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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
5
Thousands of mothers report Mother Gray's Sweet Powders relieve headache colds feverishness stomach troubles and irregularities in children. Easy to take and widely used by mothers for 29 years, these powders are sold by all druggists.
Fragmented items report changes in property and business activity in Orange City and nearby towns. J R Book named new clerk at De Kraif Lubbers. Pig Head cigar marketed. pool hall sold. Jerry Brandt buys J T Klein property for electrical supplies and plans remodel. Multiple brief notices cover furnaces sales, school sports results, and community events with various local figures and trades involved.
The board of supervisors met in regular session Tuesday and performed the official canvass of votes. The bounds will be in SI on uni Friday.
The Woman's Federated Club will meet Friday at 3 30 PM in the assembly room of the posthead public hall. The program includes a story of the Panama Canal by Mrs Te Paske Yellowstone Park by Mrs Mathel Tl?osper Yosemite Valley by Mrs D Van Oosterhout.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a character named PHOLErEpher Ulsian and a claim of deception. The garbled lines mention lies and a bent compliment, with unclear narrative context and no discernible event or outcome.
In Vigwk N Trive Moats Seearperadied Iawn at Matlock Saux Comaty the District Court orders notice for estate administration. The clerk at Orange City House in Nox County sets a court appearance for heirs to show cause why the estate should be settled.
A garbled OCR style item discusses administration and legal claims, referencing a state administerator and political actions. The text mentions the date line and a request for a figure or person within a mad line, with references to a city and November A. D. year.
Helen Hartley of the Iowa Association for the Prevention of Puerculosis urges milk safety as a public health priority. A recent Iowa death from tuberculosis linked to milk from a tuberculous cow shows how contamination spreads. tuberculin testing of cows is presented as the safe safeguard.
An Iowa article stresses sanitary milking and milk handling to prevent disease. It explains the dirt test using cotton to reveal milker and equipment cleanliness, urges cow cleanliness and washed hands, and notes that tuberculosis cannot be detected in milk and requires checking the cow.
The fragment hints at spelling bee phrases and letter tests with irregular spellings and references to words like bean weight gazette though. It appears as an OCR error filled with stray letters and incomplete quotes without a coherent event or person.
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