25 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1898
Page
1
The author argues that suffrage hinges on the voting public, not temperance or office ambitions, and attacks opponents for linking voting rights to moral decline. They cite examples of women voting in municipalities and question women’s suitability for politics while condemning political manipulation and urging focus on morality and home education.
Aug J Boel a Shreveport druggist says it cures my cough and sells best. J E Campbell of Safford Ariz declares it a sure cure for consumption coughs and colds. The product is not an experiment and has stood tests for a quarter century, with a pre trial bottle at M Brink's Drug Store.
An advertisement claims Beggs' German Salve is a universal cure for piles and various ailments including scalds old sores burns eczema and tumors. The notice is signed MM Brink and asserts they keep it in stock.
Lubbers and Company advertise a supply of bran, shorts and corn available at reasonable prices for immediate purchase.
J. H. Newbern of Whitefield, a leading Indian Territory physician, states he has recommended and sold Beggs Blood Purifier for five years and finds it unequal to any other blood medicine he has tried. Druggist M. Brink also endorses the product.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company will run a Mardi Gras Excursion to New Orleans leaving Sheldon at 6:35 p m February 14 for 236 18 round trip. Tickets expire March 19. Through Pullman Sleepers and Tourists Sleepers offered. For circulars with rates and times apply to J F Merry A G P A Manchester Iowa.
Sanborn Sun notes Democrats seek a congress candidate as the district leans toward carrying next fall. Republicans are split and represented by a figure lacking public respect. If nominated, many Republicans may oppose him or back Democrats. C. L. Soyster of Sheldon is seen as the strongest potential winner due to cleanliness, competence, and energy.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts his collapse with yellow skin sunken eyes and pain then credits Electric Bitters. After three weeks on the remedy he recovers and says the medicine saved his life. Also noted is a Missouri corn pyramid exhibit at the Trans Mississippi Exposition showing yearly bushel production and prices over thirty years.
A farm paper praised for practical, everyday use targets western farmers in The Town Homestead. The Special Farmers Institute editions tackle landlord tenant issues and state higher education topics. Subscription is $1 per year including specials. samples available.
The annual election of Boyden in Sioux county Iowa will be held at the town hall on Monday March 28 1898. Officers to be elected include one Mayor one Treasurer one Assessor one Recorder two Councilmen for full term and one Councilman to fill a vacancy for one year. Judges are L Morse L Lowry and C E Work Clerks J A Tuttle and Wm Shimp polls open eight a m close six p m M Brink Mayor.
Public sale of forty Poland China brood sows at my farm one mile north of Orange City on Saturday March 5 1898. Sows come from top stock with prizes at county state and world fairs. all sows selected for quality. Free lunch at 11 30 a m. No weather postponement. sale under cover if needed. P Moran Con Wodps Auctioneer.
The regular monthly examination for teachers will occur in Orange City on February 25 and 26 with a special north side exam in Hull on March 7 and 8 1898. A Sioux Rapids Republican editorial favors Perkins over Helsell, predicting Perkins will run again and Helsell cannot win against the Perkins machine, urging support for Perkins despite limited enthusiasm.
The American Protective Tariff League releases a 144 page edition of the Dingley tariff text with comparisons to the Wilson law and an index. It serves as a reference for tariff questions and is mailed for 25 cents upon request as document No. 27 from 135 West 23rd Street New York.
The National Intelligencer, published in Washington D C, promotes a fresh 16 page edition in its 97th year and invites readers to send ten cents for a three month trial with the National Intelligencer Pub Co of Washington D C.
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