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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1898
Page
5
The poem reflects autumn’s somber mood and renewal themes, praising peace, gratitude, and home. It honors soldiers, pioneers, and women’s enduring labor, contrasts seasons and war’s scars with hope, and ends urging national pride and resilience. It includes remarks on reading local papers and a ragged closing note from a columnist.
An aging farmer and his sons fail to reconcile leading to several farms being sold to strangers. The rift destroys kinship and jeopardizes wealth, land, and stock as friendships fracture amid inherited disputes.
Mrs Streeter is reportedly active again as a confidence operator. A letter from Lee and Benedict of Marshalltown to Clerk of Court Martin describes a woman named Mary B Wilbur who bought goods totaling 183 dollars and did not pay. She listed Ruthven as her residence and requested shipment to Boone. Authorities believe the description matches Streeter.
Judge I R Gaynor presides as grand jury of six is impaneled toseek justice and conclude sessions. Wills in probate for Jan Reinders and A Rhooda admitted, several divorces granted, numerous garnishments and judgments noted. Assignment of cases lists dates late September with trials and dispositions recorded alongside academy opening and local travel notes.
The Toledo Weekly Blade is advertised as a long established national weekly with wide circulation in 70,000 post offices. Described as Republican yet fair, it offers serials poetry humor household features Young Folks Sunday School lessons and the Farmstead section. Specimen copies are available and subscriptions are 1 per year with club options.
The railroad advertises low fares and special excursions to Boston and Madison with dates in October. Rept. 10 to 24 includes multiple destinations and timed trips, highlighting affordable travel options for regional passengers.
Edith Olney of Ft. Bridger Indiana argues that suffrage remains a national necessity. She contends lawmakers overlook rights of common people and warns that without perseverance the movement may fail. The speaker asserts women's suffrage could reform and elevate society, with broader agency left to influence the race.
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