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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
4
George E. Bowers publishes the Sioux Bounty Herald from Orange City Town Grange City Sioux County. Subscriptions: one year six months three months prices in advance five dollars weekly one dollar sixty cents. Orders and remittances by draft express post office order or registered letter.
The Chicago Tribune cites a political expert naming eleven possible Republican nominees including Taft Foraker Fairbanks Beveridge Hughes Deneen Cannon Cumming Shaw La Follette Spooner and notes Pennsylvania lacks notable political leaders.
A discussion of historical memory and newspaper bias in evaluating Bowers Lot Thomas and tariffs, with focus on Shaw's potential nomination. The piece argues for a Rooseveltian standard of republicanism and notes the country’s期待 for a decisive leader.
The piece argues the Republican Party faces a 1905 style choice between Roosevelt’s legacy and a Shaw candidacy. It warns that nominating Shaw would split the party, as Roosevelt loyalists resist his business ties and silent stance on regulation. It laments party infighting and calls for strong leadership to confront modern corporate power.
The piece discusses miner strikes in Deadwood and union power, mules kept underground during work stoppages, and nonunion workers left to feed. It also notes San Francisco unrest over Japanese school attendance, calls out labor law enforcement by Secretary Wilson, and cites rising metal demand with copper prices up from 12 to 22 cents per pound amid steel and trolley expansion.
Thirty years ago in Orange City the Hayes Tilden election remained unsettled and congress sought a solution. Koolbecs and Finch joined the board of supervisors which offered 3000 dollars for discovering county cost in paying quantities. Lou Okey taught at De Witt school. Albert Beach found a Christmas baby in his stocking. Henry Hospers became justice of the peace. Henry Leederink joined Kuyper store staff. WN Jongewaard celebrated a birthday. Joan Van De Steeg moved to the treasurer's office from Kuyper Bros., and the treasurer gained a capable assistant.
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Notice to all to appear at the Orange City Court House in Sioux County Iowa on the date in 1907 to probate the purported last will of Elbert Den Herder deceased. The court requires interested parties to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate as stamped by the District Court clerk.
An advertisement inserts a one year subscription offer for the Sioux City Daily News at $1.00 and lists promotions with the Day County Land Company at Andover. It also notes a deal with The Herald for a year of Daily Chicago Tribune and comments on social observations and satire.
A sales pitch highlights a 14 months for 1.00 special from The American Magazine led by John S. Phillips with essays by Ida Tarbell Ray Stannard Baker Lincoln Steffens and others. The offer promises two novels 28 poems 70 timely articles 800 photos and rich illustrations. Readers are urged to mail $1.00 today to The American Magazine 141 Fifth Avenue New York City.
The record lists numerous transfers and land plots around Orange City among individuals such as Wilcox CL Duyn L Van G Van Duyn Dorgman J WG Niebelink Rivere Van der F BH Bunting Cornforth J G Drenkow Verstaek Alo A Ver Hoef De Velden Rooyen G Vantod Kromp Stollingwert A Danrtman Stryland L Wantod Jecobs Mynheer J Schuitering Ross EJ Ross G G Greaters W Reusink Hollander J Van Rnosen King G Sehat Quigley M Hilo L Bredy Hoeven South add Orange City SchoonG Hw RH G& A Fickenia Noomen Oelrick South add Orange City
The Century Magazine has steadfastly stood for what is best in American life, supporting literature and art, promoting justice for authors, wholesome urban conditions, and greater educational opportunities for all while urging citizens to pursue righteousness and competency in public office.
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