Grains and Prices Mixed Amid Market Notes
Price listings show wheat and corn variations with oats and barley quoted. Potatoes and eggs reflect modest gains while cattle prices stand around mid four dollars, with hogs near six dollars.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
3
Price listings show wheat and corn variations with oats and barley quoted. Potatoes and eggs reflect modest gains while cattle prices stand around mid four dollars, with hogs near six dollars.
Dozens of short items list sick lists and health notes, visitors, and social events. People named include Florence Pups, Martin Kramer, Miss Tannie Schaap, Gerrit Pas, J. Danner, and many residents from Hospers Sheldon Maurice Orange City Sioux Center and Rock Valley. Adults attend business calls weddings birthdays and auctions.
Local items include The Ager Co publishing medicine formulas and upcoming auctions by J W Scholix in Parker and Baker areas. Mrs Neal Muyskerts and family arrive from Lynden Washington. Mr and Mrs Jacobsma mark their 25th anniversary and his 46th birthday celebration. Several visiting relatives and coaching examinations span Orange City and surrounding towns.
An old advertisement praises Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and consumption It asserts the tonic strengthens weak throats and lungs and claims doctors would endorse its efficacy with testimonials citing decades of use.
Peter Mouw will hold a two day sale of Hereford cattle and Poland China hogs in February. The sale, in Sioux County Iowa, aims to attract buyers from across the country. About fifty Herefords and a similar number of Poland Chinas are listed. The auctioneer is Cui Woods, with the sale in a heated tent. The Hereford sale is February 14 with lunch at eleven, and the Poland China sale on February 15. A. J. Kuyper serves as clerk.
The program lists Singing by the Society, original story by Susan Frerike, a recitation by Clara Prppan, and a delivery by Delesis. A resolution declares a Charles City male justified in banging James Collen. Rev Reipma to speak in the chapel at ten o clock on Thursday for the day of prayer.
Community notices recount a busy church and social calendar. Subscribers urged to remit balances as Janua ry bills circulate. Local ministers and teachers prepare services, social gatherings, and holiday preparations across Middleburg Sully and Aiton with prayers, songs, and mission work.
A. W. Lobe purchases Yelia Dykstra's telephone business and plans to take possession March first. Dykstra remains in charge. Mrs. Dekeirn becomes operator for the Starch fleet. Lobe aims to install a gigas and Sunday service in Alton with farm lines likely from Fran. Dr M. E. B. Dovlitte, Hawarden physician, is sued by Mrs. den nie Goodrich for 3000 dollars for personal outrage. trial before Judge Gaynor all week with Van Onsterhout and George T. Halley participating as counsel. Ssomis assists both sides and a Wisconsin attorney brother helps defense.
The Ladies Aid Society of the African Reformed Church of Town expresses sorrow at the death of Abs. James M. Oggel after a lingering illness. They note her faithful service as treasurer and member, extend sympathy to her husband and family, and approve memorial resolutions to be recorded in minutes and sent to the family.
Miss Marguerite WiluuX chaired a senior class party at the academy Wednesday evening. The event featured a literary program with readings, a question box, instrumental solo, and a mock valedictory. Organizers included Agha Meer Joe Muilenberg Coba Siow Libby Dyk and others.
A letter from Hospers dated January 25, 1907, by George E Bowens defends T J Krumpert against a District Court piece. It argues the article is untrue, notes Krumpert was eccentric but not mad, and says a will and citizen rights matter were misrepresented. Bowens emphasizes personal trust and requests correction.
The undersigned will sell at public auction near Orange City on Saturday January 16 at one o clock sharp the following property including several horses of varied ages and weights, a list of farming teams wagons and implements, and extensive notes terms: 10 per cent down with balance due on delivery. Administrator notices and estate details accompany the sale.
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