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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
1
A long critique notes Republican past glories and current platform missteps in Ohio, contrasts Taft era tariff positions with modern claims, cites Longworth and Roosevelt ties, and calls for express company rate investigations while touching on Lincoln and other political tensions.
Easthampton Massachusetts resident Miss Elizabeth Colton, a linguist adept in fifty four languages, stands out among women for her multilingual abilities learned across three continents and a year and a half in India. She is contrasted with Miss Mary Montgomery, noted for linguistic prowess in Berlin and New York.
A survey of local happenings includes Lewis assisting in threshing on his farms, A. Lenderink winning a contract for a new residence for Henry Van Pelt, the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Morse, and marriage licenses issued to Joseph Enders and Dena Nieuwenhuis as well as Ivan Miller and Eva Henry. John E. Oggle studies core legal principles in Hutchinson’s law office while thieves looted several Rock Valley stores for cash and goods. Local families Hosper Pitts Kesney Deck Colton and A. J. Carlson enjoyed a day along the Sioux River.
A 1910s appeal invites readers to send clippings and practical hints on domestic arts and cooking. The piece notes women drivers in Des Moines, promotes domestic arts careers for daughters, and touches on household tips from ironing to Dutch dishes, with assorted quotations and advice.
A reflective chronicle lauds handcraft over machine work, laments sheep shearing by machine, and extols human touch in art and labor. It surveys ranch life in Montana, noting horses, cattle, sheep, and range practices, with scenes of summer range moves, forest fires, and pioneer ranch culture.
Thirty years ago in 1924 marriages included August H Peray and Nannie Court of Rock township. July real estate transfers totaled 50576. J C Emery of Sherman notes farmers stacking. Minnie M Wyatt, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Wyatt, died of membranous croup. Mr and Mrs A Hall welcome a baby boy in Pattersonville Hull. The Methodists plan a church at Seney. Mrs W J McDonald of Sherman is under doctor care at LeMars.
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