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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
5
The Sioux County Herald in Orange City outlines subscription terms cash in advance and arrears policy. It lists rates for various durations and payment methods including draft Express post office order or registered letter. Contact Isaac Hospers for orders and sample copies.
Local items report visits of residents to Holland and surrounding towns including Mrs. Jerome Fisher expected home from Rochester Minnesota. Mentions 2560 pairs of shoes on sale at De Cook Brink and social visits by Geo Van Beursem and Joe Van de Steeg. Reed about Rev Dr E J Biekkink named to Western Theological Seminary post and a Turkic College concert at the opera house drawing a mixed rural audience.
Mrs P Donnelly of Sioux City testifies she used Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and relief from bearing down pains. She reports improvement after use and recommends the product. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY distributes in the United States.
The article notes several businesses planning to close their shops on Wednesday August 14 to attend a merchants picnic. Names listed include P. Shais Bar, Van Vier de AMuider, Berkes Van der Muaaten Go, De Cook Brink, J.T. Klein & Co, Geo. Brolsma, H.R. Bekman, A. F. Geselschap, De Krai & Lubbers, Jnn. Van de Liege, C. Hospers & Son, K. Kalsbeck, A. Stuart, M. Rhynsburgver & Son, Tony Slikkerteer, G. Pooma, and De Vrije Hollander.
Fortunate letter from Tantelle Tetraut, stenographer at Owatonna Minn, praises Mazkato Commercial College in Mankato for training and business shorthand instruction. The fall term opens September 2 with catalogue available.
The lesson discusses Jesus inviting disciples to cross the lake, his weariness, and the calming of the storm. It contrasts their fear with his authority, omitting heavy sensational detail and emphasizing faith amid trials. The piece cites biblical passages and reflects on peace for those who love Jesus.
The narrative analyzes the Gadara scene from Luke 8 33 onward, noting the demoniac’s unrestrained condition and the locals fear of material loss. It contrasts Jesus’ refusal of the crowd’s request to depart with a mission of mercy, cleansing the man and prompting a broader discussion of sin, reformation, and divine power.
A partial OCR fragment mentions buck included in a text and references wild echoes, but the sentence is incomplete and lacks clear events, people, or places to form a coherent news item. The readable parts are too fragmented to determine a definite subject or outcome.
Farmers gather for the annual fair to showcase corn and other crops. The event emphasizes progressive farming methods and state heritage, drawing attention to yields, irrigation, and agricultural improvements shared by growers statewide.
State of Ghia cites Frank J. Cheney and Cheney & Co claiming to pay the loan of 100 rounds per cataract case. The notice, sworn before a notary, advertises Hall's Catarh Cure products. the firm markets Pfin's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Residents watched a large airship pass at about six hundred feet, crossing the Arkansas River and landing near the city. The vessel traced a route over Oklahoma soil before vanishing, described as a SchL airship launched by the International Company. The note mentions the company’s Arkansas incorporation and its four remedies—Chillan Tim, Calipoul, Kidney-Flush, and 666—prospecting rapid growth and national reach from Port Smith.
The document criticizes a company marketing Remedies through ads claiming consumer benefits and promises of satisfaction. It notes a promotion offering a free airship with orders in August and praises the company for not claiming cures while highlighting broad distribution and a dramatic marketing push.
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