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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
1
MCAS Clee Thomas Stokes of LeMars died last week at his LeMars home after forty years there. Born in Dublin Ireland he reached eighty five years. The piece also covers diverse topics from wartime survival to daily life and notable remarks from public figures.
The railroad bill becomes law creating a commerce court and extending Interstate Commerce Commission jurisdiction to railroads telegraph telephone and cable firms. It allows rate increases under
The piece argues progressive policy is in the second of three stages and nearing the third. It notes editors seek a line between progressives and insurgents to court reactionaries and pacify reform. It mentions a South of Iowa speaker candidate and cites Roosevelt rebuking old graft methods.
The text notes President Roosevelt’s readiness to help solve pressing issues for the United States, described as the greatest democratic republic. It mentions his return home amid the highest confidence before a forthcoming foreign trip, underscoring optimism about national destiny and opportunities.
A writer recalls a New York woman who says she spent 400 dollars yearly on clothes in the past yet now spends about 3000 while still not looking better. She recounts striped dresses with white collars from youth and reviews a kitchen attic relic, a percale mauve stripe dress with stiff cuffs and burg Hamburg embroidery.
An American Register article discusses the Jones Live Map a compact device for drivers that orients them with on road directions. The movable map disc attaches to the front wheel and updates as the car travels. The Automobile Touring Club of America has published nearly five hundred maps and plans to expand to Europe and France.
The narrative follows Buck, a horse carrying Murdick McLoud and his 218 pounds on daily treks of ten to twenty miles. They hike to mountains at 5000 feet, cross rivers, observe forest fires, and note water disputes as irrigation pressures rise in June.
Thirty years ago report covers Grotenhuis barn project 44 by 60 feet for storing timothy and hay. D Van den Bos and C Jongewaard ship two cars of live hogs to Chicago markets. Sioux county shows 1300 acres of forest trees exempting 130000 in taxes.
Cattle killed by lightning at Rock Valley. Miss Bird Doolittle attended a Humboldt wedding. Permits to wed issued to several couples. John Van de Eerve to attend Hope College for theology. Rev Gulker resigns due to illness. Farmers plough up grain ground after hail storm. G Bronk recovering from a broken collar bone. Republican county convention held last week. Cris Oggle visits Pella relatives. Rain last week was heavy and unusual.
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