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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
4
County interest in Northwestern Iowa described with terms and conditions for purchase or access. The fragmentary text references Grange City in Sioux County and mentions terms labeled Cayman- AC TANCE without clear specifics.
Recorder notes Hon J M Parsons democratic candidate for congress spoke at Orange City Saturday night to a good crowd. The piece praises republican candidates as trained and capable and predicts victory on the county ticket pointing to the courthouse project advancing well.
Gov. Cummins and Congressman Thomas addressed a large Hawarden mass meeting on Friday with enthusiastic attendance. A. Plank introduced the speakers as the Alton band played and local dignitaries arrived, including Senator Lister and several honored residents from across the county. Gov. Cummins opened by kicking off a football game for the event.
A Hawarden and Yankton gathering drew notable figures including W A Quigley and Arthur Colby. The day featured lively speeches on local issues, district politics and tariff reform, with postmaster rumors and ghostly humor mingling with social chatter and old friends welcomed back from the hospital.
By unanimous vote the coal miners resume work and defer to a Roosevelt appointed board of arbitrators for relief. The conflict, praised as a landmark in U S history, notes that labor erred at times and operators must reform, while signaling the need for fair treatment of workers.
Over 40 Weland Chinas for sale described as the largest strain in America and registered hogs priced from 25 dollars. Sold by P. Mouw in Orange City. Cream flour promoted as unbeatable product from Gio to M. Van der Poel.
A scanned ledger lists numerous property deeds and transfers including parcels in Orange City Alton Boyden Rock Valley and Granville. Amounts range from 275 to 15 200 with buyers sellers and lot descriptions noted.
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