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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
5
The Railway Time-Tables list details for the Hudson Line freight and daily passenger service between Chicago and Sioux Falls. W. Jacobs is the local agent.
Dr J J Crider is visiting town. Election two weeks away with Baker Mimnaugh in Hull Sunday. Knapp's Pharmacy hosts games while Oyster stews attract at the Ideal Restaurant. Republican rally to feature Lot Thomas Struble Hubbard with bands from several towns in Loreton next Wednesday.
The Titus Amendment would switch Iowa from annual to biennial elections, saving about $600000 every other year. It passed the 27th and 28th general assemblies and is now before voters with ballots: regular candidate ballot and a yellow ballot for the amendment. Judge Hubbard spoke on political issues from a Republican view in Sioux City. Langdon begins dentistry practice in Weberg Bros building. Sioux County election judge replacement noted. obituary details of Elbert family. local commissionmen anticipate higher apple consumption due to lower prices. Rock Valley highlights Alonzo Riley as a Lincoln era Republican.
An old advertisement asserts that rich blood sustains strength and mood, while poor blood leads to weakness. It promotes Scott's Emulsified Cod Liver Oil as a remedy to “refresh” the body, offering free samples and listing the producers and druggists in New York.
The Rock Valley Hollanders heard Hon Geo E Kollen of Holland Mich and Hon John Vennema of Chicago discuss campaign issues in Dutch. Kollen defended McKinleys South Africa war actions and attacked free silver and Democratic hypocrisy, while Vennema rebutted Bryans 1896 promises and critiqued Bryan's stance on the Gold Standard and Philippine conflict.
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