Rock Valley Weekly Briefs Highlight Local Life
Multi item column with notes on moving residents, weather, local ads, and upcoming events. Includes bank statements, fair reports, political caucus call, Carnival travel deals, and a wrongful death petition filed by Margaret McKeever in Hull.
Fee’s phone exchange brings ten drops to Hartley
Hartley Herald reports Fee has added ten drops to his telephone exchange. The system proves a splendid success with buzzing lines and occasional ear strain, yet the service generally works to perfection, making Hartley a valued town for its size.
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Hartley
Fee
England Plans Eight Day Evangelistic Campaign Beginning February
An English evangelistic campaign is planned for February lasting eight days and nights with Gospel meetings in every town. Regrets are expressed that our religious bodies have not organized a similar effort to open the new century and an inquiry seeks a possible start in January or as early in 1901 as feasible.
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England
Farmers urged to convert corn crop into cattle profit
Spirit Lake readers hear that central Iowa wealth rests on corn and cattle. Farmers are advised to shift a large share of bumping corn into fat cattle, bridging the stocker to finished beef gap. Money is available for buyers and feeders, with prudent care needed.
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Spirit Lake Beacon
Iowa
Col Thompson Expects Victory In Lyon County
Col J K P Thompson of Roca Rapids and president of the Vicksburg commission expresses optimism about Lyon County politics. He says the area is forming stronger organization than ever and that victory is likely this year. Northwestern Iowa may be involved in the developing effort.
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Des Moines
Satterlee Shot by San Juan Rider in Flandreau
In Flandreau South Dakota on September 10 special Reuters reports Gus Satterlee editor of the Herald was shot through the hand by Will Bell of Well Rapids a San Juan Rough Rider after Satterlee called Bell a slimy cur in the Herald. Bell was arrested and bonded for trial. Satterlee formerly ran the Hull Index and has worked at several Sioux and Lyon county papers.
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Sioux County
Lyon County
Gus Satterlee
Sioux City Journal
Flandreau
Will Bell
Well Rapids
San Juan
Rough Riders
Herald
Satterlee
Bell
The
Hull
Sioux
Lyon Counties
Runaway Automobile Terrifies County Farmers
Dr. Richey, owner of the country’s only automobile, had a frightening mishap when his car started by itself at about twenty miles per hour. He leapt from the seat to fix a burr, wheels ran off, plowing through a cornfield and wire fences. Farmers were startled as the team went ungoverned before the motor stopped and he resumed his journey.
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Remsen Bell
Richey
Powers
Lubrication Helps a Printing Press Run Smoothly
A printer discovers the Courier office press ran hard until an oiling revealed a simple fix. After applying lubricant to every hole, the press operated with ease, allowing the job to finish quickly and another to follow before night.
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Courier
Report of the First National Bank of Rock Valley
The bank report shows resources and liabilities as of September 9 1906 with capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, deposits, notes, and cash items. John J. Large signs as cashier and notary public verifies the document with a sworn oath dated September 1906.
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First National Bank of
Rock Valley
Iuucke Valley
Towa
Resources
Boiecan Deen Sc
Gwekres
Caehier
Jiablines
Lucube
Loy
Bay
Beaux Caua
John J. Gare
Juan J. Large
Cahier
Joan
Virzuium
A.onttec
Notary Puane
Tog
Lave
Martha MM
Bank Statement for Rouk Valley Bank
A historical bank statement lists assets and liabilities with details on cash on hand, securities, drafts, and property values. It shows securities with several banks named, and notes real and personal property values along with capital and deposits. The document is sworn by bank officials A. McArthur and Bunsine before a notary on a specified date.
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Leget Tuoder
Ational Buns
Gelvent
Colyvent
Nat'l Ubicage
Aseois
Ceee
Acceptance of presidential nomination letter released
In Washington on September 10, President Melinley released his formal acceptance letter. It defends U S policy in the Philippines and Cuba, highlights troop reductions, local self government aims, and calls for honest fiscal policy and a strong labor stance. The message emphasizes America’s duty, sovereignty, and the path toward lasting peace and prosperity.
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Washington, D. C
Melinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
Philippines
Manila
Philippine Islands
Bor
The
Pienahs Naira Aia
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Foppe
Knapp’s Pbarthacy
Bes
A . F. Kabler
George Dry
Elm Springs
Gemh
Akron Tibune
Aibeerthéfa
E. Eldredge
Jackman” Bros
Yankton
Sheldon
Rock Township
Tae Ber
Tue Bes
First National Bank
G. Northup
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Sioux City
Hudson
G. L. Hurd
Margaret McKeever
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Michael McKeever
Tribune
Col. Thompson
George
Oapa
Tverdritis
Bove
U.S
AOVOU
U. Reuse
Rouk Valley
Lowe
Koel Valley
Busiudds
Daw
Dore
Igllowss
McArtour View Provident
Tenan
A. Moantuun
BM. Bunsine
Kod
Ipeal
A. McArthur
Pii
Bilo
Ayia
Senate of the
Philippine Archipelago
Congress
Phillippines
Republic
Commonwealth
Tor Yin
Europe
Granger