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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
2
Sioux County Herald offered in Orange City as county seat serving Northwestern laws. Terms include cash in advance for job work, delivery cash on delivery. Rates listed: one copy one year equals four dollars. one copy six months equals two dollars and fifty cents. one copy three months equals one dollar. Address inquiries to the foreman Hosphra.
Seats will be reserved in the next two numbers of a course Monday November 24 at 7 30 p m at the lawn hall. Tickets must include both numbers. Arrangements will be made if serving either number. Do not forget to bring both tickets.
You can escape northern winters by traveling to Florida and the Gulf Coast. The offer promotes round trip fares and winter travel through April with trains to Chicago and North Western connections. Apply to C A Currne in Chicago for tickets.
Osceola County listing offers 280 acres with three miles from Iron Town. Land is gently rolling with good drainage. Includes a well kept house, near new barn, two granaries, sheds, wells, windmill and sturdy fencing. Desirable location near Paris with optional payments. Winterfield & Recliners advertise.
Thanksgiving greetings and social notes fill a page from Alton with correspondences and visits. Residents like Miss Florence Henrich, George Goebel, and Mrs. J A Lone are mentioned along with travels to Henry, Remsen, and Paulina. Local events include a dinner hosted by the Alton Eastern Star and guests visiting from Granville, St. Louis, and Linn Grove.
A fragment describes bark from Tem at Shagard The Bark California and mentions thousands served, a one time event, carbonized bark forming a protective outer layer that prevented deeper penetration, with reference to interior bark and firepress conditions.
A scrambled OCR item outlines scattered names and places in Gnty County. It mentions Sit Gs and Pew tes GED in a puzzling sequence while referencing northern Tir a and various fetes. The legible content hints at a regional notice or community snippet with incomplete names and events.
Fragmented report notes a safety car lesson linked to the New York Central line. Text references protective practices and a related incident, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Names, dates, and specific actions are unreadable in the fragment.
A fragment describes three Yeet apore models of machines with rear guards in railroad shops. Photos illustrate repair operations and switching dangers. A bulletin for an exhibit car promises lectures during working hours to teach safety methods for protecting shop employees.
A garbled fragment describes cleaning radiotess and a process linked to a union or group. It mentions timing, a unified note, and possible agents or persons but lacks clear names or concrete actions. The text remains unclear about purpose.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a local notice about a figure or event described as fittie air searorud with unclear details. Readable names or places are absent, making the core outcome and actors hard to identify. The item reads as a damaged public notice with partial phrases.
A garbled note hints at a substitute tale about a Grace Cutter. The fragment mentions a letter, a reference, and a person named Tu. Details are unclear but suggest a personal or small town narrative with fleeting connections and uncertain identity.
The article discusses cutting, wheel finishing, and heat treatment challenges in high speed steel work. It notes that unheated steel is several times less resistant than heat treated steel, with steam heat data indicating 2163 F at 1 psi.
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