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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
6
Orange City notes a big masquerade at the rink on Friday with many locals and visitors attending. Residents and families are seen planning outfits and events as community members mix socializing with short visits and local purchases.
Foreman Joe Rexwinkel and associates adjourned after indicting the Maurice thieves and asked the court to order supervisors to improve jail sanitation. A new jail may be planned though no firm action was taken by the board. Other jurors named include N. G. Putman E. C. Sater J. A. Patrick D. Zwagerman J. Auchatetter H. J. Oalman. The jury had little to do.
Former Sioux City Journal reporter Bowers resigns to join the Des Moines Register and Leader. He previously worked at The Journal, earned acclaim for his newspaper work in Sioux City, and is the son of George Bowers of Orange City, editor of the Orange City Herald.
Des Moines paper reports Henry Russell, accused of taking about 200000 from Towa inventors to retire unfulfilled promises to deliver Panhandle land. J 8 Creckenridge of Knoxville filed information in Texas. Breckenridge arrived seeking land title and $1000 earned money. arrest for obtaining money under false pretenses. Russell bond set at 150 dollars. Breckenridge lost both money and anticipated land.
News notes from the Churches report sermons at Thrat Reformed and Afro-American talks, missions to be supported, new members welcomed at American Reformed, Sunday school activities, a Ly dia lecture in American Reformed with free admission and a children’s gift program, meetings of church groups in Chan cellor and nearby towns, and clergy travel to Chicago for church meetings.
W O Alliller of Guthrie Center recounts a dispute with Henry Kunsell and Trusgell who offered a Texas land deal to buy shop tools and a deed. The deal collapsed after thirty days with no deed or abstract, prompting a lawsuit to recover cash paid. The landowner denies authorization for any trade beyond cash.
A terse notice seeks a cautious substitute to fill the post of Gen. Joes. W. BF. Breckiorr. Details are scarce but urgency is implied as a replacement is sought promptly.
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