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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
6
A wry remark notes some men are so worthless that their wives feel no alarm when they catch a husband’s cough. The line mocks careless conduct and the social sting of infidelity or neglect, with a sharp punch at marital expectations.
Mrs. 8, W. Knott from Champaign Illinois testifies that after functional disturbances and fainting she found relief using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports organs functioned correctly and praises the medicine’s effects. The ad urges contacting Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York for advice and offers a 10 cent trial packet.
The Lausanne conference ends with Ismet Pasha refusing to accept economic and juridical clauses. Allies sought foreign legal advisors, but Turkey resisted control and demanded rights to revise capitulations. The failure follows Curzon and diplomats’ late-hour efforts. Rail losses total about 1.8 billion dollars, while Clara Phillips faces alleged arrest rumors in Mexico City.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, floor leader, has asked Senators Wadsworth of New York and Lenroot of Wisconsin to act as lieutenants in the floor debate. They have accepted and begun to function in that capacity in Washington.
The Pacific coast excursion season is extended to September 30 announced by the transcontinental passenger association. Reduced fares were to apply from May 15 to September 15 initially.
Retail sugar quotations increase by 50 cents to 8.54 per 100-pound bag, effective Monday. The rise since January 31 is attributed to seaboard price advances affecting markets in Salt Lake City.
Rev D F Boomershine of Maquoketa claims the record as marrying parson. He has united 1 314 people. The Graham farm near South English was sold for 315 per acre. Hogs in Iowa up 17 percent and building activity up 60 percent. Agricultural instruction under Smith Hughes act expanding to 35 counties. Nancy E McRae dies at 92 in Osceola after 63 years in Iowa. Baby dies after scalding in Griswold. Fire destroys Rock Island roundhouse at Valley Junction. National Commander Owsley to speak at Des Moines Legion banquet. Hansen Produce dressed 64 027 chickens since 1922. Cass County taxes mostly three to fifteen mills lower. 250 300 Iowa youths attend ISU short course. Nationwide revival plans presented to Des Moines ministers. Maxwell O Brien named assistant attorney general. Mast brothers farm sale near Grundy Center totalled 14 000. Top graded cows 175. Iowa wheat up 10 percent while national down. House rejects compulsory school audit bill. Tax exemption clash over veterans property. New Hampton Congregational church celebrates 65th anniversary. J D Buser faces opposition over war game decoy bill. Petitions against senate file 306 circulated. Sportsmen campaign to gather names.
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