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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
4
Editor Merion DeVeider notes expressions of pride as report cards arrive. Sophomores work on a real newspaper with editors and cartoonists, while seniors plan careers. County Music Contest set for April 26 in Orange City with local turnout.
Border Reporter Jacob van Zwol announces a Tuesday publication schedule from Boyden Iowa with postal entry as second class matter and subscription pricing details.
The measure seeks to maintain order in radio transmissions and protect users from interference. It would grant a federal authority power to license stations, prescribe service classes, regulate equipment, and issue rules to safeguard the public interest.
The piece urges towns to look attractive to visitors noting more strangers pass through now than before. It cites Boyden has natural beauty but needs tidying, removing unsightly billboards, and cleaning streets to reveal hidden charm.
A court appeal reveals Henry Ford’s income is estimated at about $115 per minute based on a billion dollar valuation. Analysts cited by the Treasury appeal discuss Ford’s massive wealth and the potential tax implications.
An advertising stop is described as a momentum based approach leading toward a dead stop. The piece frames stopping ads as a strategic pause that shifts business dynamics and momentum.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3:09 PM in the First Reformed Church Ames for Joan Jongewaard who died at 7. S Beme on Tuesday April v. she was 71 and survived by eight children two brothers and a sister. The deceased was former Counts Recorder for Sioux County serving 22 years. He and his wife had moved to Ames recently to be near relatives.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Adam NAwikkel of Sis.dor as the Awikkel family marked its Coth Sirtidas anniversary on Surdaey. Matt McCabe sold a mare for 3200 to Neal Dunnink and holds two well priced teams with offers of 400 and 425 each, both rebuffed.
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