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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1916

Page

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Campaign letter disputes opponent's pension claims and records

A political candidate responds to rival Mr Steele by denying false pension and private bill claims. He recalls aiding soldiers under the Age and Service pension law and notes Steele secured sixteen private bills, none voted on, while Cummins Bill faced broad farming and livestock support and bipartisan input.

Congress Pension Bureau Jd Congress Teel Steele Gyth Congress

Senator Cummins and Republicans Oppose Bill Says Letter

A letter cites a Dec 23 1913 Congressional Record entry claiming Senator Kenyon voted Nay while Cummins and Republicans opposed the bill. It accuses Steele of influence in Ed Kerby postmaster contests and Kerberg defeat attempts, urging voters to seek truth before being misled. Signed GEO C Tcot t.

Kenyon Cummins Washington Steele Ed. Kerby Sioux City J. F. Kerberg Kerby Cone Geo. C. Tcott

Obituary for Geo Oelrich in Orange City dies after long illness

Geo Oelrich of Orange City died at home Saturday evening October 26 1916 after a long illness. Funeral was held Tuesday at 2 PM in Orange City with Rev McEwan officiating and burial in Orange City cemetery. Born in Hullfield New York October 1836 he lived in Hullfala before moving to Orange City in 1891 and spent two years in Germany. He ran the era business for twenty six years then shifted to farming and dairy. He married Dena Vida Patten in 1886 and they had two sons Clarence E. and Elmer F. who remain in Orange City along with his wife. He also leaves two brothers one sister and many friends.

Sioux City Steele Sioux City Journal Sioux City Commercial Club Washington Secretary of the Treasury Orange City Mr. Oetrich Hiuffalarh Y. Oet Germany Dena Vida -Patten Clarence E Elmer F

Remsen man helps capture Nebraska horse thief

Homer Star reports Mr Eichhorn of Remsen aided in arresting Reed, accused of stealing a herd from Macy. Reed fled through Homer and Hubbard before Goodsell and others pursued, nabbed him, and turned the horse over to Sheriff Dorsey in Dakota county jail. Eichhorn earns praise for the arrest effort.

Homer Eichhorn Remsen Macy Reed Nebraska O. K. Reed Hub Bard Fudge King Constante Goodsell Mc Ring Ace Goodsell Thei Sheriff Dorsey Thurston County Dakota County Eichhigga

Sealed Transfer Records McFhaney to Plank

Property transfer notice shows McFhaney transferring estate to CA Plank for two parcels in Hawarden with a recording value of 550 dollars.

McFhaney Hawarden

Awn-Party Judicial Ticket Ends With Endorsements

The Herald notes endorsements for Judge Evans and Judge Deemer on a nonpartisan judicial ticket. The piece highlights Deemer as a balanced advocate and mentions Theophilus from the east side as a leading name on the ticket, while Sioux County readers are urged to vote along party lines for the remaining judges.

Ald Evans Lions Tigkur Sioux Co Xymen Deemer and

Campaign speakers train east as Roosevelt rallies in Southwest

Roosevelt toured the southwest reaching a major rally in Chicago while criticizing the Mexican border conflict and Spanish American War casualties. Hughes returns east after leading a large Des Moines rally organized by suffrage supporters, as both campaigns shift toward the final battle in key states.

Roosevelt Southwest Hughes Des Moines Roospyelt

Family Medicine Chest Promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound

A vintage advertisement urges households in Coven Bay Wisconsin to stock Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup. It touts long market presence and safety for children and notes availability in homes during prior eras.

Coven Bay Wis Was. F. Bubsis Foley Foley's

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