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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
16
The fragment describes railway time tables for Chicago routes, mentioning trains between Chicago and various destinations. It notes schedules and passenger services with times around early evening and references Barone and Breigtt as stations or stops.
Community bulletin from Rock Valley highlights weather and school news, ads, and local commerce. Mentions advertise in The Bre, new Subscriptions, a fashion and shoe ad, a football team formation, and upcoming events with residents and merchants named. Includes a crop and orchard update, post office delivery talks, and auction services.
The Hawarden meeting of the Professional Teachers' Association, set for Friday and Saturday, November 16 and 17, has been postponed until Friday and Saturday, December 7 and 8. The meeting will be held at Alton instead of Hawarden.
A letter from Senator Hubbard to a friend praises the Hollinders as trustworthy to lead the fight end. He notes everything was all right and Tuscany county shone, expressing confident expectations for Hollinders to take hold of the effort.
Rev. J. Huizenga preached at Aveher Sunday. Local residents, including Joe Dray from Hoek Rapids and Miss Olive Tamplin of Hull, visited friends. August Kuehas will teach in Minnesota, Miss Verna Thayer visited home, and Prof. W. H. Clark was elected captain of Company E.
Stock of rich breeding highlights Walpole Brothers herd of Shorthorns featuring cows from Dirk Taylor 13809 Maggie Stone's Delight and Maggie Stone line bred by Pliny Nichols and Renich Geneva. The lot includes Golden Aberdeen prospects and priced at 1475 dollars, urged as valuable additions for any herd. Short horn breeders urged to secure this lot of cows or bred stock.
A farmer near Doon lists cattle for sale including young bulls and heifers from the King and Siahoy lines. Military orders report Brigadier General Charles P may keep pay but lose Loyal Legion insignia while outlining the Loyal Legion’s 1865 origin and 10 090 membership. Parcels note Paraguay import demand for American axes and tools with prices and volumes.
In Dublin Sir Henry Irving faced a vacant heavy part, entering early in the act as gallery youths traded quips about his clothes and role. A parade of stray anecdotes follows, including a discharged railroad worker's suit and a cigarette tale, alongside plans for a modest home costing a million with ground value of another million.
A fragmentary notice shows Gee Was-Enenga asking Axent if they could sell a lightning rod to Sather while Bor-Nopé notes the father already has one rod and reacts with doubt about fighting over the item.
A fragment notes the world’s growing fraternity as the Japanese imperial court entered mourning after the death of the Empress of Japan, with reference to Austria and related events. The text is incomplete but signals a diplomatic mood of shared sorrow and royal succession.
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