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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
4
Sioux County Herald appears every Thursday in Orange City, the county seat of Sioux County, Northwestern Iowa. Subscription terms require cash in advance. The offer lists one year cost at $1.80 and is issued under Isaac Hospers.
Multiple announcements declare candidacies for Sioux County offices in the upcoming June Republican primaries. Names include Anthony Te Paske for County Attorney and Albert Feemstra and H. R. McKee for County Treasurer, with pledges of past conduct and expected support.
A political notice appeals to Republican voters. Allen Van Wesche supports John Deneewaare as nominee for County Recorder and asks for votes at the primary election. The message emphasizes following due process and encouraging voters to participate.
A candidate declares intention to seek the office of County Auditor in Slows emumiv, subject to Republican electors' decision at the upcoming primary. D D Wissink, Orange Circle, March 11.
Olin J Rein announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Mies county Iowa in the Republican primary. He notes long service in the office and thanks the public for their past support and approval.
A sheriff candidate named Wim Wiersina faces a decision by the Privasuiries after a formal inquiry into the nomination. The outcome will determine eligibility for the office of county sheriff.
A hopeful announces candidacy for the Representative seat from the Adst District subject to Republican electors' decision during primaries. If nominated and elected, he promises to serve the people of the district as they wish to be served.
A garbled passage discusses a war scene with mentions of a mink in a jar and rainwater, then shifts to hair color science and pigment in hair cells. It includes stray quotes and references to Lippincott and a country child’s appeal, ending with a reflection on truth love and Hamilton Wright Mabie.
A statistician estimates Paris waiters and others receive tips daily, totaling £8,320 in Paris and £12,884,000 a year for all France. The figures reflect income reliance on tipping across service industries.
A lump of monke stone cleans hands and removes stains at the sink and can scour burnt food from granite ware without chipping. It also sharpens knives as it cleans, while noting Mohammedans in London include Indian merchants and law students amid plans for a grand mosque costing at least 500,000.
A Chicago physician asserts health benefits from sleeping with the mouth closed. He adds cases show better overall condition when the mouth is kept shut even when awake.
Fragmentary line reads as cryptic verse about vines, a drive, and a cart set before hours. No clear event, person, or organization identified.
A historical note warns of parasites in pork and the health risks of undercooking. It describes proper cooking times for various cuts and methods, emphasizing thorough heating to prevent disease. The article links improper cooking to severe illness and even deaths, urging careful preparation.
A fragment discusses the potential of runt fruits or seeds to drive growth and value. The text mentions "growth aus lirser" and " Baud ayy fe worth or Tabut Vyte salen" as speculative outcomes, with emphasis on usefulness in a new product or story context.
Investigations by the dairy division of the United States department of agriculture find average silage costs around 7.55 per ton for growing plus 1.70 for siloing, totaling about 9.25 per ton. Management variations show production as low as 1.10 and as high as 5.42 per ton, with most silage falling between 1.50 and 8.50 per ton.
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