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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
8
Local brief items note carloads of oil and grease for Farmers Oil and Grease Co renting Veenschoten garage. People visit Sioux City and Worthington. The People's Co-Operative Store holds a monthly meeting. Messages promote real estate listings and newspaper subscriptions. A Miller plans to move buildings onto his farm west of Boyden for easier farm management.
Westbound schedules show No 1 Passenger at 12 09 PM No 3 Passenger at 5 7329 PM No 95 Freight at 8 10 AM Eastbound lists No 8 Passenger No 4 Passenger 3 looks like 1 and freight No 96 with unclear timing. timetable fragment preserves line items and freight service.
Homas 18 Homas Lost please return to this office. Land for sale inquire Murray Sisters Hull Iown. Mr Mike Johnson and son John were passengers to Sheldon Saturday. Mrs C Gile and children of South Dakota visited H M Rombough home. Mrs Jacobs and baby visited Sheldon Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Shimp return to Boyden from Long Beach California. H M Dethmers farm sold to Clarence Rehberg for 40000 dollars. 16 acres west of town, about 52 per acre, record price. Hermen Winter bought a Ford at Tott Garage. John Umland seriously ill. Warmers Co Op Creamery butter milk sale. top price 2.00 per barrel, average 1.87. Mrs Jacob Van Zwel confined with severe cold. Children visiting grandmother at Sheldon. W C T U meets Wednesday at Mrs W G Luttle. hospital work planned for Des Moines. Rev Karl Megdelsen and H Kortekamp to Brookings S C for Iowa Northwestern Presbytery meeting. Reporter Editor to Victory Liberty Loan Conference in Chicago. Dr Rube Schaap leaves for Pipestone to locate. The Reporter offers a full printing department for letter heads to wedding stationery and more with guaranteed satisfaction.
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