This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 33 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
2
A compact clipping reports diverse facts including economic figures, population notes, and public interests. It mentions expenditures by Americans on food and rent, tobacco spending, crime rate trends, and copper ore comparisons, with scattered references to geography and language sounds.
Four Kaluga young women were injured when the automobile they rode in skidded on a road. One occupant, Morris, 30s, sustained internal injuries and was in danger. others Harris and Marie Tarkin were pinned under the car.
State figure Allen asserts Packers policy burdens Iowa with tolls and raises regional costs. Officials dispute claim while motorists await policy impacts and potential legal action.
A sequence of farm land transfers around Marshalltown records 40 to 240 acres changing hands. Weatherly acquires 40 acres in one parcel at a price of 2 per acre with 20 000 total value, while Praesh settles payment on 30 acres. The three parcels are adjacent and part of a larger sale.
Mason City proprietor Henry Bam defies a subpoena in a contempt case. He pays a $12.25 fine after resisting the order, with the case centering on the Southwell known Mason.
A locomotive sank at Dubuque again, with reports noting the incident on the track. No injuries are confirmed, and rescue teams assess the derailment site and railway alignment for reopening.
A man identified as William Stuff died while trying to board a moving train. Police reported the incident occurred near the station at dawn as bystanders watched. The investigation continues with officials reviewing footage and witness statements.
In Council Bluffs Iowa April 28 a dispute over a 200 dollar income trust created by General Dodge for his daughter arises after an old will was lost or delivered. Executors petition Judge Wheeler to determine ownership. heirs and Norwich University and the initary academy of OW participate.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a dated report mentioning a council at Ceraned and references to Tobit and Inder Thotinson. The readable text is sparse and lacks coherent events or clear identities to summarize a full news item.
A damaged jewelry shop suffered a gas tank explosion. The blast tore through the store causing structural damage and scattered debris. Investigators assess cause and consequences while workers assess repairs and safety measures.
A scrambled fragment mentions coal supply fears and a state executive meeting about a possible strike by Iowa miners. The text references coal, heating presses, and a state response but lacks clear dates or named individuals.
The father10 efforts to overturn an adoption failed. He argued the adoption on October 6 was invalid due to alleged heavy drinking and mental unfitness. The petition sought to return custody to his mother, Mrs. Seetha Ghambagh, but the court denied the move.
Des Moines named Howard K. Clark temporary chairman for the May 1 state Republican convention at Cedar Rapids with Ora Willintha as secretary. OC. E. Pickett of Waterloo slated for permanent chair. D. B. Goodell W. G. Haskell and E. R. Moore named arrangements committee. Clinton announced Democratic keynote plans for March 9 and 16 with EL T. Meredith delivering the governor candidate’s address and navy Majer of Missouri to speak on political analysis.
Six member council split along west and east factiones over paying all bills from a single fund. Mayor Law backs east side oppose consolidation. A special meeting is set for Friday to decide on the issue and on creating a purchasing agent office.
Miss Lucile Hatfield 15, who vanished Friday, identified Alba Shireman as the man she spent Friday night with. Shireman was arrested on his wife’s warrant and bound over to the grand jury. Hatfield was charged with incorrigibility. Further details show Mrs Shireman involved in the arrest and courtroom scene where Hatfield testified.
Incomplete OCR fragment describes a tavern event and structural concerns. The text references weeks of activity, receded events, a rise on a wall, and fears about suspected damage to foundations. No clear names or places are readable.
Warhlneton April 29 Senator Allen appeared before the Mouse committee of judiciary urging comprehensive legislation to regulate stock yards. Green advocates regulation as constitutional and equal access for all users of stock yards. The report mentions other names and local incidents as a broader news digest.
Fourteen hundred workers walked out at the International Fiber twine factory in Chicano on April 27 after allegations that some employees were intoxicated and confined by the foreman. Company officials reported no more than 600 men struck.
