Veeren 2220 A Vance B2 23 Pe
A fragment notes a price item: two twenty two zero, Veeren, B2 23 Pe, with amounts 130 dollars and 11.50 dollars listed. The readable text provides limited context and no clear event or headline.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
6
A fragment notes a price item: two twenty two zero, Veeren, B2 23 Pe, with amounts 130 dollars and 11.50 dollars listed. The readable text provides limited context and no clear event or headline.
Town and county news recount visits from J G De Dey of Dean and P Hesse from Sibley. Eva Lennon plans a music class. Miss Hattie Brummell funeral noted. Families move locations, stores changing hands, and various visits including Miss Anna Kremer from Detroit and Miss Esther Mak from Rock Rapids. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs Kuyper in Pella.
Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. H. Kooyman of Rock Rapids visiting this week and Dick Rhynsburger taking a civil engineering position in Sioux City. Various notices cover rentals, travel, school vacations, weddings, local commerce and community events with names and places such as Mescalero, Hull, Sheldon, Yawarden, Marion NY and Rock Rapids.
Mr Ford owner offered a Ford carburetor by P. A. Creger for sale. The item promises easier starting, smooth running, and increased power for the engine.
Notice is hereby given that on March 13 1911 the District Court of Sioux City Iowa appointed Albert W Lolr as administrator with will annexed of the Mary La Velle estate. All debts should be paid to the administrator and all claims presented legally authenticated for the court’s allowance. Dated March 11 1914. George T. Aatley attorney for the estate.
A fragment from a 19th century clipping surveys curious Mexican street names such as Love of God and Gate of Heaven and jokes about reform and worth. It moves through quips on recruitment, Porto a.k.a. Oporto, climate and indolence, plus notes on children’s protection and a dog named Clingers.
Notice to all heirs to appear at the Court House in Orange City Iowa on April 1 at 2 oclock to attend the probate of the last will of Peter H Meyn, deceased Sioux County Iowa. You must show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Clerk of the District Court G Ruxiger seals the record with the court seal.
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