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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
4
Attorneys J E Oer and Cen E Blatley filed for M FL Miller contest papers alleging defective votes for Schaap in Hal land Weet Branch Nassau Floyd and Sheridan and seeking a recount to show Miller leading. The contest will be heard by a board chaired by Dealy with two members chosen by each contestant within a set period.
A Thanksgiving exhortation contrasts material abundance with moral conduct. It urges serving others, avoiding waste, and valuing home and family, saying true gratitude comes from self denial and generous acts, not pomp or selfish feast. The piece evokes warmth of home despite winter, urging reverence for the home as an institution.
The piece defends tariff revision while opposing partisan manipulation. It counters editor Bowers claims that a fourfold sugar tariff would beat a Democrat led administration and argues Republicans should modify tariffs without Democratic help. It also mocks sensational post election tales and cautions against name calling.
A freewheeling column discusses cars outrunning trains and road dangers, political shifts in Iowa including Platt and Sloat Mason, and local football players Joe Streit and Starr Thayer. It shares Judge Hutchinson’s Sabbath sermon, Copper mine profits, tobacco dangers, and literary critiques on modern novel writing.
The eye and ear specialist will lecture at Hotel Betten in Orange City on Wednesday December 5 and will hold free examinations at the Commercial House in Sioux Center on Friday December 7.
A historical saying notes that a poor person gains more real engagement with life than a rich miser, illustrating a moral about fulfillment over wealth. The quote contrasts poverty with avarice to imply deeper experience comes from simplicity and purpose.
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