Postoffice Orange City weekly paper subscription rates
George E. Bowers announces a weekly Orange City newspaper issued every Wednesday in Sioux county. Subscription terms: six months two dollars, three months one dollar, one year twenty dollars in advance. Stopped orders require all arrears. Payments by draft express money order or registered letter. Sample copies on request. Delivery promised with prompt service.
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Orange City
Sioux County
Jarong
George EB
Bowsas
Sloux County Prospects Highlight Budget Shifts
Auditor Bosyink releases annual financial report comparing three years of county expenditures. 1906 spending falls short by about 38 050 from the prior year. The table lists funds including County Pub Poor Fund Bridge Fund Road Fund League Fund Institute Fund and totals around 128 689.
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Bosyink
Penditores
Insitute Fund
Early Campaigns and East West Political Tensions
A retrospective on early campaigns notes partisan bitterness and the need to protect republican institutions. It cites McKinley, Cleveland, Garfied, and Hares, predicting Roosevelt’s impact and a contest between eastern and western ideas, with tariff and wheat issues shaping opinions. The piece anticipates a Roosevelt platform and a forthcoming convention clash.
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McKintey
Cleveland
Garfeld
Hares
Perle
Roosevelt
Sass Iti
Manitoba
Political currents and a traveling man in a straw hat
The column notes ongoing political activity in the county with speculation about Charles Sawyer and other north side figures entering the legislature. A traveling man in a straw hat explains weather fears after leaving Chicago, while rail against labor leaders and a warning by President Roosevelt about certain labor allies.
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Porth
Charles N. Sawyer
Hull Index
Tie
Getten
Chicago
Wosa
Spow Bers
Sioux County Farms Report Shows Crop Acreage Leaders
Tar Herarp presents a table detailing acres by crop for each township in the past year. Corn leads in most areas, oats rank second, and wheat third. West Branch leads in corn with over three acres, Reading tops with grasses, Nassau Isle leads wheat, Sioux tops oats, Welcome leads barley, and Lynn trails in barley.
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Tar Herarp
Nerewith
West Branch
Nassau i
Sioux
Lynn
Unseasonable Delight and Weather Tales From Iowa
In Iowa the trend of spring brings talk of mild air and no snow, with hunters of fruit and crops optimistic about a strong season. Reports note early warmth, upcoming harvest potential, and local farmers planning after a cold spell, while doctors treat colds and grippe amid forecasts of high crop yields and abundant pasture.
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Cavalier County
North Dakota
America
Pella Happenings From The Chronicle
Agnes Klootwyk born near Pella November 5 1846 died at Granville April 15 1907. She married Peter Newport at Pella February 1879 and leaves ten children. Her husband had died three months earlier. Central College students had a snowball fray on campus when M L Dilley was struck in the eye by ice, causing optic inflammation. Jobo J Blomimers and Lillie Renaud will wed tonight at six at the bride’s home. A J Kuyper of Orange City is in Pella on business visiting relatives and plans to return home Sunday.
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Nero
de Bris
da Li
C. Is
the Chronicle
Agnes Klootwyk
Pella
Granville
Peter Newport
Pella On
Central College
Weta
Jobo J. Blomimers
Mise
Lillie Renaud
Paranta
A. Renaud
A.J. Kuyper
Orange City
Kuyper
Midland sale of town lots by railroad town exposure
Auction sale of town lots at Midland D D the new town near Pierre and Rapid City & Northwestern Ry forty nine miles west of Pierre. Great chances for new business openings. Excursion rates and a special train from Ft Pierre to Midland. Agents Chicago and Northwestern Ry will give full particulars on application.
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Eale
Midland
D. D
Orange City Manufacturing Company Incorporation Notice
Notice records the March date for the formation of Orange City Manufacturing Company in Iowa. It outlines capital stock of 25 000 dollars, payment terms, initial business start April 1, 1907, twenty year term, seven directors, executive officers, and an executive committee, with liability limits and distribution rules.
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Orange City Manufacturing Company
Orange City
Iowa
Arockholdera
Umber
Shell
Tverdof
D. E. Dyk
Wiliam F. Rieckhotl
G. King
G. L. van de Steeg
Keing
Anid Corporation
L Dyk
Koay
How to keep a chameleon as a pet and aid its sleep
Instructions from St Nicholas describe keeping a chameleon alive for years by sheltering it in a flowerpot under mosquito netting with a water source. It notes feeding habits in winter, hunting flies with traps, and providing a warm sleeping place a red flannel bed hung from a plant branch for the reptile to nap.
Grafting Fish Tails Shows Japanese Craft In Goldfish
A piece notes how Japanese artisans cultivate goldfish with split or multiple tails. Tiny fish reveal bone structure early, then craftsman removes tails and fuses several onto the backbone. High value fish fetch up to 300 to 500 dollars, with one sale at 1,000. Also mentions humorous fragments from other items.
A Curiosity About Eclipses
A brief note explains eclipses per year average four with a range from two to six. When two occur they are both solar. Solar eclipses outnumber lunar due to the sun’s vast size, casting a narrow shadow path, while lunar obscuration can be visible across half a continent.
How I Halse 1000 Hogs a Year Exposed Book
Advertisement bids readers to send 10 cents for a book by a man who claims to have raised 1000 hogs yearly. Guarantees money back if not readible and promises success in farming despite harsh weather conditions. Address Hawarden Iowa printed as a mail solicitation.
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Hawarden
Iowa
Beggars and their strange mounts in Wide World Magazine
The article notes that beggars praise the saying that even a beggar would ride if given a horse. It explores how Persiz beggars actually ride by using humble donkeys instead of aristocratic horses, puzzling European observers who wonder how they obtain such animals and survive.
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Ohlssaw
Persiz
Bos Wide World Magazine
Wiggin's mayor defends law on church proximity
In a tense exchange about enforcing an ordinance, the Wiggin's mayor asserts support for law and order. He mentions a rule banning any pawn shop or similar establishment within 300 feet of the church and notes a three day window to respond or comply.
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Wwe
Paioon
Ta& Church
Birth of twins sparks mixed congratulations in Philly paper
The Philadelphia Enquirer reports a playful greeting where one man questions another about happiness over twins. The scene shifts to a rally of congratulations with one person deferring praise to Evans, calling him the lucky man.
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Ant
Oxer
Scott
Evans
Philadelphia Enquirer
Fragmentary caption hints at domestic scene
Fragments suggest a scene about a man and his wife with emphasis on attention and appearance. Poor legibility leaves unclear names and specifics, but implies domestic or marital focus in a period newspaper card style.
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