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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
2
Tohn Jongwaard and Ames W. Waite announce their candidacies for County Recorder subject to approval by the County Republican Convention. Names are listed as aspirants awaiting party support.
The Sheldon editor laments the endorsement of Hon. Geo. D. Perkins for United States Senator by a Storm Lake convention on July 95. Perkins has built a strong network in Seven th District with quiet organizing in Sioux County. The piece notes Perkins supporters dominate Sioux County delegates and urges constant political effort.
The county and congressional conventions endorsed the Porto Rican Bill despite the Herald’s open letter. The Reporter questions Lot Thomas and argues Bowers was right. Porto Rico should be governed by the same laws and taxation as other U S territories, with the tariff under the Dingly law seen as misapplied.
The passage notes that the law was enacted mainly as a precedent for use in the Philippine Islands and expresses belief that the measure was wrong.
The piece notes Democratic editorials copied from Republican press material criticizing trusts closing large print mills and causing mass layoffs. It highlights the irony of cross party farrago with references to The Rock Wiley Gazette and Spencer Herald and calls attention to alleged inflated prices and “honest cooperation.”
A year ago, candidate Bryan led a group that captured a tame lion after chasing it with dogs in the hills. Upon returning to town, the Associated Press reported on his hunting prowess as a notable display of marksmanship and leadership.
King Humbert of Italy dies Sunday evening in Monze, Monsez, while distributing gymnastics prizes. He was beloved by his subjects and his death will be regretted by the great powers.
C S Christiensen of Spencer visited Wednesday to explore a local creamery. Flo met with business leaders and favorable interest grew. A meeting is set for Wednesday August 15 at the town bail or printing Office with Mr Chris Uiepsen to discuss details and potential credit.
The Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway offers a Sunday excursion on August 12 with a full day of events. At Woodlawn Park a Marquette Club vs Sioux Palls Cub game starts at 1 00 pm and a Des Moines squad faces Sioux City at 3 30 pm. General admission 25 cents. grand stand 25 cents extra. A band concert at Riverside Park follows with additional amusements.
A special train departs Boyden at 8 06 a m on Sunday August 12 for Riverside Park with return from Sioux City at 6 25 p m and Riverside Park at 6 40 p m Excursion tickets are good only on sale date Round trip from Boyden 2 00 For details contact the ticket agent of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rv F E Core Avent
The speaker questions Democratic views on using troops in China to rescue citizens and cites a claimed alliance involving Great Britain. The unnamed critic urges new leadership to emerge amid ongoing foreign policy tensions and references Conger taking refuge at the British legation.
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation sold by M. Brink. The text then questions Colonel Bryan's stance on Philippine policy, noting his claim they are part of the United States yet urging him to clarify his push for an independent government there.
A vintage ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming sugar coated globules of death cure weakness and fatigue turning to energy and mental power. The copy touts wealth building and sells at 25 cents per box through M Brink.
Emperor William tells troops to give no quarter and take no prisoners. He argues the Chinese are barbaric and civilization cannot fight barbarism with its weapons, regardless of provocation.
A fragment recounts a Civil War story where a ball struck G. B. Steadman of Newark and caused lasting ulcers for 20 years until Bucens Arica Salvé cured him. The tale ends with a medicine advertisement promising cures for curses outs bruises burns boils felons corns and skin eruptions five cent per box. Sold by M Brink Druggist.
Col Bryas backs away from discussing the 16 to Land matter in his acceptance speech. He claims the issue was only a sop to populists and will focus on what he calls imperialism rather than the proposed policy.
The advertisement from Idaville Indiana features J W Gardner praising Electric Bitters as a cure for run down health, loss of appetite, and general weakness. It claims the product restored strength and appetite, with a 50 cent price at M Brinks Drug Store and a guarantee of satisfaction. It also references Dr King’s New Discovery promotions and large free sample giveaways.
Promoted cure claims for Caldwell syrup and tonics with free trials and guarantees. Personal letters praise Syrup Pepsin for dyspepsia with weight gain. Local notices mention delayed payments to Abdul Hamid and a poorly attended Sunday School entertainment raising about 39 dollars.
Advertisement style notice invites bringing books for binding or repair while promoting low rate insurance and farm loans. A. W. Tohr and Sal W. Gabrel in Orange City advertise five percent optional payment loans and imply favorable terms for Sioux County farms.
An OCR fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. It includes testimonials about F J Cheeny and mentions West Trans and Walding Kinnan Marvin as Toledo druggists. Also notes internal cure with blood and mucous surface action and Hall's Family Pills endorsement.
A cartoonish remark questions why Americans do not raise money to supply Tommy Atkins with boots for his barefoot soldiers, humorously critiquing wartime readiness and public aid.
A 20 pound child can safely use Dr Caldwell s Syrup Pepsin with beneficial results similar to adults. The mild liquid laxative aids nature in cleansing the system and avoids the unpleasant effects of pills or cathartics. Available in small ten dose bottles for ten cents and larger sizes 50 cents and one dollar from M Brink.
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