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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. Work released pheasants after learning they could not license them as they were unlicensed birds. Mr. Rens plans to release his birds after hens stop laying. Those who kill or molest the pheasants face fines up to 100 dollars. Private owners may keep pheasants only with licensed birds and a license. State law governs the issue.
Robert Moret and his father William Moret of Boyden visited Alton on Wednesday as Robert filed nomination papers for Boyden district supervisor. The candidate, long associated with the Boyden creamery, vows a strong campaign. his father is a respected retired farmer and county pioneer with many friends.
Notice to contractors for erection of a new school house in Sheridan Township District No 7 Sioux County Iowa bids after April 17 1926 with five percent certified check must be written and opened May 1 1926 at 1 30 PM at the district 7 school house right to reject bids Henry Schloetje secretary Also report of illness and funeral notices for Mrs O D Leonard Elaine Marie Van Zwol and family reflections follow.
The piece notes how daily life depends on goods from distant points. It highlights how locals rely on merchants to stock essentials like food clothing drugs and implements. It emphasizes the global reach of supply chains and the everyday comfort provided by distant producers.
The Post Office interior is set for repainting this spring with some work already completed. Misses Jennie and Carrie Ver Hoef bought a new Chevrolet sedan from Dethmers Chevrolet Co at Sheldon, trading in their old car.
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