Newspaper Subscription Notice from Orange City Leader
Knared Ih Lic Poatotied at Orange oly Jows. Subscriptions run every Wednesday in Orange City under Sioux County authority for Northwestern Iowa. Paper can be had on terms, arrears must be paid before order is honored. Sample copies available on application. Job work offered with neatness and dispatch. Address George Be. Huwees for orders.
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Orange
Orange City
Sioux County
Iowa
Rample
Dresa
George BE. Huwees
Genelachapx Dykstins A. WW. Hogners
Asaipnen
Geselschap & Nyksten
Phacm
Town
Wit
Recordanca
Towa
Jonk
Xan
Geselschap & Dykstra
Pefson
Oranee City
Orane City
A. W. Aosrrs
Apsiytte van Oosterhout & Hospers, Att's
Succession of Missouri River Engineer Posts in Sioux City
Col James Quinn retires as Missouri River engineer. Capt Edward Schultz arrives in Sioux City to take charge. LeMars Sentinel sold by LeMars Printing Co to J C Gillespie of Traer Iowa with policy unchanged by Chassell and Reaguson after twelve years. Roosevelt did not travel by special raft funded by railroads. his private car used regular trains and expenses paid from appropriations approved by Congress.
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James 3. Quinn
Missouri River
Edward H. Schultz
Sioux City
LeMars Sentinel
LeMars Printing Company
J. C. Gillespie
Traer
Iowa
JE. D. Chassell
Roosevelt
Swettenham Succession and Clerks Dismissals Scrutinized
The piece notes Si Alexander Swettenham being succeeded by Sydney Olivier as governor of Jar miti¢a, critiques of aging officials and mass dismissals of land office clerks, and calls for reform. It discusses anticipated similar cuts for about 100 workers and the push to reduce rail sleeping car rates. It also covers a pensioning of older staff and a push for fair eight hour days, plus notices from the state secretary on primary election law and publication details.
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Si Alexander Swettenham
Sydney Olivier
Secretary of the Interior
Land Office
Interstate Commerce Commission
Palltaau Company
Northwestern Railroad
Uny Company
General Land Office
W. C. Hayward
Department of State
Iowa
General Assembly
Secretary of State
State Department
Western farmers gain little from new Germany trade deal
Kansas City Journal notes Western farmers see limited gains from the new U S German reciprocal trade pact. Livestock except goats and geese and many agricultural products retain high or prohibitive tariffs, leaving Western cattlemen and grain growers hoping for broader market access while East Coast manufacturers may benefit. The piece portrays the deal as skewed toward eastern interests and questions future reciprocity efforts.
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Kansas City Journal
United States
Germany
June pruning urges bumper Dakota fruit yields
A Dakota agriculture note warns this will not be a fruit year locally after last year’s abundance. June is advised as the best time to prune trees to promote health and a potential bumper next season. Fred S Pew of Andover shares a clipping from To HERALD about Dakota, snowshoes for horses, and Day county crop prospects.
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Fred S. Pew
Andover
Dakota
Herald
South Dakota
Fourth of July funding boosts city celebration efforts
Vestmaster Van de Steeg and Attorney J W Osp ers report generous businesse men gifts totaling two hundred dollars to back the Fourth of July events. The committees plan sports and races, showcase works surpassing prior years, and feature a Struble baseball match with Altona in sight. Academy News notes graduation events at the Farnwell Academy with sermons, an oratorical contest, and commencement.
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Vestmaster van de Steeg
J. W
Altona
Academy News
Académy Farnwell
Glass
J. van Uoute
Boyden
American Reformed Church
Opera House
First Reformed Church
Local Singing Society Officers Elected for Next Year
The Singing-Society and Recitation-Mies Heapelkamp list performances by Van Pen and Miss Plorence with readings by Poppen. Officers elected include President J C Van Wyck, Vice President Sehalekamp, Secretary Ruth De Keuify, Treasurer HW Van Wyck, and Sergeant-at-Arms JF Poppen.
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Singing—Society
Mies Heapelkamp
Mr van Pen
Nudget—Droyer
G Muitenburge
Plorence
Evelyn van de Sterg
Poppen
Sory
Mr Schalekamp
Mine Slob
Viet—Mesars Kuyper
Fe Muflenburg
Sor
Prea
J.C. van Wyck
Vice Press
Sehalekamp
Ruth de Keuify
HW. L. van Wyk
Sargent-at-armis
JF. Poppen
Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Seeks Fair Price Promise
The ad boasts Arbuckle Brothers ARIOSA Coffee as the best value, stating their coffee business is larger than the next four Erms combined and guarantees uniform quality. It warns against loose coffee and urges buyers to request ARIOSA from any grocer or write to Arbuckle Brothers in New York.
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Ariosa
Arbuckle
Ariosa Coffee
Arbuckle Bros
New York
Cig
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