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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and place markers with no coherent event or context. The readable bits only include scattered tokens such as be or Paul Er and Agat, lacking dates actions or affiliations to form a meaningful news item.
A clipped Rock Valley item set mixes early 20th century community chatter with stray notices. It mentions a mother tucking in a child, neighbors reading the paper, local commerce, school sports, weather forecasts, and town ads, all in a single diary-like page snapshot.
A ragged observance blends local ads and news from Rock Valley. Shoppers read about repairs to sidewalks, a lecture by Hon. Joseph Clarkson, church union ideas, and a massive apples crop in western New York with Baldwin fruit blocks selling for thousands. The piece mixes humorous notes, auctioneers, and farm yields, reflecting a busy, era-specific community page.
Fragmentary notice directs MM Moule or similar name to sell by cash or property at Devensboro and mentions stressed spouses and conduct. readable parts imply a notice of sale or transfer with payment method but details are unclear.
Pro fessional Teachers' Association meeting dates shifted from Friday and Saturday November 16 and 17 to Friday and Saturday December 7 and 8 at Alton replacing Hawarden. Hubbard expresses confidence in reforms and hints at election interest in a letter, noting a generally positive outlook and mentions of county Sibun and Wrote everything went well except concerns over the Ewes.
Rev. J. Huizenga preached at Archer Sunday. Sun. Diep was born from Rock Rapida Saturday. Miss Olive Tamplin of Hull visited friends Wednesday. Miss Verna Thayer renewed old friendships at home. Prof. W. HeGfork elected 1st sergeant of Company E. Ted Kinnig, Tom Kort and others returned from Minnesota. Mrs. Hurd enjoyed a call from Mrs. S. Bradley of Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. George Vorriga hosted Mrs. A. G. Thoupeon of Inwood. Joe Clockvou and others visited Tre Lex bonetom. Mrs. W. W. Johnson returned to Hartley after visiting Mrs. F. A. Large. More names and moves appear among local residents and visitors in this community notes.
Walpole Broad notes a high quality herd of Shorthorn cattle with a noted cow Maggie Stone and a prized daughter of Dirk Taylor. Breeding details include sires such as Romick Geneva and Airdie Duke, with valued stock selling around £1473. Buyers are cautious, seeking strong acquisitions and careful selection across the herd.
A notice describes the sale of stock from the Walpole farm near Doon and four miles east of Rock Valley, offering bulls and heifers including cows and stock for public sale. It mentions a bull by Son of Gwendolin a King Royal 125108 and another by Stanley of Blaine Valley atop trading for Imp. Matchless by Champion of England. Also notes General Charles PB Magan may keep his pay while suspended, and a U S Army Civil War lineage in the Loyal Legions. A Paraguay trade item discusses exporting axes, with Paraguayan demand and prices in local currency.
The text advises dosing from a quarter to half a teaspoon in a baby's bottle up to three or four times to improve feeding. For older children, half to a full teaspoon in milk is recommended. It claims rapid nourishing effects and mentions expulsion if the mother's milk fails, noting immediate effects on both mother and child.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Sir Henry Irving in Dublin when a cast member missed a cue forcing his early appearance. Gallery banter echoes across the crowded space as spectators joke about the lean actor and a misheard line. A later quip about music and a dinner joke closes the snippet.
A noisy jumble discusses railway executives pay, a discharged superintendent’s wage claim, a repentant thief blaming cigarettes, mischief by eye ladders, and a New York editor's remark on a million dollar home. It also references Oliver Wendell Holmes, retirement patterns, and the death of an empress with scattered, unclear connections.
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