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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
1
The Republicans win nationwide with strong margins in Dakota and the state ticket. McKinley carries Bryan's county and Stevenson’s home precinct, and voting machines likely soon widespread. Sioux county and Nebraska also show Republican gains, with Nebraska at about 15000 plurality. A photo intended for Doctor Plumbe’s morning portrait hints at shifting camera angles.
The November issue of The Opti is praised as a small Iowa journal with clever New York connections. The book plates win acclaim and the magazine is described as a beautiful compact publication with bold marginal design suggesting a refined purpose for a tiny literary venture.
A review advertises the book ILA WWERARY Story of the Thirteen Colonies by HL A Guerber as part of the Eclectic School Readings. It describes the volume as a biographical history for pupils, highlighting patriotism, honesty, and industry, with anecdotes and famous speeches. Courses include a Hopkins lecture on The Golden Fleece and season tickets priced for schools and individuals at $1.50, with student rates at 75 cents.
The report notes 124 votes 13 24 and states Iowa grants the greatest Republican majority in state history with McKin Jey expected to secure a 100000 plurality.
The article notes the township ticket passed with no Democrats winning any seats. It lists the vote details for Justices of Peace and several candidates, though the text is garbled with numerous unreadable characters.
While Senators Frye and Hanna toured South Dakota a boy asked Senator Hanna where his dollar marked clothes were. Hanna replied he wore no such clothes nor horns, addressing the crowd after a reception during the tour.
A note from dailies hints at an upcoming society gathering where the America Society of Professors of Dancing plans a revival of traditional barnyard tunes. The event aims to guide future dance trends and celebrate musical heritage.
The note references Rock Township gaining nine delegates after a county convention. It mentions a school report for October with enrollment totals, days belonging and present, days absent, and averages, but the data appears garbled and partially unreadable.
The course begins next Friday evening November 16 with Frank G. Tyrrell of Chicago presenting Fun in Fact and Fiction. Other lectures follow December 11 January 24 February 12 and March 5 with speakers from Drake University and entertainments by the Standard Concert Co and Chalk talk artist W A Davis offering literary and humorous programs for all ages.
Senator Hubbard cited a campaign theme that prosperity breeds political indifference as Hollanders in Sioux County praised the administration while resisting change. He recounted a farmer’s tale showing contentment with current terms, illustrating why McKinley drew votes despite praise for Boers and expansion critics.
For a smooth ride at ease and for business trips Kessler Bros. markets a lineup of ready to drive rigs. The advertisement highlights reliability and convenience for motorists seeking quality vehicles.
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