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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
4
The Sioux County Herald announces its publication details and payment terms. Subscriptions require advance payment and all notices must be prepaid before publication. Remittances may be sent by draft express post office order or registered letter to George E. Bowers at the Orange City office.
The article notes a forthcoming church dedication in Hawarden by Hishop Joyce next Sunday. It discusses diligence and the pace of modern life, linking to a holiday shopping mood. It mentions large public spending and treasury notes, including gold certificates, with commentary on Secretary Shaw's report and its reception.
The President's message in Congress reiterates calls to amend laws on trusts and tariff protections that harm American interests. He endorses a plainly practical “Iowa idea” and urges straightforward, common sense politics, noting Iowa people’ industrious honesty and aversion to deceit.
The nation reflects on Speaker Reed and his impact as a powerful House figure. He resigned the role over poverty and moved to New York to provide for his family, and the House adjourned on Monday to honor his memory.
A witty correspondent notes lilacs may bloom in November while quipping about theWiacs. Tae Her ALD replies that lilacs and l lacs symbolize perennial prosperity, friendship, and charity, enduring beyond harsh winds and rough handling amid county politics speculation.
The article extols the bear as a monarch of North American forests and plains. It contrasts the playful cub with the danger posed when the animal is hungry or protecting its young, noting the immense strength and hooked paws of Bruin. It hints at other predatory species in contrast.
The text portrays a bear as a symbol of capitalism and financial markets dominant over grains and crops. It describes harm to farmers and communities as prices fall, with a critique of wealth and power driving economic ruin and social decay. The passage condemns the pervasive reach of commerce into homes and daily life.
In Orange City Iowa on December 1 1902 the partnership of Af BE Lewis and C A Dodge trading as Lewis Dodge is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due the firm are to be paid to C A Dodge who will settle all firm debts. The business will be conducted thereafter by G Klay C A Dongs a 49 Mt E Gewis.
A Philadelphia Press item recounts a Sunday school superintendent asking pupils about cruelty to animals. A boy quotes a Bible verse about unity to protest animal harm, while another exchange highlights forgetfulness and a humorous memory lapse about bedtime.
A series of quips about engagements circulates from the Atchison Globe and Boston Transcript. A boy offers any age for a job, while chatter suggests Kitty Constanece wears a diamond ring to mislead others. Maude confirms an engagement with her dentist, prompting ridicule.
Notice announces that on November 21 1902 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed BE Cann as receiver for the Kemner and Benit partnership comprising Jobo Kemner and C P Benit. Creditors must present claims within sixty days and debtors pay the receiver.
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