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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
4
The notice indicates a weekly issue published every Thursday in Orange City serving Sioux County and Northwestern Iowa. It advertises subscription terms in cash in advance, with a price structure for single copies and one year readings.
A set of 1314 era notices from Sioux County Iowa announcing candidacies for County Attorney and County Treasurer. Names include Gerrit Klay and Anthony Te Paske for Attorney and Albert Heemstra and H. He. McKee for Treasurer, all subject to Republican primaries in June.
The undersigned announces candidacy for County Treasurer in the Republican primary. Y Mauider seeks the party’s nomination.
Republican candidate for county recorder announces campaign in fae Jongewaard. Joh Mease declares run for County Recorder, seeking support from Republican voters in the primary. Allen Van Weebel.
Fragmentary notice from Cranne City Iowa on March 14 reports pending decision by Republican victors in Sioux County primary elections for the office of County Auditor.
Ciere or Courts L announces candidacy for the office of Clerk of the District Court of Sioux County Iowa subject to the Republican primary. He thanks supporters for past kindness and asks for continued support in the race.
Republican candidate Srekier announces run for County Sheriff in the Jane primaries, submitting candidacy under Wm. Wiersma’s endorsement or notice.
A candidate announces for the office of Representative in the 81st District subject to Republican electors in June primaries. If nominated and elected, the person pledges to serve the people of the district as they wish.
A global conclave assembles for the Panama Pacific International Exposition opening February 20 1914. Nations and industries will showcase progress and wonders from Canada Japan China Germany and more with grand displays and canal themed exhibits drawing hundreds of thousands to San Francisco.
A garbled early note describes a horticulture exposition in San Francisco. It mentions glass displays, height measures, and a variety of colors, hinting at a vast exhibit with decorative and perhaps glasswork elements.
Home Department advises lining packing boxes with oilcloth when storing books to protect volumes from damage mold and mildew. Publication reflects guidance from National Magazine.
The text explains the saying giving quarter arose from a pact between Dutch and Spanish forces about officer ransoms. It notes that one quarter of an officer's pay could be offered for ransom, while Tangem declined the money.
A Washington lawyer known for blunt language sent a terse note to a noncompliant debtor. The missive states payment is due and threatens obligation if not fulfilled, reflecting firm insistence on settlement.
A recent English woman writer is quoted saying the happiest wife is not the one who marries the best man but the one who makes the best of the man she worries.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a scrambled tribute to heroes and poets. It mentions Socrates and Shakespeare in a garbled line, suggesting a misread historical note about literary figures and civic ages.
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