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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
2
The Reporter, published Fridays in Boyden, Iowa, resumes after a hiatus. Publisher C. A. Morris extends thanks to supporters and Rev. Acheson for guiding the paper and notes the challenging yet valuable work of newspaper management.
Local supporters urge John Jengewaard to seek the county auditor race in Sioux County. A longtime Boyden resident since 1871 he runs Jongewaard Bros. and is praised as a capable bookkeeper and trusted businessman. Sheridan township backs his candidacy as a strong Republican, believing he will secure nomination and election.
The piece argues the democratic press warns against militaryism while the Republicans present candidates from the military department. Col. Bryan is praised for leadership and bravery, and Mrs. Dewey is courted for the tail end of the ticket, suggesting a reversal of political narratives.
Nearly half of every batch of prisoners taken by the British is reported in the dispatch, indicating a pattern of substantial captures in recent operations. The report notes consistent enforcement of surrender terms and rising POW tallies across contested fronts.
The article notes that in South Africa the Boer armies include many Europeans and Americans. It suggests Boers may be more elusive than allies, and argues the foreign presence is likely larger than previously suspected.
Boers are ordered home to plant crops and return to the front when the harvest is in. They appear to be moving calmly and resisting starvation as a tactic.
The party debates dropping the Crime of ’73 label in favor of a term like crime against Porto Rico to rally alarm and justify action. The move aims to sharpen public concern and justify policy steps.
German capitalists come to Ohio to purchase the Ferris wheel for shipment to Berlin. The motive behind the emperor’s demand for more wheels remains unclear as observers weigh potential strategic aims and economic impact.
The question pivots on who drafts the reflection for Dewey as he readies his public statement. The inquiry suggests concern about behind the scenes control and source of the message shaping the candidate’s address.
Republican voters meet in Sheridan Township Opera House on Saturday April 28 at 8 PM to select 6 delegates for the Orange City convention on May 1 1900 to pick 13 delegates for the Des Moines state convention on May 10 and handle other proper caucus business.
Local notices report residents in Hull and Orange City, seed potato sales, new job moves, and social calls. George Thompson plans a new home, the town laments muddy streets and calls for better brick crossings, while a saloon petition in Osceola County fails.
Historical tip advises thorough sweeping followed by washing with warm water and Gold Dust Washing Powder. Use a woolen cloth dipped in a solution of one tablespoon powder per quart water, wring nearly dry, rub quickly, change cloth when water dirties, then finish with a dry cloth.
Weekly market reports cover Wheat Oats Barley Corn Flas Hogs Cattle Butter Eggs Beans Chickens. An advertising claim promises Warner’s Waive Wine or Lar Syrup cures La Grippe in 24 hours with thorough timely use, and relief for coughs afterward.
Jongewaard Bros announce a two week sale from April 5 to April 20 offering ready made clothing. Customers are urged to save orders and will be owed money.
Advertisement seeks an honest person to travel for a large house with a salary of five dollars monthly plus expenses. The position is described as permanent and increased. Respond in a self addressed stamped envelope to MANAGER at 330 Caxton Building Chicago.
A sales blurb touts Rocky Mountain Tea claiming to double joys and halve sorrows after 6 900 years of waiting. It emphasizes the product’s benefit and price of 35c, urging readers to ask druggists.
Advertises multiple positions for district office managers to represent the applicant in their counties with yearly $600 pay, payable weekly. Seeks references, asks for self addressed stamped envelope, signer L. A. Park from the 20 Caxton Building, Chicago.
The article advocates washing woolen blankets rather than dry cleaning for health. It suggests soaking in a half-tub of warm water with half a cup of Gold Dust Washing Powder for thirty minutes, then rubbing spots, rinsing in warm water, and air drying in a warm or sunny outdoor space to achieve a soft white blanket.
An aggressive ad proclaims the American Lice Destroyer kills mites and lice within a day, claiming it protects 250 fowls for a year and boosts profits. It promises money back if ineffective and urges poultrymen to buy from American Mfg. Co. TarRE Haute Indiana.
A letter from Edward Wareham of Waterloo Indiana dated February 11 1897 reports long standing indigestion and stomach trouble relieved by Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. He recommends the remedy to others and signs his endorsement.
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