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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
4
Classified notice for the Orange City area stating subscription rules and arrears payment required before notices, with price 2.00 per year and payment methods by draft money order or registered letter, address George E. Bowess.
The Reck Watley Bee says 5. D. Riniker will be the next candidate for state senator and George Scott the nominee for congress. It questions what the Bee has in store for congressman Hubbard. Secretary Taft stresses tariff revision as a campaign focus. Ida Yarbell’s McClure's articles highlight tariff history.
The piece argues Gov. Cummins should run for senator, praised for his Iowa policies and administration. It notes opposition from Blythe and suggests the party supports his federal leadership, while warnings about railroad politics and the primary system.
Senator William B. Allison will have served Iowa thirty six years in the senate when his term ends. J W Blythe may run again while Gov Cummins’s senate bid could stir opposition. The piece suggests Allison may retire at the close of his current term amidst interest from rivals and public sentiment.
The article highlights President Roosevelt pressing rail regulation to secure confidence from national banks, test securities by existing laws, prevent inflated valuations, and keep public and corporate rights balanced. It notes his addresses in Indianapolis and Lansing and suggests his stance complicates selecting an opponent and thwarts reactionaries. It also includes a comic exchange about a doctor’s growing patient and a theatre plan.
Two county post offices increase annual salaries from 1300 to 1400 dollars and from 1600 to 1700 dollars starting June first. The piece also covers sermons on relig ion versus ecclesiasticism, fashion, socialism, and economic disparity.
A large crowd gathered at the opera house for the 1907 high school commencement despite rain and mud. Miss Anna Van Wechel opened with an oration on true nobility, praising courage, truth, and love, and citing Napoleon and Sir William Wallace.
The Stecker Factory has produced about 15 feeders and operates 7 days a week at full capacity. They are running day and night with about 40 men, still behind in orders. Mr. and Mrs. L. Rhynsburger are involved in the notice.
Journal notes Mrs BP Longstreet and Mrs J Akkerman arriving in the city for visits with kin and friends. Miss Nellie Dingeman improves at home. Rev J J Botlebrand leaves for Orpge City and plans to move to Leota Minnesota. Special Classis of Iowa meets to examine J J Hollebrands of Pella and consider his ministry.
In the Court House at Orange City the undersigned will sell the west half of Section 15 in Welcome township about 284 acres with two sets of buildings. Land to be divided into two or three farms. A. Te Pasre Referee.
A collection of short vignettes from rural life and education. Farmers gossip about Sandy and a deadly poisoning near a market. A report on Senator Clapp facing a hostile Erin Corners crowd. Explanations of igneous rocks and spelling humor from Harpers Weekly and a Bethany Sunday School anecdote featuring Mr Wanamaker and a querying child.
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