31 May 1901
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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1901
Page
1
The message notes Elmer Corwin now rich from a Alaska venture and awaiting payment with interest. It states Corwin has lived in Alaska for several years and expresses hope for crop bulletin payments and a joyful return.
Fragmentary poem lyrics recalling childhood in the olden days with imagery of spring flowers and hawthorn. Reflects longing for innocence, mother, home, and time past while noting life’s onward flow and inevitable toil.
The program lists performances and addresses for the class ceremony including Mandolin Club scenes and poems. Speakers include Rev. W. Hu Anpurrson, C. G. Reintgfler, and Principal W. H. Clark. Graduation diplomas will be presented followed by benediction.
The annual Sioux county summer school will be held at Hull commencing June 24 and closing July 26 the Friday before the annual Institute opens. It aims to give teachers a chance to review common branches and pursue advanced study for first grade teaching eligibility. County examinations will be held at the close of the summer session.
Evarts and Clear Lake offer $800 round trips with several dates in May to July. Destinations include San Francisco, St Paul, Kansas City, Detroit, Milwaukee, Chicago, Louisville, Buffalo Exposition, Lincoln, and Dubuque. Tickets valid most days with first and third Tuesdays sale policy noted.
Archaeological accounts note copper's early status near gold and silver. It was widely mined and traded, especially by Hindoos and Chinese for coinage about 12 centuries before ra. Copper remained essential in commerce until later medieval silver mining expanded metals sources. Copper tools and bronze alloys connected Phoenician trade and Cypriot Britain tin, while European tumuli show copper blades and iron edges in ancient Denmark.
An old opinion piece argues American women overworked at home should take a two mile daily walk regardless of weather. It claims outdoor activity cures nervousness and hypochondria, reduces corsets shoes and rocking chairs, and would boost energy and household output, supporting its view as plain but true gospel.
The document argues millions of acres could be made valuable for agriculture if flood waters were stored for irrigation. It urges government control of irrigation work, funded by public money, as private enterprise cannot bear the cost. It favors a community corporation plan with government ownership of land.
Fragmentary lines describe a man blessed with health and wealth, living amid crops and rocky troubles. He is called a misfit in a world that values gunshine and riches, while seeking meaning beyond material success.
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