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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
1
The article argues a thorough Bible literacy is essential for mastering history literature art and morals. It cites figures from Webster Lincoln and Burns and notes the lack of Biblical instruction in schools. It describes national efforts by religious associations and teacher groups to promote Bible study in public education.
The three state institutions vote to accept high school Bible study grades as entrance credits up to ten terms hours. Courses offered include history, humanities, and religion taught by regular teachers in recitation rooms with required qualifications. Des Maines pioneers Bible study in To wa schools and other cities follow.
The jury returns a verdict in the Oscar Green vs DOR Bennett case with damages to be determined after a collision on Ila Varden streets. Nine of twelve jurors deliberated and concluded in favor of Green. Meir vs Meir is a new suit where Mrs Meir sues her father in law for twenty thousand dollars claiming he caused her husband to desert her.
Vivien asks her mother what a yawn is and if you can yawn without gaping. The mother answers with a playful misdefinition calling a yawn an ape, then silence falls for five minutes.
A patriotic lecture extols Americans as builders of freedom and education, praising labor over terrain or mines. It highlights colonial vision, Civil War sacrifice, and postwar growth, citing tobacco production in Winston-Salem and calls for preserving national heritage and civic duty.
Winter Salem NoCa Feb 4 1916 Cat A D Watts Collector of Internal Revenue Fifth District NC speaks at Twin Die Club smoker. Winston Salem claims one fourth of U S chewing and smoking tobacco supply and exports abroad. City tax revenue from tobacco makers rises monthly.
Architect Fredrick Van Engen died at his Orange City home after twenty three years in the community from the Netherlands. A mason by trade he lived among Adventists and left a widow four children a brother and a sister. Funeral was held Monday at the house amid religious rites.
A historical real estate transfer column records various deeds and parcel changes. Names like Hawarden, Wallace N, Klein F Hito, and Reinders appear with numeric values and lot details. Details include blocks, streets, and monetary amounts, reflecting active property trades across several locales and years.
A reflective verse recalls a village scene from forty years ago. The speaker and Tom sit beneath a tree near the schoolhouse as changes accumulate around the old churchyard. Benches, bricks, and the beech tree endure, while old friends fade and memories of playgrounds and first loves persist.
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