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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
4
The author wishes readers a Happy New Year and prosperity for 1919. Gratitude is expressed for reader support in the past year and hope is voiced for continued good relations and community betterment. The message thanks patrons for liberal patronage and health in the days ahead.
A long list of graduates and notable names appears in the 22 me section, including Kemp Conrad Anderson J Morris Pryde Martin Olsen and others. The roster features dozens of individuals with surnames like Veenschoten Vander Wilt Van Diepen and Kuypers, indicating a community-wide recognition event.
Aug Winter has purchased a new home at George and will move soon. He has farmed for many years and excels as a Holstein-Friesian cattle breeder, earning retirement from a successful career. Friends welcome his decision to rest and enjoy life.
Sioux County Court News lists Rock Valley Sand and Gravel Co suing LeMars Gravel Co for 7640 dollars plus interest over land gravel pit and machinery. Mary Pereboom sues Rev G A Tyler for 310 dollars on promissory notes. Trials set for Van Sickel vs Dr Doolittle, John Ray vs Wm Bloemenaal, W R Smith vs S Jacobsma, Oliver Cradin vs C M and St P Railroad. A marriage license issued to Frank Klein and Allie Hof fs Hospers. Final reports filed in several estates and guardianships. Aliens to be examined Jan 7 for citizenship. Assistant County Supt Dorothy Tye left for Pleasanton for holidays.
A notice from Joe Steven requests patrons to settle all debts promptly as accounts should be paid up before the new year begins. It appeals to friends and indebted customers to come in and settle.
Rev and Mrs Karl Megchelsen received a telegram Tuesday morning announcing the death of Mrs Homer Coppock of Lansing Michigan the Megchelsens sister. They left that morning on late train No 4 for Ainsworth Iowa where the Coppock parents reside. Also notice of Bor sale a team of big mules offered by E G Mahoney and a report that Rev Mr Jake Heemstra of Chicago is spending his holiday vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs John Heemstra.
Alden Revere finds Viola Deane in a damp boat house after her failed marriage. He shelters her and discovers she is the mother who left a note in the past. Viola reveals a troubled life of coercion, desertion, and a hidden killer.
The scene closes with Alden Revere urging Viola to stay and build a home for their family. He vows lasting devotion as Christmastide lights bless their quiet dwelling, promising peace and enduring affection for the couple and their child.
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