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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1898
Page
2
Rock Valley Business Support for Local Paper Growth
Local firms in Rock Valley are urged to support a new newspaper. Many businesses do not contribute despite subscriptions, while others advertise generously and reap rewards. The piece argues advertising builds a strong, fair, community paper and urges firms to boost Rock Valley’s Northwest presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Tae Bry
The
Gazette
Northwest
Banner State Proud in Republican Lead Says Omaha Bee
The Omaha Bee notes Iowa’s strong show of support for McKinley with a solid delegation and renewed Republican strength. It highlights the state’s rally as a favorable sign for the executive and national campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
Hawkeye
McKinley
Iowa
Expansion of America in Hartley Herald’s tone
The Hartley Herald extols Expansion of America as a grand national mission led by God to civilize distant nations. It recalls a 30 year old Canton Ohio legal clash between Judge Day and William McKinley tried in a Stark County blacksmith shop under a country justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hartley Herald
Judge Day
William McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Stark County
State Board Holds First Meeting Of New Control Law
The state board of control orders superintendents and wardens of 13 state institutions to meet in Des Moines on December 14 at 2 p m under the new control law. The gathering marks the first of its kind and will be held semi annually going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Control
Des Moines
Board of Control
Tur Maria Teresa Sinks Forever After Sea Gale
The Tur Maria Teresa, a former Spanish cruiser sunk near Santiago and raised by Americans, has again gone to the sea bottom. A furious gale dragged it down while in tow for New York on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
New York
Suppressing Unsavory Truth Provokes Nervy Response
The Sioux Rapids Press editorially remarks that writing mean-spirited copy is easy but suppressing unsavory truth requires nerve, implying courage in facing uncomfortable facts.
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Sioux Rapids Press
South Dakota passes trio of constitutional amendments
EQual suffrage, the initiative and referendum, and the dispensary law were all voted on as amendments to the constitution and each carried in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Uncis Sas Captures Islands and Vessels in Spain Conflict
Uncis Sas gains several islands and a boat during hostilities with Spain. The actions reflect a broader dispute over territorial control and maritime assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncis Sas
Spain
Community voters face off as peace commissioners advance
The piece notes many rely on others for thought while a majority chooses for themselves. It suggests that once peace commissioners finish, normal business can resume. Coronen Bryan stayed home to vote but failed to save the populocratic ticket.
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Coronen Bryan
Wait for That Girl and Stick to Her Like a Burr
An old observer reflects on past elections and warns boys to value faithful partners. A dated, moralistic piece recalls a traditional view of courtship and domestic duty, urging patience and caution in choosing a wife despite changing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taisit
Tim
The Best Gentlemanly Etiquette Cited for Society
Observations from a Ladies Journal extol the top etiquette as practiced by well mannered people. It praises American girls for recognizing mistakes and correcting them, claiming gentleness and usefulness define a true gentlewoman.
Kansas and Utah Election Returns Signal Republican Gains
Kansas returns show Stanley winning the governor race with about 18 000 plurality and Republicans gaining control of the legislature with 97 of 125 representatives and 11 of 21 senators. Populist Ridgely concedes defeat for congress in the Fifth and Seventh districts. In Utah, Baskin wins the Supreme Court seat, with Democrats holding majorities in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Bat
Kansas
Torrka
Kan
Stanley
Taylor Riddle
Vincent
Congress
Jerry Simpson
Chester I. Long
Simpson
W. A. Calderhead
Edwin R. Ridgely
Salt Lake
Baskin
Supreme Court
Zane
The Woman's Column on Suffrage Advantages
A long reflection praising women's suffrage. The writer finds no disadvantages from women voting and serving in politics, noting improved duties, employment opportunities, orderly elections, and broader home life benefits. He predicts suffrage will spread to all states with continued reform and education.
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Wyoming
Wit and Hazel Salve Promised Cures for Sores and Wounds
An 19th century ad extols Sofithiniz Healing and De Wit’s Wit Hazel Salve as impervious remedies against sores burns and wounds. The copy claims it never fails to cure piles and urges reliance on the products.
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de Wit
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