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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
4
A jumbled OCR fragment lists names and terms across varied topics, resembling a chaotic convention report. Entities such as Weiss Faas Lee and Arlene appear amid garbled phrases, with scattered references to people, places, and potential affiliations, but the overall narrative is illegible.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a few unclear names and terms. Readable parts include scattered references to a family, a bus line, and a vehicle. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to establish a clear news item.
In a wary accord labeled Less Formidabis, Brae and Dhaiver News reach a tentative tie in the timey arrangements. Observers note cautious cooperation and lingering distrust as both sides seek mutual gain without full alliance.
An OCR garbled portrait of baseball star Mike Donlin as a legendary captain of industry in early baseball. The piece recalls his stage of fame, various nicknames, and struggles with critics, while mentioning his managerial ties and key moments with teams like Cincinnati and New York.
A small child lies in a bright nursery as his nurse cares for him while a familiar father emerges into the room. The narrative traces the baby’s simple joys and the tentative growing bond with the mother and a man who shares his gaze with the infant. The tale underscores quiet observations, affection, and the fragile first steps toward connection between parent, nurse, and child.
A long fragmented piece describes a legendary office boy at a major paper, detailing his duties on copy desks and the chaotic humor of a newsroom. It recounts his sharp eye for errors, handling death notices, and stoking reporters with assignments while shaping a memorable newsroom persona.
A trio of American athletics stars including Abel Kiviat Louis Scott and James Duncan are poised to join the U S Olympic squad for Stockholm. Duncan narrowly missed outdistancing Martin Sheridan in the distance race while Kiviat and Scott push fast times, chasing the 1500 metre standard set by England's Pany Wilson in 1908.
The article discusses hay shrinkage from curing to shipping, noting shrink percentages from 7 to 55 percent across lots. It explains seasonal effects, weight loss during curing, and the difficulty of predicting exact shrinkage, citing a wet season example where 4 700 pounds of clover hay shrank by about 60 percent if stored.
The California coast near Montara and Pigeon Point witnessed a whale attack on the steamer President after a collision. Captain Thomas confirms a huge bull whale struck the vessel while a cow whale appeared distressed near the yardarm as the ship rode at speed. Several whales from a feeding grounds herd dodged the slip as the incident occurred during a northbound passage.
A tale shows a newlywed couple overheard on a train, the wife imagining an ideal romance and declaring a desire for a swooning lover to praise her beauty and color. The scene foregrounds yearning and old fashioned flirtation in a whimsical, overheard exchange.
Representative Henry of Texas spoke at a Washington dinner about an Enpecunious nobleman engaged to a Chicago girl. The girl's mother boasted at tea that the match would elevate social standing and that she aims to educate her daughter for that position.
A garbled Lokal Star clipping hints at people making excuses to attend a baseball game this afternoon. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only a vague pursuit of catching the bat game. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or identities.
William H. Alten argues for a half school half shop model where students split time between classrooms and real work in shops. He cites Cincinnati experiments, industry support from Schneider, and endorsements by city officials, urging broader adoption.
A vivid caricature of Kansas Governor Stubbs as described by Miss Dana Gautn in World’s Work. The portrait emphasizes his graying hair, angular jaw, wrinkled face, and stern mouth, noting a lean neck and stooped shoulders that amplify a crude, formidable presence.
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