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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
5
J. Womea Jr returns to LeMars this morning. Various residents visitors and travelers pass through or stay, with churches, schools, picnics and concerts planned. The Lions Zendingsfeest August 22, organ recital next Tuesday, and several visits to Sioux Center, Hospers, and surrounding towns are noted along with births, deaths, and business ads.
A Sioux City resident testifies to lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes backache, swelling, and weakness improving soon after starting the treatment, noting continued use until the ailment was resolved. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co. is the U.S. agent.
Guests in Chicago and Rock Valley attended services at Rev J Engelsman’s home where Miss Jennie Yoma and Mr O W Weir wed yesterday. An organ recital by Prof A P Ruyper and Fourth of July plans unfold as officials discuss celebrations. The Washington Society schedules speeches and local dignitaries attend. A financial adjustment reshapes a bank building as Frank Hospers returns from Holland with a Lake Michigan rescue tale.
Several candidates filed expense bills from the recent primary with a June 15 deadline to the auditor. Most lower office contenders spent little. sheriff candidates had the highest outlays. Notable totals include Wm. Wiersma 296.80 and Jno. Jodnenaard 230.50. others range from 35 to 155 dollars.
A contentious discourse unfolds as speakers challenge each other to prove veracity amid shifting narratives. The exchange highlights credibility, media influence, and public trust in evaluating competing accounts and statements.
The document records a late nineteenth century Iowa probate action for the estate of Peter, noting executrix Theatira Schazep and attorneys Van Gosterhnout and Haspers. It mentions creditors to present claims by a stated date and references a tie to the will being legally authenticated.
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