Notice to sell tame live rabbits and pigeons
John Droog of Hull Iowa advertises paying the highest market price for tame live rabbits and pigeons and provides contact by phone 154.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
5
John Droog of Hull Iowa advertises paying the highest market price for tame live rabbits and pigeons and provides contact by phone 154.
Poultry and eggs cash prices listed by N D Lowery. Yorkton visitors Mr and Mrs John Meyn stay with Grandfather Meyn. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Dokter near Middlebury. H Marias recovering from rheumatism. Boyden town team defeats Sioux Center 18 to 7. Wright’s products sold by Hilton Bros Drug Co. Church services at United Presbyterian with Archibald Stewart preaching and topics The Farewell of a Great Warrior and The New Trail. Ladies Aid meeting planned. Residents news from Shel don and De Jong home. Remington Portastile typewriter for sale. Mr and Mrs Robi Smith to move to Boyden Feb 1. 90 bu self feeder for sale. Arthur Vander Veen visiting from Holland Michigan. Stray hog advert inviting owner to reclaim animal.
A mixed reader notices column lists a found wrist watch, new year greetings from Van Den Brink’s, births, sales and prices at local businesses, farm rentals, travel to Brookings, and recent land purchases. Notables include a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Jake De Zeeuw, Archibald Stewart preaching at Brookings, and Emil Hansen buying 240 acres known as the Dockendorff place.
Mr Albert Dean 84 plus is progressing as well as can be expected after surgery at Myers Hospital Sheldon. A second operation may be needed when advisable and family and staff await his full recovery at home with ongoing care and frequent visits.
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