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Sioux County Herald in Orange City, Iowa

26 Aug 1908

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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

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Local Notes and School Days in Alton and Vicinity

Alton and nearby towns report social visits, fair attendance, band practice, and school plans. Miss Anna Mueller leaves for Los Angeles after a long Alton stay. residents attend the Sheldon fair and Des Moines state fair. the Steldon band aids Sioux City concerts. Jenny and Ada Burgman return from Washington. Miss Mina Houwers to teach at Carmel. church events include receptions and sermons by Rev. Van Wyk and Anna Muysken.

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Alon Arina Mueller Los Angeles Evan Ing Clem Mueller Coad Huron S. LD Dr. Gleysteen Kalamazoo Michigan Hemieb Sioux City Nealy Sheldon Fair Odilo Kass Sheldon Rhea Libbie Wal Drom Greenfield John Hey Judgs Hutchinson Judge Hutchinson John Magelhorst Knoxville Marshy Kaucshmitter Tim Cvan Garn Nebraska Yorking D. Gleysteen Oklahoma City Miesday Awentter Aston Ptureday Mro Juieb Maud Lemme Lie Mdies Henry Giebink Litchville Ladies Aid Society Sui Anna Mueller Bee Clea Mueller California Omabi Steve Eason George Lermard Uyik Ha- Warden Frank Homan Maurice Des Moines Mina Houwers Falke Sheboyean Falls Wis Carmel Clarence Jackson Seney Mrs. Exson Wespers Geo. Benbow Wilda Eason Wo Braskamp Leo. Kettlers Odilo Kass Steldon Alenty Giebink Herman Hiedeman N. J Peter Cambier Aston Tigers Bate Rengen Paul- Mina Aits Koerselman Ruddleburg Silas Caroline Reiniger Hends Allon Warnshuis Amoy China Alton Reformed Church Louis Vanden Berg The Anne Muyskena Sanomer Oklahoma Alice Lucas Norfolk Neh Leve Diary van Nimwegen Nellie Luiing Toto Durcis Bier Aa Oula Sragkamp Princeton ‘Theological Seminary Acta ‘Ork Pensylvaniia W.S Slaghs Chicago Duluth Mo Wbo Moston Great Lakes Anne Huisoran Bock Valley Lows Hall Codwell Wami Prumbe Dubuque Dakota Jo Isidredge Pia Misa Greates Mesdames Renshaw Sioux County Hubbinson Lim Tocal Towa Horbert Schemmer A. ¥. Selimmer St. Mary's U.P Splent Dame Grandy Gus John Veldeom Standard Oil Co Herman Dsruin Pember School of Pharmacy Highland Park College Win Balser Tat W. Rye Foppe Hall Opala House Luizenya & Minnaugh Deng Dillon Elizabeth Glowexawsky Wacilic Coast Willengatte Alice Larkins Elf Exchange Rock Valley Day Una Ethel Neal de Pree Otele A. Stobi Sions Janama T eChurel Wissink’ Grove Jist UK Town Qashier Monn OL Jongewaard Rena Dara Burgman Washington Ka Ta Gert Mulder Yao Wyk Oflce Tradg A. Lamsting Sioux Center Geand Lapids Mie Ceperas W. A. van Steinwelk Nivsink Wath
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Not Literally Secondhand Preacher Absent From Pulpit

A preacher announced he would be absent from his pulpit for a fortnight after delivering a sermon. The note reflects a revived sentiment and mentions a small tower setting. No additional dates or names are provided in the readable text.

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Plagk Preacher and Sen dley Sermons and Wease Price

A fragmentary note lists a preacher for next Sunday as Str. Plagk and a later service at Sen dley. It mentions a hanging price for the Wease at Maria, a term of eighty nine years, and a quip about fitting the baby out of his house. The text also includes a garbled political quip about graft and two brief newspaper quotes on handling trouble and graft.

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Sendley Algy Wease Maria London
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Clean Food And Health Claims From Coston Advertiser

The Coston Advertiser argues clean food is essential and must be chemically pure to prevent germs and disease. It cites salt and corn bread as examples, noting pine cornmeal is less healthy than mixes with wheat flour and warning adulterated food can be more dangerous than pure but harmless.

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Coston Advertiser
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Sympathy Among Birds At The Henhouse? A Curious Scene

A fragmented report describes a small incident at a henhouse where a gentle figure comforts a hen. A passerby scolds the birds as the scene unfolds with odd dialogue and a curious kiss mentioned in the account.

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The Widower’s Startling Parable on Fatherhood

A fragment from the New Orleans Times-Democrat reflects on widowhood and early fatherhood, noting that a widower experiences intense crying in the first months, then gradual milestones like sitting up and taking notice, with ongoing difficulty through the second year.

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New Orleans
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Willing to Tell in a Gossiping Saloon Remarkable Quote

A fragment hints at social chatter with a noted auditor noting a fault in a remark about half the world not knowing the other. The quotation underscores gossip and perception in a local setting.

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Buying a Ring A Story They Tell in Japan

A fragmented tale blends Japanese lore with a traveler in Brittany. A tourist tests an old woman selling a silver sapphire ring, debating price and love to decide if the trinket is for a wife or sweetheart. The vendor nudges him about motives as he pays ten francs.

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Japan Brittany Quimper Place Publique
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Nature's Little Ship jellyfish with movable sail

A tropical jellyfish known for a five inch sail that can be raised or lowered. Its sail-like membrane shell shields it with threads beneath that sting, providing defense from predators. It moves solely by sailing the surface, resembling a toy boat rather than a living swimmer.

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London Saturday Review
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