Sioux County Herald Advertises Subscriptions and Delivery
The Orange City based Sioux County Herald announces weekly publication every Wednesday in Sigur county. Subscribe rates are 82 per year with arrears required before interruption. Remittance by draft, express, money order, or registered letter.
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The Rise of Banking in Early America And Its Vision
This piece traces the role of finance in U S growth from the colonial era through the Civil War, highlighting Robert Morris Jay Cooke and the bond-based bank note system. It notes banks as engines for enterprise, railways, mineral wealth, and national prosperity while urging reform and anti monopoly aims.
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Contests and Alliances in Iowa Politics Across Decades
The piece recalls 1872 female contesting Senator Harlan, then mid-1890s Iowa clashes between Allison and Harlan over governorship. It notes how party factions and the so called federal crowd shaped nominations, with Drake favored over Harlan, and later opposition to Gov Cummins by the same Bisbee era crowd.
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Harlan
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Allison
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Burbank Weighs Plums in Proving Grounds
From a reading of a visit to Luther Burbank’s Sevan topol proving grounds, the experimenter describes Burbank’s rapid, scientific method in selecting plum trees. Attendants string trees with white or black cords to mark Kill or Keep after each quick taste and texture judgment.
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George W. James
Immigrants Flood U.S. Population in Year End Report
The United States welcomed nearly 1 300 000 immigrants in the year ending May 30th, reflecting a surge in arrivals and shaping demographic trends across the nation.
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Fane
Yesfully and Narcissus Satire in Iowa May Notes
A biting critique rails at slang and misused terms like yesfully and Yesfully from New York Independent. It contrasts such linguistic excess with historic Iowa concerns, from illness statistics to educational reforms and teacher preparation debates stirring the state.
Black rust hits North Dakota wheat fields
A fragmented report notes black rust has struck North Dakota wheat fields, used to boost prices by a cent or two. The text says the disease has caused serious damage to wheat but only rarely in a long series of years.
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Sears
Weathering the Government Forester's Trials
A concise note on how foresters confront repeated weather setbacks challenging government plans and timber management efforts.
Short Dress Making Course Advertises Intense Training
Over two months a school offers dress making and dress calling taught by experienced experts. Students start any time and attend full or part days, with personalized instruction. Enrollees complete a full course in three weeks, vs three to six months, with visitors welcome.
Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Tops Nation in Popularity
A reader writes that Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee outranks rivals in the United States due to its quality and lower price. The note claims widespread consumer trust and cites long-standing health and taste appeal as reasons for choosing this brand.
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