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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
2
A concise roundup selects the day’s notable items across politics economy culture and sport. Key happenings include brief reports on local governance market activity and community notes with names places and dates where readable.
A wide sweep of brief items notes tax receipts rising as payments arrive, a telecom shift in railway dispatch, political maneuvers in Nebraska and Missouri Pacific leadership, and bills and appointments across government. Reports cover Mexico, cholera in Honolulu, geologists meeting in Washington, and notable deaths and events from New York to New Hampshire.
The piece argues the United States may need wheat from abroad as domestic yields decline from 737 million to 695 million bushels. It describes Canada’s vast, affordable farmland drawing American settlers and Scandinavian colonists, noting Turtle Lake, Saskatchewan as a magnet for ranching and farming with ample land and timber.
A broad house majority backs the reciprocity measure. Ex Speaker Cannon assails a plan for quick passage of a free press bill. Nebraska raises 625000 from bond sales amid 4 million offered nationwide.
The president may appoint Congressman Longworth ambassador to Germany. Taft names Summer S. Smith of Alameda California as Alaska mine inspector. William A. Day becomes president of Equitable Assurance Society succeeding Paul Morton.
A London Opinion cartoon caption frames a diner and proprietor bantering about a wife singing badly. The proprietor reveals she accompanies herself, blaming the poor performance on the duet rather than the singer.
The notice urges careful examination of CASTORIA bottles to ensure the signature and use history, claiming the remedy has been trusted for over 30 years. It notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, stressing authenticity and safety to caregivers.
A light exchange shows Bill securing a temporary job with calm assurances. The speaker, Arry, questions the nature of the work but is told there is no cause for anxiety as the assignment is temporary.
Vintage ad snippets promise Carfield Tea cures constipation and liver kidney regulation. A Disraeli quote sits beside Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pains. Cigars tout Lewis’ Single Binders at 5¢ while remarks stereotype women as talkative or set in their ways.
Iowa State News reports the cornerstone of the new Meth odist Episcopal church in Rolfe was laid with exercises. Other items include postmaster nominations, infant death from pills, Epworth fire, theatre boss elected, Masons third degree in Magnolia Logan, and various local county updates.
A consumer warns against cheap baking powders made from inferior materials that fail to leaven and cost more in the long run. Calumet is praised as wholesome, reliable, moderately priced, and easier to use, offering better results with less trouble.
Dr Grenfell of Labrador, after twenty years in the region, predicts a brilliant future for the colony. He claims its population could grow as easily as Norway’s and that Labrador surpasses Iceland Lapland Finland Siberia and Northern Alaska in appeal and potential.
Advertises Defiance Starch as the solution to ironing worries. claims it won’t stick to the iron. Sold everywhere in 16 oz packages for 10 cents.
Jaggs-Somebody told him marriages were made in heaven. Judge.
Constipation causes and aggravates serious diseases. It is thoroughly cured by Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the favorite family laxative.
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