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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
1
A compiled record of real estate transfers showing numerous grantors and buyers. Entries include parcel descriptions, sections and blocks, and amounts ranging from $1 to $21000 plus fees, with Hawarden and surrounding areas repeatedly appearing.
Reverend D W Witham and elder A A Kuyper attended the spring meeting of the Presbytery in Brookings South Dakota last week. A public school faculty was elected with G W Harper Storm Lake principal Fennie De Jong Sioux Center intermediate Eva Mensink primary. Mrs John Crowley died at eighty three, Rev H K Beer plans move to Sioux City, Mrs Chas De Groot visited Doon, George Thompson died at Yorkton Saskatchewan. Chas Beckman and Lois Claire returned from California visit. Will Scholten Edgerton guest. George Lensink to run Lincoln Street store. J T McRuer Parksville Missouri to head Hull schools. Chas Oelrich bought a Ford. T Stellingwerf moved back to Maurice from Springfield.
Poultry specialists urge removing roosters from flocks from May through December to curb fertile egg losses. Kentucky and Tennessee declare Rooster Day on May 16 with all poultry dealers agreeing to equalize prices for roosters and hens. Fertile eggs spoil quickly in heat. infertile eggs endure better, reducing annual egg losses.
A concert by the Philharmonic Orchestra is scheduled for May 1. The event aims to showcase solos and ensemble pieces with a full program announced by the venue.
Sioux County farmers are urged to plant alfalfa to boost yields and land value. Contest rules require registering by July 1 1914, five acre minimum, and bank customer status. prizes total 150 dollars with successive gold awards and judging planned for June 1915, with potential Iowa State College judge.
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