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Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1914

Page

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Progressive party eyes full county ballot and 1916 clash

A community article notes growing support for the Progressive Party. It reports plans for a statewide and local field, with twenty four states north of the Mason Dixon line targeted and a split from Republicans to form a separate party. Dr Wertz and Dr Crane miss meetings, and Prof. A Van Wechel may run for county recorder.

Progressive Party Congressional Congress Thomas Democratic Party

Hull and Boyden Neighbors Report and Notices

Local items from Hull and Boyden recount travels illnesses arrivals births marriages and community events. Entries mention shoppers and farmers selling hogs and sheep buying cattle and ruminants and co operative store plans plus alfalfa sowing advice and a contest deadline.

The Political Pot

Statement by W. H. Hinebaugh of the Progressive Congressional Committee notes that two years earlier the party claimed 4 200 000 members and faced a well funded machine. It recalls twenty Progressive Congressmen from eight states forming an organization and backing Victor Murdock of Kansas for Speaker, with ongoing reflection.

W. H. Hinebaugh Progressive Congressional Committee Washington, D.C Progressive Party Congress California Kansas Illinois Minnesota Michigan Pennsylvania New York Washington

Porter and the Invincible Crochard Stand Trial

New York’s Grady profiles Porter described as the greatest criminal of modern times. Parisian Crochard the Invincible is central to the tale in the era’s sensational crime narrative.

C. J. Kuyper Aurelia C. de Vries Otto Walbridge Chicago John Mortis Er Grady New York

Real Estate Transfers Listed for Alton Hawarden and Nearby

A compilation of real estate transfers shows multiple properties traded among residents and local entities around Alton Hawarden including Van Steenbergen, Andrews and Hoeven. Transfers include parcels in sections 9 10 37 and surrounding townships with various considerations and subdivisions noted. The list records buyer names, parcel locations, and prices ranging from $600 to $2,500 with several subdistrict details and lot numbers.

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