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A partial OCR fragment shows scattered numbers and times including 12 05 a m and 3 30 p m with symbols and misread letters. The text lacks clear names places dates or events to form a coherent report.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment shows scattered numbers and times including 12 05 a m and 3 30 p m with symbols and misread letters. The text lacks clear names places dates or events to form a coherent report.
A December ad notes the Chicago Daily Tribune and Herald one year subscriptions at $3. 00, with a bundled offer of $1. 40 for Tribune access. Mentions Sioux City rural delivery and dates in the publication cycle. Includes local notices about residents and trades in Orange City and nearby towns.
Orange City and surrounding towns report a flurry of family visits and local news. Thanksgiving reunions, travel from Ackley Centerville Alton Doon and Sioux Center, church services observed, and residents note job changes and local commerce.
A sharp yesterday storm hit Sioux County, delaying trains and chilling farmers. Snow piled deep in past winters, but this session left corn fields nearly finished and streams frozen enough for skating, signaling a hard season ahead for locals.
Foppe De Graff Jobo De Haan H Beurink and B Lanthuis start for Holland on a trip planned to last until February They intend to visit old scenes and friends in Flot land and return in time to prepare for another prosperous season in Sioux County De Graff has lived in America for thirty five years and wishes to see his old home again.
Nic Smittreaks a leg when a sugar barrel slips on store snow at C. Hosper & Gra. He is taken indoors and Dr. De Lespin exerts fracture reduction. Smit, from Middleberg, worked for Behrend & Hennink.
The annual delinquent tax sale at the Sioux county courthouse Monday was the smallest ever held. Property sold consisted mainly of a few Calliope town lots and delinquent payments expected to be resolved by mortgage companies. Buyers included A. J. Carlson, G. Klay, F. J. and A. W. Lohr, Mesera, Wheeler, Wheiland of Hawarden, W. F. Rieckhoff, C. L. Wilcox and A. Holka.
The piece notes dandelions appearing in sheltered spots by November 24 and mentions a basket of strawberries, suggesting an unusually warm climate. It contrasts Iowa with California and Yakima, cites colder nights elsewhere, and comments on pasture health with Herefords and Shorthorns thriving amid bluegrass and unfrozen streams.
A group of Hawarden residents including W A Quigley and George F Watt traveled to Storm Lake seeking information on local post offices. The delegation, linked to Congressman Lot Thomas, stayed at the Bradford hotel while the Illinois Central railroad hosted them. Willis W Overhoiser and Levi M Black, among others, joined the pilgrimage to inspect Sioux county post offices before the congressman departed for Washington.
A notice requests the man who received the wrong black pants two weeks ago to return the correct pair that were cleaned. The message is signed by H. K. R. Beckman.
Finder asked to return the Agarmet brooch to the Herald office. The note states Sop Gur Lewis and Dodge sold their loaning business. Their Aetna Company is now represented by Van der Meide and Lohr. Go to Northwestern State Bank or F. J. Lohr, manager.
A fragment notes Geh en Bros. cream flour was for sale, mentioning 4 percent and a person named Van der Poet, with unclear context. The snippet reads as a local commerce brief or ad note from a historical paper.
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