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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
4
The article stresses conditioning farm work horses after winter rest to meet spring demands. It advises a three week gradual toughening period plus a work ration of oats bran corn and hay, with limited lush grass. Grooming, shedding, clipping, and bathing support stamina and reduce excessive sweating for better performance.
The United Presbyterian Church announces Sabbath School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Service at 11:00 a.m. Next Sabbath sermon titled Hope Revived with evening theme Is it Well. Mothers Day observed next week with special prayers for rain. Also notes Thursday Bible study and prayer at 8 p.m. plus a sale of cooling tanks at 1550 by Farmers Co operative Creamery Byoden Iowa.
Advertisement announces a walnut plano for sale by Jones the Plano Man of 613 NE Nebraska Street Sioux City Iowa. The note states it is guaranteed to please and to be paid on the contract balance. Also mentions a separate offer of 3 rolls of toilet paper for 25 cents at the Reporter Office.
The Boyden Reporter announces Jacob Van Zwol as publisher with weekly Thursday issues in Boyden Iowa. It notes weekly publication details and standard postal service entry as second class, with annual subscription $1.75.
The Boyden Public School Board completed hiring for the 1926 27 term. The superintendent is Henry Hoeven. The principal is Miss Christina Scholten. Teachers include Miss Lelia Dodd in high school, Miss Nelle De Valois in grades seven and eight, Miss Mattie Peelen in five and six, Miss Grace Aalders in grades three and four, Miss Paulline Sarset in the primary, and Prof. S H Buntley in music.
Lillian Landhuis and Wilma Stientjes resume studies after mumps. Students enjoyed a field trip with a treasure hunt and a weiner roast. The School Board orders new encyclopedias for the library. Seniors prep for commencement while some boys seek track participation. The Boyden Community Club awards a silver cup for a 220 yard girls relay. Eighth grade sub county declamatory contest held in Orange City with local entrants and winners noted. Ionian Society program planned for Friday. all welcome.
Western Iowa Sunday school convention portion gathers in Algona for three days of inspiration instruction and fellowship with eight mass meetings and twenty specialization conferences. Notable leaders include F F Coffin M A Mhonline R Hayward and R E Kinsell. Flowers for Mother’s Day and local notices follow with births and job ads.
Farmers Co- op Boyden Iow a announces a public sale of the old School House in Sheridan Township District No 7 to the highest bidder on Saturday May 8 at 2 00 PM Henry Schoetje Secretary About forty youths from George and Boyden attended a charivari party in the KP Hall with music and a late hour luncheon reported by the Times News
Announcement appeals to Republican voters in Sheridan Grant Capel and Lynn Townships to nominate A Kamminga for supervisor at the upcoming Primary on June 7. Vanden Brinks urges settling old accounts as well.
The School Board of Seridan Township, Sioux County Iowa will receive sealed bids for a new school house in District No 7 Sheridan Township. Plans and specifications available April 17 1926 at John Grooters home. Bids must be in writing with certified check 5 percent of bid. Bids opened May 1 1926 2 50 PM at the District No 7 school house. Board may reject any or all bids. Henry Schloetje secretary.
Wm Van Giessen is listed sick on Tuesday. Mrs Join Ver Hoorn of Boyden advertises ducks and geese for hatching. Mr and Mrs A De Valois visited Sioux City on Tuesday. Miss Jennie Ver Hoef returned from a visit with relatives in Sanborn Iowa on Tuesday.
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