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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
4
Sioux County Board of Supervisors issues official proceedings including reports of county officers and the general election ballot. District Court news are also included in the publication.
A spirited call of county officials including Bill Mentzer and other county clerks vows to refuse to turnover offices on January 1 to test the Titus amendment. They pledge to stay in office and fight a potential transfer, forming a broad coalition of attorneys auditors and clerks to uphold their positions and test the law.
The fragment notes the Sheldon Standard rising with WH Ingalls and W publishers, mentioning the firm name galls Kent and a Mr Ta as part of the publication context.
The passage lauds the liberal minded public spirited citizen Hon. Geo W Schee of Primghar for his philanthropic deeds, noting the pride of people in northwest Iowa for his generosity and public service.
American woolen goods begin reaching world markets protected by a tariff that shields the wool clip. Last year exports surpassed a million dollars while imports of woolens remained small in comparison to those under the Wilson law.
The Elev enth district would benefit from a United States attorney. The Bex supports J. A. Lammis of LeMars for the appointment. He is a fine man, a good attorney and has been prominent in Republican service.
The report notes Batana purchases 60 percent of all products American farmers ship abroad. It states the United Kingdom is the top market for American foodstuffs and that British colonies are the main market for American manufactured goods.
The railroads of the United States, described as the world's greatest commercial arteries, expand in step with public sentiment. These large organizations do not respond to false alarms.
The Sheldon Mail is praised as the standard of excellence in country journalism across its county and state, claiming no other state matches its quality among rural papers.
New census returns place Towa in twelve congressional districts, an increase from eleven, expanding representation in the U S House. The change reflects population shifts and redistricting implications for local politics and national balance.
Pigneurs County voters approved a courthouse project costing seventy thousand dollars, reflecting a smaller population than nearby Sioux County and signaling a shift in local government infrastructure.
The county population stands at 28 387 according to the 2W census tally.
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