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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
5
The notice lists mixed and freight trains with times for the RB and GOING EAST GOING WEST service. It mentions passenger daily schedules from Chicago to Bronx Falls and names C W Jacons as agent.
A compilation of city items covers upcoming election mention of Republican ticket, local visits from residents including Miss Lulu Kent and I Mann, various social notes, business ads, and reports on street lighting, theater and lectures. Also noted are farewells, a horse sale in Sioux City, and a brief on a Chicago gambling project.
The I. C's hosted a ghostly Hallowe'en party for about 20 ladies at Miss Clara Miller's home on Wednesday. Guests dressed as sheets and pillowcases played a guessing game, then enjoyed refreshments and games before outsiders hurled mischief during the event.
Fragmentary source discusses success and the idea that no young man today can achieve great things without effort and virtue. The text hints at humble beginnings and the need for diligence as a guiding principle for youth.
A Rock Valley reader, mid 1900s, declares Democratic allegiance but vows to vote for McKinley in the fall. He supports sound money, opposes free coinage of silver, recalls fears of wildcat money, and praises McKinley’s leadership and wartime actions. He notes protection for wool and cites Philadelphia convention promises on wool prices.
The text notes a business has grown to vast proportions due to careful selection of the finest cod liver oil and purest hypophosphites. It argues success comes from skillful combination of ingredients yielding better results.
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