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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
8
A brief clash describes a shooting incident linked to a local clay pigeon event. Details are fragmentary, but authorities report a single gunshot injury and ongoing investigation. No identities or locations are confirmed in readable text.
Carlyle says spiritual music comes only when discords unite in harmony. Easy virtue yields no real courage, and life’s harsh tests forge spiritual music. Those resisting discord miss the deeper music. harmony arises from truthful living and strict spiritual discipline.
An overview explains the fundamental unit mierer and unital length using inches and kilometers. It compares meter use in metric and non metric countries, noting conversions such as meter to yard and centimeter to inch, with applications in construction and sizing.
Aesop style fable recounts a Wolf trailing a Shepherd's flock for some time. The Shepherd guards the herd with vigilance but abandons the flock to the Wolf when away. The Wolf seizes the sheep while the Shepherd returns to find most of the flock ruined and laments his misjudgment of the Wolf as guardian.
A compact guide urges saving pennies to curb needless spending and build a small nest egg for minor emergencies or planned luxuries. It suggests stocking up on common items, delaying purchases, and using saved funds for a modest outing or needed household goods. It warns against unsafe home remedies for eye discomfort and notes safer professional care.
An inspector known for vindictiveness receives a provocation from a past injurer. He admits inability to help and directs the man to a veterinarian. A late note discusses diamonds and vacuum light comparing a four carat diamond to a candle flame and emerald hues.
A fragmented text describes a beggar in Paris near Rue St. Lazare. The scene mentions a chair on a street corner and a passerby noting a hat and a reading sign about the beggar. The prose hints at a memory or impression of a man among varied bystanders.
Fragmented OCR story notes suffragists in Iowa with mentions of figures and events across states. The readable text references Mrs. Kaal and Miss related to a meeting, with scattered names and places indicating regional support activities for the suffrage movement.
The extract presents a controversial stance advocating voting rights for women and linking suffrage to national progress. It argues that granting women the vote would align with civic citizenship and social improvement, while noting observed benefits in Western states. The text stresses prudence in extending suffrage nationwide.
Iowa suffrage supporters report wide backing from business, professional and editorial leaders. Notable figures such as John T. Clarkson Alvin and Alan John P. F. Ream Oskaloosa signaled cooperation while lawmakers like Cochrane Corning and J. L. Dickinson Algona pledge support and influence for the movement.
A mosaic of comments from senators and representatives in favor of woman suffrage outlines broad backing across counties and colleges. Lawmakers including Hf C White, BE Greene, and Edwin A Schel pledge support, while party figures and advocates stress voting for the proposed amendment.
Former President Taft urged support for women’s suffrage, predicting women will vote nationwide. He argued current representation by men is inadequate and pressed the need for female voters to shape the country’s future.
Fragmentary report notes wind carried germs during a live display. The text mentions a garried wind event and a disturbance that scattered particles, but details are unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions kidney issues and unspecified medical conditions linked to individuals, with scattered names like Foley and De Krint and a vague advertisement reference. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent event details or dates.
Fragmentary text suggests a speaker urging a man to improve while expressing frustration that he may fail. The tone hints at a coercive or manipulative pressure to change, with implied conflict and personal challenge.
A letter recounts a night of croup under a merchant’s care in Hearsville. It mentions a bottle of Fus flames and Tar Compound used at night and the patient recovering by morning. Other letters by De Krinf and Labhers are noted as similar submissions.
A cryptic line notes that a French term signals leadership while acknowledging discomfort for a young man named Percy due to parental naming choices. The fragment blends wordplay with personal naming context.
Women are urged to consider health risks from kidney and bladder issues caused by heavy work. Symptoms such as back pain sore joints blurred vision puffiness and urinary problems signal irritation. Foley Kidney Pills claim to restore normal kidney and bladder function. De Kruf & Labbers.
The garbled line suggests a proverb about temper and self control, noting that the harsher a man’s mood, the easier it is for him to keep it. It reflects a caution about managing anger and restraint.
A fragmented OCR page lists city officers including Mayor 4H Slikkerveer and Recorder-F J Lohr, with various county roles such as Treasurer Dechmers and Auditor Wissink. It also shows congressional and senate placeholders, and notes on emigration departures and steamship rates with references to Chicago and depot lines.
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