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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
6
Fine Crop of Ferre Posts on Sand Hills Planting
J W Bird of Pond Creek demonstrates black locust trees thrive on the Salt Fork sand hills. The planter grew about 200000 seeds, now 60 000 to 160 900 healthy trees averaging three feet growth. Next spring 80 acres will be transplanted, with harvest potential in ten years worth over 100 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Fork
J. W. Bird
Pond Creek
Sals Ponca City
Okio
Coffee’s link to health prompts Postum praise letters
A letter recounts relief from stomach and heart issues after quitting coffee for Postum Food Coffee. Stories cite asthma, dyspepsia, and improved digestion with Postum, claiming several individuals improved after switching. The writer urges readers to try Postum and send for the “road to Wellville.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Park
Wellville
Evading Duty and Love Amid Stifling Small Town Gossips
Maddy Clyde endures grief and pressure as she plans to leave Guy Remington, while her grandfather weakens and neighbors speculate about her affair. Guy pleads, respects her resolve, and harassment from the town grows as Maddy fights to do what she believes is right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meddy
Death
Jessie
Aikenside
Meday
Maddy
Flore
Gur
Gtr
Lody
Guy
Fica
Grant
Hat
Grandpa
Maryhele
Gary
Ehanza Maddy
Atkenside
Maddy and the New England Cottage Life
Flora remains at the cottage with Guy’s care shaping Maddy’s daily world. He funds modest improvements while she resists, uneasy at others’ judgments as visits from Jessie and Agnes shift with the seasons. The winter tests her spirit, yet she endures, aided by a doctor’s steady hand and a patient, gentle burden shared with those who care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempter
Agnes
Afkepside
Maddy
Jessie
Maddy Hele
Jassie
Sarah
Sarae
Lin
Agnes Remingt
Uncle Joseph
Bagurr
Honedale
Maddyhyde
Cat Lnok
Remington
Mrs. Green
Gur Remington
Tieworth
Tuey Almess
Guy Taious
Tony
Bow
Guy
Joseph
Calvary
Madiy
Flora
Weddy
Meddy
Ionedale
Duc Agnes
Oll Gur
Caele Joseph
Easie
Bermand
Grandpa
Schol
New England
Sui
History of the Potato and its Global Spread
The article traces the potato’s early spread from Peru to Europe with notes on Ireland England France and the Netherlands It cites Raleigh in Ireland and Leriot in Virginia as early references and describes public skepticism and premiums that aided adoption It also mentions shell polishing as a Southern California industry and its iridescent shells after processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porn
Spain
England
Walter Raleigh
Thomas Leriot
Virginia
Peru
Raleigh
Ireland
Gilbert White
France
Louis Kvl
California
Weather outlook hints at unsettled May conditions
The tornadic risk is discussed with warnings for early and mid May. Forecasters note potential frosts and thunderstorms across regions with possible heavy precipitation and temperature swings later in the month.
Spring hats and braces for a nation in bloom
The piece surveys high spring hats and rising fashion costs while noting social anxieties over wealth, marriages, and domestic happiness. It jokes about nobles, ducal alliances, and the spendthrift elite as it also mentions pay-as-you-enter transit, a proposed armored fleet, and a yacht market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam
Ater
United States
China
Anna Gould
Vermont
Count de Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Electors and third party history mixed with early 20th century tech and notices
The passage reviews historical third party presidential electors in the United States, noting few succeed in electoral votes since the Civil War and recounting scattered instances through 1872. It then shifts to technology and industry, detailing Gary Indiana furnace waste heat projects and a wheat shipment from Portland, plus an English play trust, and Oklahoma Johnson grass farming restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwiet
Mr. Weavter
People's Party
Colerato
Date
Manses
Nevada
Nun
North Dakota
Oregon
Thoms Kk. Watson
Mr. Bryan
People’s Party
DY Wean
Horace Greeley
Tinton
Millard Pithnero
Maryland
Tyouth
Debate Over War Prep and Civil War Funds Dominates Congress
U S Senate and House clash over Roosevelt era policies. Debates focus on warship construction, defense appropriations, and postwar pay. Lawmakers spar over cotton sales in Civil War era and calls to refund $89 million. House passes pension bills and general Sundry Civil items while conference on naval appropriation ends with unresolved amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelos
Senate
Ibrer
Roosevelt
Marshall
Nert Drakota
Spight
Mississipni
Congress
Afrail
Sanater
Herroes
Luding
Mr. Foraker
Ohio
Foraker
Davie
Fowler
New Ferrer
Wiliams
Mississippi
Stevens
Alt
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
National Art Gallery
Smithsonian Institution
House
National Capital Notes and House Action Highlights
The Senate confirmed David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Germany Spencer PF. Eady as minister to Argentina and Arthur Beaupre of Hawaii as minister to the Netherlands. A joint resolution donates the first 46 star flag to Oklahoma Historical Society. A NC peonage denial is issued in the Senate. Army appropriation bill totals 93,820,400 dollars, up 14,012,843 from the House. District panel backs free TB screening and registration to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Spencer PF. Eady
Arthur Mr. Beaupre
Hainois
Netherlands
House
Okishoma
Oklahoma Historical Society
North Carolina
Overman
House Committee On
District of Columbia
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Taju
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al Ain
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Miss
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Michigan
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Tri
Hostan
Ool
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Pheba
Toby She
Lide
Lavich
Castana Tain
Gulberson
National Capital Notes
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