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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary lines evoke living by the road and friendship with neighbors. The text lists multiple names and ages including Paul Etringer Sophia Hodapp John P Kontz Theresia Monsel and Henry Ricke plus a note of 225 marriage licenses.
Abs. Ethel Wick-Dumpelzie Noble-Dieterich was discharged in Hampton on Monday after a prolonged arraignment over alleged bigamy. The case traced multiple marriages involving Noble and Charles Hughes, with conflicting evidence about prior vows and legality. The defense argued no crime since she was not legally free to remarry, while prosecutors pointed to repeated unions and the wartime era confusion surrounding marriages.
Notice states a regular meeting at Orange City town hall Iowa January 8 1916 to consider amending Article 4 of the articles of incorporation regarding voting power Dated December 13 1916 Albert Heese
The text extols Duty before pleasure as the core discipline for young farmers, linking hard work to reward. It argues country labor builds character, physical vigor, and steady habits, with sport and routine tasks supplying pleasure and value alongside daily toil.
The January term opened January 30 1916 with Judge Hutchinson presiding. Divorces granted include Mable Hatcher from Thomas Hatcher with custody of minor children, Nelle Pierce Everett from Wrey Edward Everest with custody and alimony of 104 dollars paid monthly, and Lulu Curran from Robert Curran with custody of various children. Attorneys listed. equity case Parkinson vs heirs of A L Parkinson resulted in judgment for defendant. The petit jury for January will reconvene Monday.
A historical note recalls reformers who faced backlash for bold stances. It cites examples like prohibition and women's suffrage, praising those who spoke for rights despite being labeled cranks, and highlighting the shift in public opinion over time. It mentions John Brown as an early example viewed as a crank but later celebrated as a martyr.
A heartfelt verse expresses deep appreciation for a longtime friend. The speaker cherishes shared journeys and hopes to repay kindness, wishing to be the steadfast friend the other has been. It reads like a warm, reflective note from one friend to another.
An advertisement touts a pineapple Pepsi Compound as a universal stomach remedy for indigestion bloating sick headache heartburn and stomach illness. It claims quick relief from stomach upset and offers a satisfaction or money back guarantee in Orange City and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary notes describe a hopeful stage piece with uplifting themes. Aims include personal growth and community support, with actors discovering new strengths amid challenges and triumphs.
The District Court weighs equal suffrage as leading Republicans and Gerecrates favor extending the vote to women. Judge Ryans notes historical turnout, citing 46 years of records with high female participation in general elections. He cites past U S figures and warns that many men abstain, suggesting some men might support disenfranchising other men.
Real estate transfer notices list multiple parties including Rooke S SAL 27 of 43S 70000, Ricker Ntio E oT and A Ricker, Walbridge Moors, Istasville, Beltman Toto, W W Schultz, and Frandente Kever. The document records conveyances with sums around 800 dollars and staging references at 44 STAGE.
Home Department of the National Magazine advises packing books by lining boxes with oilcloth to shield volumes from mold and mildew damage during storage or transport.
A notice describes demonstrations by C. Ke om dih eet may attend with Pear, focusing on lungs and rheumatic tronbies. An assistant handles diseases of the avidaiminal tract and a complete laboratory for clinical nosis is installed. A large mirror on a log carriage at the sawmill permits surveying both log ends to improve economy.
An agent paid Mrs Stone the life insurance her husband held and urged her to insure her own life. She replied, I believe I will as my husband had such good luck. The line highlights a broker's push for new coverage following a spouse's policy.
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