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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
5
The Genins Chub announces a regular meeting in the assembly room of the public osehog with open invitation. The program includes a call and an art exhibit by Mrs. Al J. Kolyn and Mrs. Carnie Hospers featuring travel library reproductions. The county seeks a bond up to 65000 for a new building projected to last 25 years.
Sioux County may save about 2100 per year by housing all Cherokee inmates locally. County Supervisor Van Zyl cites 35 inmates at Cherokee costing 6300 annually with about 25 per minute travel costs. Sixty counties in the state already operate suitable homes for dependents.
Real estate transfers listed for Orange City and surrounding towns include Van de Berg L to Ro Van der Meer, and several other property exchanges across Sioux Center and Ames add. Also noted are local notices about millinery sales, advertisements, and community events with mentions of traders, hotels, and a burst of late 19th or early 20th century civic news including schooling ads and a few political references.
Mr John Mouw of Hull and Mr and Mrs D Kreykes with two daughters from Sheldon visited at the Harry Kooyman home last Sunday. The first number of the season was given last Thursday evening.
The piece catalogs statements by Taft and others arguing over Roosevelt's neutrality and Hughes's foreign policy. It lists dates from June through August noting dinners, congratulations, and attacks on German ties while contrasting Roosevelt and Hughes on Belgium and Germany. It frames Hughes as capable but under pressure from pro German sentiments.
The speaker contrasts Wilson and Hughes citing character and action. The public must choose a leader with steady plans and faith in office. The text presses for the election of Charles Evans Hughes as President of the United States.
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