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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
1
A collage of excerpts recounts Clemens’s editorial years and a chance meeting with Roosevelt, plus remarks on Uncle Joe Cannon and party loyalty. The passages cite Roosevelt’s Dutch audience, Judge Jordan’s praise, and LeMars Sentinel’s take on Cannon’s political stance and possible retirement.
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state reveal three new banks: German Savings Bank of Berlin capital 25000, Renwick capital 50000, and Wellman capital 35000. Iowa corn area increases by 250000 acres this year, raising the state total. Sioux City Journal cartoon critiques, and editorials urge practical career choices and value of skilled labor over mere social status.
The piece argues idle boys and girls on vacation risk mischief and urges parents neighbors and allies to support court guardianship with employment and wholesome activities. It cites Victor Hugo on education and asserts true education frees by making people efficient and capable.
The article describes a fish known as the pea mouth or freshwater mackerel in the Teton river, its August spawning, and catching methods. It notes water rights, ditching to Sun river, wool markets in Great Falls, and auction practices. It comments on Iowa prosperity, Pioneer resilience, Roosevelt’s view of progressives, and partisan loyalties in politics.
A fragment from a July 1 1970 diary recalls race relations, religious tension, and party history. The writer contrasts Methodist and Baptist names in song, notes public figures like Wickersham, and reflects on the Republican Party’s past and a future unity, ending with a trip to Great Falls and a railway visit.
A collection of short notes reports marriages births illnesses and travel from thirty years ago. Entries include Jacob Dorseman and Gertie Van den Berg marriage a child’s death in MOTTO a typhoid case daughter of B W Jansen ill, fruit and farm activity, a Sandam native relocating to Sioux county, harvest wages and local church life.
A selection from Chicago Inter Ocean offers homemaking guidance on belt contrivances for shirt waists, plant watering habits, fly control, kitchen maintenance, furniture and decor choices, and the virtues of simplicity in clothing and home styling. The piece stresses quality over ornament and practical, period-appropriate lines.
The Twelfth Month for Iowa Contest shows cows achieving high butter fat, with 3 entries over 660 pounds and 16 others above 300 pounds from 160 cows. Lists names owners breeds and figures, reflecting dairy performance and care insights.
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