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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
4
In Des Moines on August 20 the Democratic state central committee exposes a semi secret organizer network forming the United Iowa Democracy. Members are required to sign a pledge to support the permanent fundraising campaign for the Democratic effort.
The United Iowa Democracy reports about 5,000 members donating to a state central committee fund and to a national committee via Huffman. Helwig and Pansy Butler lead state organizers from Des Moines. The party plans a strong push to contest several Iowa congressional districts, urging Republicans to bolster organization statewide.
In Waterloo to Des Moines trip Farmer Brown tests claims of national prosperity under McKinley. His son John shows tables from Sage on crop values by party decade, comparing Republican and Democratic years and presenting price trends and farm output data. The piece introduces a series examining Iowa prosperity with official records.
In the District Court of State of Iowa Sioux County September Yerm A D 1900. Application of Dr M Brink a registered Pharmacist for a permit to buy keep and sell intoxicating liquors. Notice of Application for a Permit.
Van Den Brink schedules a public sale two miles south of Boyden on Tuesday at 10 am. Items include 7 horses 33 cattle 25 sheep 100 chickens 13 geese 80 guinea fowl 20 ducks 2 turkeys and extensive farm equipment. Household goods also listed. Cash under 1000 and credit terms over 1000 with 1 year on bankable notes at 8 percent. No removal before settlement. Auctioneer M Van Wyk clerk J W McCrum owner G Van Den Brink Sr.
The Rock Valley District Fair runs August 29 to 31 1900 with Brynnites and Mckinleyites competing for a big purse on opening day. Racing features and a ladies day highlight contests while ball games start at 10 a.m. and races at 1 30 p m each day. Excursion rates are offered as cattle hogs horses poultry cereals and fine arts compete for prizes.
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