a target of criticism on the editorial page.
A writer expresses a plan to move through America incognito and avoid recognition by adopting the identity of a former U.S. vice president. The exchange suggests ease of passing as a public figure while abroad.
Press comment cites the Sipus 01ae Journal noting deposits at the banks of Towa. The fragment highlights concerns over liquidity and regional financial activity.
A brief note invites a young girl to a forthcoming event. The text is fragmented but signals a youth orientation and a welcoming tone for a young participant.
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