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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
Gorden Reporter Jacob van Zwol publisher notes weekly Thursday issue from Boyden Iowa. Post office entry as second class matter. Subscription rates listed: 1.15 per year and 2.00 for two years on a single wrapper.
Gysbert B Kuiper died Friday morning at age 66 years 3 months from endocarditis after a rheumatic attack. Born in Pella on September 25 1858 he married Helena De Jung and ten of their fifteen children survive. He lived in this county as a farmer and in Hull ran a garage before moving to Sioux Center five years ago. Funeral Monday at Central Reformed Church with Rev Haverkamp officiating. Interment Carmel Cemetery beside two children.
A man in a valored family tries to dodge the income tax collector as his wife blocks the doorway and demands fortune. He admits slight luck while pondering措施 to avert the revenue pest.
The article highlights the Pitch lake of Trinidad as a vast natural reservoir yielding annual asphalt exports. It notes the Mugudi lake in British East Africa as a large soda deposit, ten miles long and two to three miles wide, appearing like a ruined white sheet.
In a Kansans City Star quip a young man on a log asks why a swain sits waiting. He replies he is waiting for Miss Duck Daddle to attend singing school tomorrow night, noting lovers ignore delays. The cartoonish exchange captures small town humor and romance.
A German youth saved two French divers unable to swim in the Rhine. Impressed, a French tribunal promised a reward. He asked mercy for seven condemned men facing execution, and his request was granted.
In a dialogue excerpt Senator Sorghum questions full understanding of a subject. He notes that during travel in Europe they spoke of a million marks but never counted such sums in life.
Business ads offer 20 percent off hand painted china and a Fada Neutrodyne radio. a Ford touring car for sale. Local residents Mr L Rees improves after hiccoughs. Notices include sales, moves to Boyden, and farewell to Hibbeler family relocating to Chicago.
Aunt Emmy advises Maud on saving money and how savings banks invest deposits in sound mortgages and government securities. They stress consulting trusted bankers or trust companies before investing, keeping cash on hand while gradually shifting savings to high grade securities.
A historical analysis argues that government costs tax the public heavily, with 1920 tax receipts over five billion and current totals exceeding three billion. The text laments overbearing laws and regulations, noting two million government officials and a duty to defend constitutional restraints that safeguard individual liberties and minority rights.
The United Presbyterian Church led by W. T. McConnell urges opposition to Congress overriding Supreme Court decisions, defending the constitutional division of powers. The notice also mentions a church schedule with Sabbath services and midnight messages, plus a prayer day for the New World Movement and WM.S meeting details.
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