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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
4
Fragment from Sioux Gauvaty Herald notes a postoffice matter in Orange County with cash payment details. It mentions Isaac Tlosdres and a tax issue tied to a Thursday event in an Orange location. The readable lines suggest a public sale or tax notice context.
The Mekibben line featuring spring hats and caps described as new and nifty will be in this week. Joo Van de Stee appears as the credited name in the notice.
A vintage fashion item discusses a lady's middy waist and linen fabrics. It compares materials, measurements, and sewing details, noting post sizes and patterns. The excerpt includes buyer guidance and a humorous aside about bargains and postmaster roles.
A damaged ad-like fragment promotes Folow's Tener and Its Compound as a remedy for summer colds, hay fever, bronchitis, and asthma relief. It mentions Blige Paal of Denen Ola and praises Dearbs & Lubbers while noting 50 cents price and patent remedy claims.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a horse with unclear identifiers and scattered phrases about medicine rehabilitation and federal roles. No coherent events or entities clearly identified.
Fragmentary notes describe claims that Fletcher’s Castoria eased ailments in children including kidney and digestion concerns. The text references a citizen’s experience with Foley remedies and suggests improvement after using Castoria, though details are unclear and garbled.
Fragmentary text mentions a television gate or barrier and a person named Abner in an incoherent context. No clear event, place, or date is discernible from the readable words.
An old advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills from De Kralf and Libbers, claiming safe, non habit forming relief for kidney and bladder troubles, backache, and rheumatism. It mocks other medicines and emphasizes a doctorless remedy for men and women.
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