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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
2
The piece discusses a proposed 860,000 bond to build a new county courthouse and Orange City’s 15,000 contribution, urging a yes vote next Wednesday. It also notes women’s suffrage efforts facing opposition and hints that Frank Large may become Rock Valley’s postmaster, reflecting local political currents.
Mercury in catarrh ointments can ruin smell and disrupt the whole system via mucus surfaces. Use only prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hell's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co claims no mercury and acts on the mucous membranes. Made in Toledo Ohio. testimonials free. sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills also advertised as the best.
The legislature debates a normal school bill while critics argue the state has ample funds. Despite warnings, it appears another school could be built with excess revenue, as officials urge better care of currently operating state schools.
The upcoming election will include a notable contest for the office of Auditor with strong regional voting patterns. Seventeen votes from Holland are expected to support a western district candidate as part of the likely political alignment.
The text notes that amending the constitution by striking the word male is not considered a precise fractional change. It discusses legal language and the relative importance of word removal versus numeric precision in constitutional edits.
A fragment notes several anaréthista figures to continue activity, highlighting Emma Golden as a likely initiator. The text suggests sustaining momentum with ongoing recruitment and organization despite uncertain conditions.
Editor Bowers announces a forthcoming county map described as the sole effective business tool for George, signaling a fresh cartographic release and its practical value.
Gov Shaw announces a reward of 8250 for the arrest and conviction of the Chelsea bank robber who killed Marshal John Smith. The report notes a body blow from the bears in Chicago and grain prices closing nearly two cents lower.
The piece asserts President Roosevelt should secure the Republican nomination and is certain to win. It notes Ed DeMots is rumored as a candidate for a fourth term as County Auditor.
The coming legislature session could overhaul liquor laws and Sioux County plans a new courthouse. Sohley court findings have been located and Iowa aims to own a printing and binding plant. Hog numbers rise with rising pork prices.
Miss Mary Goddard will retire as Sioux county deputy clerk on January 1st. She has served with faithfulness and ability across several terms. Mr. P. B. Ewing of Grant township will succeed her. The piece also covers Judge Wakefield hearing a grand jury case in Ireton and bail discussions for W. F. Reynolds, plus local arrests and a youth plea in Maurice and surrounding towns.
An old time ad style note urges readers to take Rocky Mountain Tea to ease pimples and scores of troubles, promising a farewell reception to ailments and recommending asking a druggist for details and pricing.
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