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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1902
Page
5
Dr Jon Ogg of Orange City advertises guaranteed painless teeth extraction using ether anaesthetic in place of Ras the claim expected to ease fear of forceps. Local merchants push winter apples and fur items while residents attend visits and professional trips.
Dr. Robinson of Iowa State Dental Co will be in Orange City until November 30 with an office over First National Bank offering painless extractions and free examinations. Berkes & Van der Maaten advertise carload winter apples priced 320 to 325 a barrel. Local social notes mention visits, marriages, ticketed events, exams, and routine business in Orange City.
Dr J A Oge of Orange City dentist announces reduced rates for dental work. Amalgam filling 50 cents and up Gold filling 1 dollar and up Porcelain filling 50 cents and up Seat of Teeth 4 dollars and up Work guaranteed.
The Hawarden squad hosted a Saturday match without their quarterback and faced turnovers at key moments. Davia led the team but fumbled at critical times as Hawarden prepared for the Thanksgiving day Allen game.
TheBead of white Bedford stone laying nears completion as Beatty reports the court house wall rising. A tall man hit his head on a new keep out sign and walked through a gap, prompting a Dutch translation bleibt aus hier that proves more effective in warning workers.
An Orange City man keeps a goat named Billy that roams free and once gobbled a lace curtain on wash day. Neighbors watch as Billy’s appetite reshapes the yard and prompts a lighthearted complaint about goat mischief and household damages.
The text humorously argues that goats naturally know how to find hiding places like lace curtains and suggests every family should keep a goat to eat them up, highlighting the goat’s practical appetite and the curtains’ vulnerability.
An Orange City grocer denies overcharging for a cheap “forc ing fraud” food made of sweepings and shorts. The piece warns that paying 30 a barrel for such a product damages digestion and risks grave harm to families dependent on home cooking.
Real hutale transfers show numerous lot deeds and exchanges among local owners in Rock Valley Hawarden and nearby towns. Names include Bunting Gearhart Gardner Ward Tiernan Klein Vickers Toohey and Calliope with assorted lots and outlots, monetary values range around 200 to 17 485 dollars.
Advertisement notes corn availability at Lat my place near South Poor Farm with address 44 S Mutleenbune. Ends.
The International Live Stock Ex position outlines events from November 29 to December 6 with themed days. Agricultural College Students Day Chicago Day Governor attendance anticipated on Gover nors Day while railway men and the Live Stock Sanitary Board meet Thursday. Friday features Livestock Association Day and national meetings dominate the week.
After purchasing the Dé Kraay restaurant the owner offers a resale of a one and a half acre property with an eight room house, outbuildings, city water connections, cistern, and related amenities for a quick sale. Inquire of Guy Gleysteen, Alton.
The incentive promotes an unbeatable Dream Hour experience at M. Van der Poel, inviting readers to try a preferential time slot described as unmatched by competitors. The message emphasizes value and exclusivity to attract customers.
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