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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
4
Jesus’ Instructions advise against carrying money or extra gear on the road. The passage from Matthew 10 9 10 emphasizes relying on God and the generosity of workers as they travel preaching.
A special execution in Sioux County Iowa orders the sale of John Westra and Minnie Westra property the NE quarter of section 34 township 97 north range 43 west at the Sioux County Courthouse Orange City on February 17 1923. Debt 27600.06 costs 538.92 plus accruing costs. Hugo Synhorst Sheriff. 52 Fruit Tree Pruning Demonstrations Capel Township Farm Bureau holds February 6 and 7 at local farms with George Dunlop presenting.
Sabbath School at 10:00 and 11:00 preaching. Cc U Meeting at 6:45 and 7:30 preaching. Morning theme The Concluding Study of the Revelation. Evening theme The Bible Doctrine of Justification. Ladies Aid meets February 8 with Mrs. Arthur Miller.
John Wansink sold his 90 acre farm adjoining Sheldon on the north east corner to H S Dethmers of Boyden for 305.00 per acre. Dethmers, a dairyman and Holstein breeder, plans to move March 1. The deal follows recent inflated land values and restores some confidence in the area’s land market.
The Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Co. of Boyden Iowa held its annual shareholders meeting on January 26 with about 400 attendees. Directors were elected Fritz Heitritter D Kruse Henry Vagts Henry Schioetje and Henry Kortekamp. The year’s butter sales reached 835802 pounds generating 322472.55 dollars in value and a 4 cent per pound dividend was paid.
Paramount shows Saturday double feature with Ladies Must Live as the main attraction. Betty stars in the familiar story as audiences are invited to see a familiar face in a tale of romance and resilience.
A man found dead in a Gretna haystack is identified as C. W. Cooledge 34 formerly of Boyden and son of Mrs. Jennie Cooledge. He escaped from the state asylum December 9 and may have attempted to walk home tiring and collapsed in the haystack. The Sioux City Tribune notes the death and cites Superintendent Griffiths. A separate item mentions 30 cent duro leum rugs at Van Dyke's and Betty Compson in Ladies Must Live at the movies.
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