Ashton edgeAlton in close ball clash
The Ashton team defeated Alton 2 to 1 in a close Shoreday game despite a strong showing by Alton who fielded its best lineup yet. Upcoming visit to Orange City is noted with Struble listed for participation.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
1
Rock Valley Triumphs In Six To Six Tie At Ireton
The Lick Valley team traveled to Ireton for a brisk baseball contest. Rock Valley emerged with a 6 to 6 tie, marking a high rivalry score in a tight game. A local man posing as a veterinary surgeon has fled under threat of state legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick Valley
Ireton
Rock Valley
Real Arbuckles ARIOLA Coffee Sealed Pack Advice
The notice urges buying a sealed Arbuckles ARIOLA coffee and grinding at home to preserve flavor. It warns that exposed ground coffee loses strength and identity. It also says loose coffee from bags or tins is dusty and poorly handled and notes the product complies with the Natural Pure Food Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariola
Wiashivatan
Local Notes on Residents and Visits Across Counties
Orcs Potman traveled to Charles Mix county last week and bought a half section. The Vas de Bere family ordered a 33 000 monument for John Vas de Bere in the cemetery. Alta Elliott of Inwood visited friends there last week. John Mayer and family return from Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Hadden of Minneapolis were guests at the Wilson home over Sunday. Mrs. John Dalvos of Harrison county died suddenly at P. Wynna's near town last Thursday. Editor and Mrs. Sawyer and daughter Kate spent a few days at Spirit Lake. Wm. Rozenboom and daughter Coba of Orange City visited here last Friday. The Anema near Lawn was sold last week for 105 per acre. Lutjena went to Chicago last week with cattle. Roy De Kruif of Orange City drove in Lunl Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacky Ratter
Eagle Grove
Henry Huedeman
LeMars Chautangoa
Louise
Caroline Kashmitter
John
Rock Valley
Miss Fay Wilcox
Hawarden
Arly
Pitle
Miss Fay
Orange City
Bie
Sioux City
Pitte
Haymond Folger
Virginia
Katherine
Des Moines
W. J. Cathcart
Plorintina
August Sudtelge
Remsen
Mike Hoxmeier
Milo
Iinldred Gibbs
Minneapolis
Hadden
Gerrit Addink
Lawn
Kate Fisch
Milrod Enders
LeMara
Enders
Chicago
Mary Jaouwers
Boyden
Misa Gertrude Murphy
Burley
South Dakota
Frank Horman
McWiliams
Me Williams
Cherokee
Reformed Sunday School
Karl Wissink
Douwstraaf
Mid- Glnburg
Mia
J.G. Folger
Lola
Alton Band
Wells
Matie Gibbs
Congregational Church
Roy Craig
Sioux Falla
Waldron
John Aus
LeMars
Bryan
Elizabeth Noetha
Kate Willion
LeMare
Missea Maris
Mastery Jay
Marvin
Gray
Orcs Potman
Charles Mix County
John Vas de Bere
Alta Elliott
Inwood
John Mayer
Wisconsin
Wilson
John Dalvos
Harrison County
P. Wynna
Sawyer
Kate
Spirit Lake
Wm. Rozenboom
Coba
Mira
Wm. Shimp
Belle
Loyden
The Sultan's Screen and Odd Inquiries
A Turkish sultan's famed screen said to be made from human skin honors twelve faithful servants who died saving a royal family member in a palace fire. The screen, kept as inheritance, is viewed as a touching memorial by the sultan. Also notes on snowshoe horses in Dakota, a telephone line mix up about hoarding numbers, and brief quips from 19th century papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Aultan
New York Herald
Madness or Death From the Absinthe Habit
A historical scope on absinthe making and risks, detailing how wormwood and other ingredients are macerated then distilled, often with dangerous wood alcohol and adulterants. It describes the rapid descent from regular use to weight loss, tremors, hallucinations, paralysis, and eventual madness or death.
Some New York Firsts Across The Colony's Early Years
A list of early New York milestones notes the first governor Peter Minuit appointed in 1626, the first European male child Jean Vigne born in 1614, the first European female child Sarah Rapalla born in 1615, and Dr Johannes La Montagne as the first physician beginning practice in 1686. It also mentions Bryn Broderick as the first engineer authorized to supervise fort construction on Manhattan Island, and the first religious meeting room at a loof on South William Street near Pearl Street. The first warehouse erected in 1696 is described as a compact, artistic structure serving as a village store amid Tadiano activities and drink of the white man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Minuit
Jean Vigne
Sarah Rapalla
Johannes la Montagne
Bryn, Broderick
Manhattan Esland
South William Street
Pearl —New York Herald
A Dutch Superstition and Its Witty Wit
A New York Press note recounts Dutch superstition about gifts and thanks. It describes giving a kitten as a gift to a friend who fears gratitude may bring bad luck, and how the recipient declines thanks to avoid misfortune. The tale ends with a quip about modern men being Hollanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
New York
Press
Why Tears Flow and a glimpse of Moltke and art
A discussion on tears explains how strong emotions widen blood vessels near the eyes increasing tear production. A biographical note mentions Count von Moltke as a failed card player in old age and a professor and student dialogue captures an art critique moment.
Liberal pastor notes deacon on Brother Linkum
The new country church pastor tells a deacon that Brother Linkum holds liberal religious views. The deacon agrees, adding that Linkum is more liberal in his beliefs than in his contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Linkum
Vision Restored by Dr Weber Cure of Optic Nerve Disease
Des Moines Iowa April 1908 notice from Mr Bert Steiner a respected druggist thanking Dr Weber for curing optic nerve disease. He details rapid vision loss gradual clouding and eventual recovery enabling him to resume work. He endorses Dr Weber and notes eye, ear, nose and throat treatments and glasses fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Des Moines
Iowa
Lr. Weber
Aly
Webe
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Wm. F. Read
Sioux County
Inq
van DE Steeg
Minnesota
J. T. Johnson
Aston
Ashton
Alton
al Shaul
Spokane
Hock
Garfield
Tha Hoes
Standard Oil
Don McKellar
Ito
J. W. Harkins
Marshall Ou Ce
Marshalltown
Kemper-Foppe
Madison
Wis
Clayton
Kemper
Sheldon
Josephine D. Fappe
Hack Valley
Milwaukee
East
Esat Johnson St
Triands
Recéub
Methodist
U. P
Lackey
Dame Grundy
Klaus van Sprudeendoorer
Boyder and Vicinity
Bradshaw
George
Willi H. Eddy
Ed Stutzman
Iid Kuyper
A. van der Wilt
Capel Township
Neaweendorp
Roy Lubbers
Hull
Wm. Winch
Hall
John Heemstra
Paul McCrum
James 5
Kimmel
Wcc
Grant
Misa Laura Stranks
Miss Dillon
Ames
John Cornforth
Henry Mohler
FH. Hinseh
Orchard
Texas
Lincoln
John Ilmbregste
Haary van den Berg
J. Nyhuis
Lensink
D.J. van der Fobsaf
Dakota
Louisville Courier-Journal
Prand Opera
Philadelphia Ledger
von Moltke
Count von Moltke
Germany
Misa Brownsmith
Grocers
Tone Brothers
Iows
A. H. Weber
Mr. ‘Bert. Steiner
The
T. Mosebby
Pbeerment
Ease Ord Street
New York City
Ayer
Kote Ty
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