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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1907

Page

4

Sioux County Herald publication terms and notices

Sioux County Herald lists subscription rates and payment terms at Orange City. Readers must prepaid before publication notices appear. remittances can be sent by draft, express, order, or registered mail to George E. Bowers at 718 Arc 260. issue details and ad work described with emphasis on neatness and dispatch.

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Senator Funk May Be Considered Governor Candidate

The article quotes Senator A. B. Funk stating it may emerge that he is a viable governor candidate. It notes speculation about circumstances that could call him into the field, and mentions Braga's doubts about such prospects.

A. 8. Funk Funk

The Growth of Banking in America and Its Impact

The article argues banks multiply economic efficiency, enabling farmers and manufacturers to expand. It traces banking history from pre Civil War suspicion to national banks and greenbacks, silver certificates, and gold reserves. It notes banks’ role in railroad and industry expansion and predicts America becoming the banker of the world.

Irrigation, Naval Progress and Farm Machinery Highlight Era

The piece argues irrigation is profitable, cites Babylon and Mesopotamia, notes U.S. naval orders totaling millions for submarines and battleships, and praises the underfeed spreader by Orange City Manufacturing. It also comments on primary law politics and the endurance of racing and baseball, ending with an invitation to view the new machine at the Warehouse.

United States Babylon Mesopotamia Tigris Euphrates Orange City Manufacturing Company

Banks Dominate The Financial World In 19th Century Report

The text notes national banks in New York holding capital of 25 million each with deposits around 200.6 million, a New York savings bank with 100 million, and two Chicago banks of similar size. It highlights private New York banks shaping money markets, funding railways abroad, and aiding London and Berlin during stringencies. It also states government surplus cash held by a major national bank and widespread dependence on banks across railways and finance.

National Bank New York Chicago China Mexico America London Berlin Bankas

Mars canals and Iowa rail politics paint odd frontier view

The note outlines Mars as a canal irrigated world with snow-fed waterways and hints at distant inhabitants. It shifts to Iowa politics, the Rock Island railroad, and a quip on republicans and dark horses in a nominating race. It ends with farming troubles and hay profitability amid frequent rains.

Mars Thias Mara Rock Island Railroad Des Moines Iowa Rock Island Um-M

Valia Canning to Expand Product Line Next Year

The Valia Canning Co. plans to add com and Deas to its product line as the present owner moves to arrange raw product supplies for next year. The firm has long been rated highly by jobbers, with the new owners aiming to maintain the established high standard.

Add. Com Deas Penson Valia Canning Cos Afr A. Bo Vanderwaal East Market Street

Sunday Trains Spark Debate In Orange City Editorial

The Volksvriend faces criticism for election misreporting while opponents argue Sunday trains ease family emergencies. The piece argues trains are not essential yet would assist when illness or death strikes, noting the town would survive without Sunday service but favors practical travel access.

Volksvriend Lowa Orange City North~ Western Tinliznarp

Pelta Canning Factory Sold to Des Moines Company

A deal closed yesterday making Warner Dratt Howell Co. of Des Moines the owner of the Pella Canning Factory. Under new management the plant will expand with a larger pack and will can tomatoes and DUM PRI this season.

Warner? Dratt Howell Co Des Moines Pella

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