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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
1
Readable fragments depict a tense moment with lines about an exchange, a request to prepare something, a center salutation, and a weather detail noting heavy rain and mud on the road. The text lacks clear context or full sentences.
The document certifies the official ballot to be used in the Orange City Iowa town election on March 39 1914. It identifies the ballot as the official voting instrument for the municipal contest.
Mrs G Van Stryland and Bertha visited the G Monn home in Archer. Susie Van Diepen returned from Chicago. Joe King injured after a hay load toppled into a ditch. Fred Hein assisted. Dutch Reformed Church plans a brick new building costing 12500 with 600 seating. old church to be torn. Co op store directors buy two lots for spring building. Creamery officials met Sioux Center and Orange City crews. Gerrit Van Steenbergen runaway scare left the family uninjured but horses hurt. Coach from San Diego visited. A kidnapping case touches Nobles county. Horlick seeks wife custody. a Hull boy led him to Van der Schaat’s, then disappeared. Miss Louisa Roghair returned from Hatfield, Minnesota.
Sioux County farmers are urged to grow alfalfa to boost yields. Entrants must register by July 1 1914, have at least five acres, sow in 1914, and be Northwestern State Bank of Orange City customers. Prizes awarded for best stands in 1915 with judging around June 1 1915 by a potential Iowa State College judge.
The article notes Mrs. Wabeke and Mrs. Boshuizen hosting visits with relatives, R Sinnema's return from Qeherdan, and Mr. Mieras visiting Remsen with his brother M. A. Mieras. Miss Mabel Wiensinkyeld returned from Primghe, and F. Van der Broek faced a haystack fire after attempting to burn rubbish. wind rekindled the blaze.
A town caucus met in the town hall on Thursday evening. T W Muilenburg opened proceedings with F J Lohr as chairman and H Slikkerveer as secretary. Slikkerveer nominated for mayor and treasury. A Lenderink named assessor by acclimation. Slikkerveer withdrew from assessor race. Councilmen nominees included A Van der Meide J J De Vries John Cambier J W Mutlenburg and D Van Pelt.
Six weeks begin Monday June 15 with special coaching for examinations and courses for primary teachers. Board and room at Morningside priced at 4.50 and 4.75 weekly. Courses include Elementary Agriculture Manual Training and Domestic Science per State Board 1915. no extra charges. For details contact E A Brown Morningside Sioux City Iowa.
Mr. Lybarger praised as king of orators presents a program at the Opera House on Wednesday April 1 at 3 30 PM. He will lecture on Land Labor Wealth Get and Give of the Tarif and How to be Happy. He has written on industrial subjects and is compared favorably to Alden.
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