In Jefferson Louisiana on April 26 Mrs. H A Eckhart narrowly escaped when insane neighbor Charles Van Pelt fired a cartridge through a bedroom window. Van Pelt later attacked his wife and fled before being subdued by a bystander. An insanity commission ordered his transfer to the state hospital at Cherind.
Swenson of O Brien county replies to critics in Des Moines during an outside campaign. He fends off claims of being reactionary and asserts his record as county supervisor and state representative supports good roads. He opposes state aid and argues local control and debt for road funding.
A district court jury weighs claims by Lela Schmitt seeking 1000 dollars from Pearl Phillips over a 1740 German violin said to have been made for Gallienus. The instrument’s battered condition and needed repairs are described, with expert Dickerson testifying on its value.
A peace rally at the Grand Opera House featured Prat rick O'Donnell of Chicago urging a wartime strategy focused on crippling a foe's resources. Resolutions supporting the approach were sent by wire to the president and congressional representatives, with Iowa delegate John Adsinie active in the parade planning.
April 28 report details serious river erosion along the Missouri River endangering farms at Monga and Min, with Taylor and Weldon cited for loss of pasture and buildings. The Wesson farm is nearly gone, forcing relocation and severe financial impact running to thousands of dollars.
Marshalltown April 28 1 deposed fire chief pleaded guilty in district court to obtaining money by false pretenses. Judge Willett deferred sentence until the October term.
Miss Minnie Brummer, the third member of the Brummer family to die from trichinosis, was buried at Punjaap cemetery near Thursday. The father and another daughter were the elder Victims. Emmett Gant of Weertield township won Plymouth county boys contest and will get a free trip to the state fair. Only ME boys entered the contest. The county writ was on the subject How Good Read. ee Gy Jews Farner.
New York April 29 An investigation opened by the United States district attorneys to determine if crimes were committed by those tied to attacks on President Wilson and the national administration as reported in Irish American papers amid the Dublin revolution. A Washington official denied the information that arms landing on Irish soil came from a member of the administration on President Wilson’s orders.
The April 29 report describes parliament reacting to the withdrawal of the military service bill, highlighting cabinet misjudgment and secret sessions. Premier Asquith signals no pressure to press the conscription measure, amid broad criticism and calls for independence by the nationalist party.
PanamaApril 23 The army maneuvers in the canal zone advance to test defenses of the Pacific entrance The blue army led by Col Charles G Marton reaches Chorrera while the orange army under Col John Mallory advances toward New Corona The canal zone commander Brigadier General Clarence E Edwards says the maneuvers show land attack feasibility from Chame Fay or near Aguadulce Naval aide Captain William B Pratt asks for cruisers and submarines to be stationed at both canal ends
New York April 28 Dear silver was quoted at 70 cents an ounce today, the highest price in almost a decade. Withdrawal of gold from circulation has boosted silver across markets, with Mexican disturbances reducing supply and heavy shipments going to Europe and Asia. The U S government is buying large quantities, aiding the surge.
Cable dispatch from Rome quotes the Giornale Ditalia saying Sir Roger Casement sought an audience with Pope Benedict before his Irish expedition and was refused.
London reports Rumanian officials protest Austro Hungarian handling of a Rumanian attaché from the Ferlin legation who was arrested while en route to Bucharest with a diploma, prompting diplomatic concern and sensational reaction abroad.
Dispatches from Berlin indicate Germany seeks to meet American demands for immediate abandonment of submarine warfare. Ambassador Gerard travels to Berlin for audience with Emperor William, while sources warn a decisive outcome hinges on talks at German headquarters.
Washington April 29 Hughes lenders have entered his Oregon home and are spending heavily. The Oregon Right will be between Cummins Hughes and Burton. Cummins Oregon campaign hindered by funds while Hughes Burton backers plan large expenditures. Senator Cummins will travel to Oregon for speeches with Prouty aiding efforts. Efforts to rally Borah and Gearon persist as the race develops.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.