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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice heading at Orange City Sioux County Northwestern Iowa. It hints at case terms in advance but lacks full details, names, dates, or actionable deadlines.
The report mentions Recoréer JOBN JONGEWAARD of Sheridan township and JOAN SMITH of Logan township as supervisory district figures. It notes a September coal haul totaling 48 million plus and cites reactions from Brad show’s and streets’ publications. It covers coal shipments, governor comments, rural route updates, and graft convictions as examples of governance and energy issues.
The piece argues Sundays papers deliver more literature than magazines, citing readers in the United States on pension rolls and Civil War payouts. It critiques Roosevelt's coal strike handling and discusses state control proposals for coal fields and rights of government to secure warmth and life.
The writer extols October in northwestern Town, praising spring promise and winter vigor. The landscape features blue grass in the background, long corn shocks, scattered wheat, and herb-filled pastures, while sunny days promote appetite and contentment.
William Allen White recalls a Philadelphia convention moment where a vain Westerner demanded Roosevelt take the Vice Presidency. The passage notes the implied reference to L. Young and suggests White’s portraiture of the editor behind the scene.
Alton Democrat reports George T. Hatley writes a letter declining the Democratic nomination for county attorney and declaring himself a Republican. He cites Democratic doctrines as unfitting business and modern manners and argues for conservative leadership and Republican reforms. He notes broad support for such a shift.
Secretary Shaw rules national banks need not count government deposits in reserve funds. With about 130 million dollars in government funds on deposit, the ruling could free around 30 million, since reserves are 25 percent. The text notes ongoing considerations and potential implications.
The text argues bankers distrust Secretary Shaw's ruling on reserves and government funds. It suggests New York banks may deplete reserves despite permission and questions the legality of the ruling. Lawyers doubt its advisability and fear legal challenges to what is seen as a de facto repeal of the act.
An explanatory piece outlines football basics with Iowa vs Michigan as the imagined sides. It covers field dimensions, goal structure, team arrangement, scrimmage rules, downs, the snap, and scoring from touchdowns to field goals.
The Hawarden Republican reports G T Hat ley refused the Democratic nomination for county attorney and repudiated the party citing perceived policy risks. Maurice Review notes a strong Democratic convention at Alton yet slim electability. Hull Index laments David’s retirement from Congress and Hawarden coal prospects remain uncertain with deep wells but no coal found locally.
The narrator describes a visit by Josiah Allen's wife to a shabby room with a broken table, worn book titled The Search for the Beauti ful, and a meager meal of stale bread, cracked dishes, and tepid tea. Three unruly children fret the scene while a maid in muddy attire serves in a damp setting.
Readable entries show numerous names with animal ages and prizes, including mares, bulls, cows, calves, boars, sows, and horses. Display items feature vegetables, fruit, pantry goods, textiles, and crafted wares with various bids and diplomas listed.
A garbled OCR lists land transfers, parcels, and financial figures involving multiple names and places such as Ames add Calliope, Hawarden, Orange City, and Des Moines. It includes a train schedule note for No. 25 and local business promos for Berkes Van der Maaten and Van Orman additions. The text also mentions optical services by G S De Mors in Hull and a variety of $ amounts for properties.
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