Fragmented 19th Century Dialect Passage
Obscure English dialect phrases appear in a historical text. The lines feature archaic syntax and misquoted words such as make my shoe to use and what shall there ber. The passage references a pound sugar and a town near Alton, with questions about meaning and location.
Local Neighbors and Property Moves Around Boyden
Among our neighbors Gerrit Westra and family return to Monroe after a visit. Carl Tott buys Erick Hirt residence for 1750 while Hirt purchases Tott property for 1100. Various residents visit, travel to Rochester for eye doctors, and property deals shift in Hull and Misaca areas. Alfalfa sowing contest extended to July 1, 1914 by Northwestern State Bank.
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Carl Tott
Erick Hirt
Boyden
Erick
Tott
Real Estate Transfers Display Local Property Movements
A series of real estate transfers lists multiple deeds across towns including Beyer G to S Van Viet Lot 3 4 Block 38 Oak Center with 3300 dollars and De Lange A to B De 3rd lots 3 4 Block 85C valued at 1400. Other entries show Scott JE Coto S Shafer transfer for Block 11 WT 1 in Hawarden and Van Zee parcel in Alton with 900 dollars, among others, detailing buyer, seller, parcel descriptions, and prices.
Jail Addition Nears Completion in Orange City
Thirty years ago items from the Hermano files of 1894 note the jail addition carpenter work nearly finished. Sheriff Harrington plans to move his family from Pattersonville to Orange City once ready. The town hall will be 44100 feet two stories high with space below for two stores. The hall floor or skating rink will be hard maple.
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Harrington
Pattersonville
Orange City
Invincible Paris Theme Amid Medici Poison Plot
A fragment recalls a game themed around Paris with hints of Medici poison intrigue and a seventeenth century porter, casting the era as the era’s greatest crime in a modern context.
Baseball Meeting Chooses Manager and Finance Committee
At a Monday night meeting Prof. Pietenpol was named manager and a three member finance committee including H. Rhyensburger A. Van de Steer and the manager was formed. The panel has already raised 25 dollars and will report at the next town hall gathering Monday evening.
County urges April first deadline to avoid penalties
Sioux County Iowa urges Pax Payers to submit payments by April first under the new State Form of county accounts. Officials warn penalties will be added for late payments during state inspection, urging compliance and noting legal obligation.
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Royal Baking Powder
Alton
Royden and Vicinity
Gerrit Westra and Son
Monroe
5. D
J. C. Pryde
Gerrit
John Winter
Elkton, S&s. D
Henry Nieuwendorp
Rochester
Drs. Mayo
Canada
Hull News
Henry
Will Scholten
Edgerton, Minn
John Lammers
Little
Hull
Mr. Lammers
Mrs. Weise
G.W. Lensink
C. Henning
G. W. Lensink
Maurice
Amy and
Lyda Schale
Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Wakefield
Pipestone
H. Ek. Boer
Sioux City
R. de Cock
Jas. de
Jong
Mrs. S. Vos
I. WN
Henry Scheeval and
Reuben
Staykckamp
Green
Teatton
Minn
Northwestern State Bank
Beyer G
S van Viet
Shhutter
Armstrong
J A Armstrong
de Lange
Struve
TF Kuhl
Reisma J
Sioux Center
Kosters
Scott JE Coto
S Shafer
Hawarden
Braskamp
M Jr
E Miller
Elevatio CH
van Zee
Hoxmeier
de Graaf
Boule Gabinet
Detective
Burton E. Stevenson
The
Medici
Tury
de Montespan
Nance
Er Grady
New York
Crochard
Invincible” of
Paris
Pietenpol
Pax Payers
H. H. McKee
John Woertink
Huyaerhuis
Gertie Kool
Ley , van Duvu
Eee Gertie de Jacer
Andrew Bosch
Jennie Heitmeyer
Luv van Ayd
Minnie Harmelink
Fred Douima
Katie Hooghterp
Jaerben van
Anna Veildkamp
Facult PY
Calsbeek
Wilhelmina Plooster
John Draave
Rena Nyhot
J. L. Bouma
Cornelis Muyskens
Jendrika Guerink
John Harmelink
Jeanett Swanenbure
Llegal Dick van der Woude
Jentie Brandsma
Peter Mocier
Mary C. Houwers
Gerrit In ’T Veld
Bertha Alteng
Fred A Belt
Athena Waleenbach
Sioux County
Iowa
Gertie de Jager
L. T. van Durn