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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
4
Easued every Thursday at Orange City the county seat of Sioux county in the interest of the county and Northwestern Iowa. It can be had on the following terms CASH IN ADVANCE One copy one year $1.50 Horpers.
A set of 1914 notices proclaims candidates for Sioux County Iowa county offices. Gerrit King seeks County Attorney, Anthony Te Paske seeks County Treasurer, Albert Heemstra also runs for Treasurer, with other names including H. L. Mckee and Y. Mulder declaring Republican primary candidacy in June.
A candidate from Sioux County announces intent to run for County Recorder as a Republican in the upcoming primary. The filer asks voters to consider their bid in June and submits their name and address for official inclusion.
Cacsxty AUTO announces candidacy for county office subject to the decision at the Republican electors of Svs county at the June Primaries. Dow Wissink Orange City Jan March FL E114.
A candidate announces their bid for Clerk of the District Court in Sioux City Iowa subject to the Republican primary. The letter thanks supporters and asks for continued public approval and assistance in the campaign.
Wri Wiersma announces that Novself is running as a Republican candidate for County Sheriff, subject to the June primaries. The brief statement confirms the candidacy and dates without additional details.
Subject to the decision of the Republican electors at the June primaries, I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Representative from this List District. If nominated and elected I will do my best to serve the people of this district as they wish to be served.
The text discusses brain weights for genders and famous men, mentioning 49 ounces for males and 50 less for females, about 105 cubic inches, and 50 nerve cells destroyed per minute. It then shifts to a country scene where a two year old mishears chicken clucks as an apology and asks who wants a die as the chicken cackles continues.
A cloth dipped in flour rubbed over a smoky spot on the wall to remove the stain. The same flour method later restored the whale ceiling with satisfactory results.
An excerpt discusses cholera like epidemics, prunes export totals to sixty countries led by Germany, and corn price impacts on livestock feeding. It notes prize beef cattle fed on turnips, hay, and oil meal, with champions bred by Mefregot of Manifeola and by Escher & Ryan of Irwin Iowa, reflecting rural economies and farm concerns.
Pears are prepared for various desserts with stewing in syrup and layering in a dish. Recipes include pear bread pudding and a pear and lady finger dessert with coconut and whipped egg whites, baked until top browns, served with sweet or tart sauces.
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