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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
5
The Herald reviews the Sioux County Fair noting strong exhibits, races, and finances. Premiums listed include Baby Welfare, Lays Corn, and various races with purses totaling mid hundreds. Confusion in OCR present: names, places like Orange City, Hospers, Sioux Center, and individuals connected to awards and events.
Transfer entries show numerous property deeds across Hawarden, Sioux Center, Webster City area towns. Buyers include Smith, Quintan, Crandall, Kuhl, Fahey, McKeever, Washer, Peters, Van de Stouwe, and others with district sub allocations and prices from $300 to $4800.
Winners listed from Orange City Hospers and area towns in Class B ages 24 36 months. Jackson Salter son of Mr and Mrs Win Hospers takes first with Melvin Synhorst second. Elizabeth Aardapple daughter of Mr and Mrs W Aardappel also noted. Marie Louis Kroon daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Kroon mentioned.
Preparation leads to success for teachers as the annual teachers institute meets in Orange City September 28 and 29. Public school teachers must attend under salary forfeiture law. instructors are strong and sessions profitable. open to the public.
The piece portrays Hughes as condemning the Democratic administration for its border policy and treatment of American citizens, portraying his stance as a focal point of his campaign. It highlights reactions across the country from Maine to California and frames the issue as a rallying cry for national unity.
Fragmentary passage describes Mr. Hughes as the Stranger to the West and notes his straightforward talk on Mesicy. The text hints at tensions and perceived outrages in Mexico against American hunger and life around the West, but details are unclear.
The Second Congress district shows little sign of support for McGillicuddy as he loses to a rival with a sizable margin. Despite a campaign described as desperate to save his seat, the Democrat falls short by about 1,889 votes from the Sixty sixth Congress and 1,281 from the Sixty third.
Editor argues the so called eight hour law misrepresents work time and overtime rules for railroad workers. The piece critiques President Wilson's stance and cites union leadership doubts amid postwar labor tensions and strike dynamics.
Fragmentary text discusses Irvin and Cobb in a campaign related to nuclear issues. Mentions Exanoceitie party, West speeches, and references to Tatmorigt with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
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