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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1910

Page

3

Granaries Race to Shield Corn and Wheat Crops

Report describes Mexican granaries with stone and brick walls designed to deter pests and thieves. Details explain cone shaped granaries, raw brickwork, and a wet brick wall between grain room and sewer-like chamber to control infestations and pilferage. A separate anecdote recalls a businessman’s catastrophic grain venture and a humorous miscalculation of losses.

Mexico United States Kanson City Mar

Venetian Masquerades Shape 18th Century Fashion

London reviewers recount how Venice set the trend for masquerade wear and theatrical glamour through the 1700s. Paris and London soon imitated, with masks and costumes becoming a public passion, drawing aristocrats and stage players to celebrated salons and theaters.

Venice Monte Carlo Paris London Watt Soho Gentletvam London Saturday Review

The Judges Ride Through Westminster History

The piece traces the Ladges rite to Wentainster ball evolving from mule to horse to coach transport. It notes Charles II era horseback processions and growing public indifference, with dignitaries preferring quiet life over ceremonial pageantry as the journey faded.

Tura Charles II Wee Wien Fidgers Jonrany

Fragmentary reminiscence from a shipboard tale on loss

A garbled reminiscence recalls a trio on a pottery teek journey with a brotherly sailor wounded by waves. The speaker explains a tendency to bury sorrow, noting long nights of water on the window and fear of sleep, as the tale repeats with shifting paths.

Honda Beleg Seodow Wil

Monumental Irish Bull Tomb Erected for Ormonde Retainer

An Irish newspaper notes a tombstone memorial described as monumental, honoring a former retainer of the Ormonde Sarally. The piece hints at a symbolic bull form linked to Kilkenny Castle as a lasting tribute.

Kilkenny Ormonde Sarally

Public Sale Near Boyden 1910 Auction of Livestock and Farm Gear

The sale on Wednesday February 2 1910 at 10 o'clock features 45 head of cattle 30 steer high grade Poland China sows and pig stock along with a full farm equipment list including grain grinders plows cultivators binders mowers wagons carriages buggies and a DeLaval cream separator Usual terms ARIE KUYPER

Boyden Wed Poland Janesville McCormick Blackhawk Waterloo Bay Arie Kuyper

Harry Nienhuis Dealer in Pianos Organs and Sewing Machines

Local dealer Harry Nienhuis operates from Sheldon Iowa offering pianos organs and Singer sewing machines with service and sales options for residents of the area.

Harry Nienhtris Cestave Sheldon Iowa Harry Nienhuis

Public Sale At Van Zyl Farm Near Boyden Iowa

Public sale at 2 miles west of Boyden on the Main Road and 5 miles east of Hull on Tuesday February 1 1910 at 10 o clock sharp. Items include 4 horses and 1 mule 10 cows 11 spring calves 39 head total plus farm machinery many implements a new DeLasal cream separator incubator and more. Free lunch at noon terms usual. C Van Zyl auctioneers Sime Smidt clerk. Owner.

Boyden Hull Pate McCormick Janesville C. van Zyl Sime Smidt Will H. Eddy

Fragmented Old-Time Ad Laughs at Tobacco Brands

A garbled snippet shows household banter about tobacco jars and sticks. Quotes from Mrs and Mr speakers mention a fancy stick and lament the tobacco smoked, with a stray remark about memory and brand confusion.

George

The Wall Street Exchange and the Question of Honor

A Persimist critiques Wall Street as a fortress of honor amid swift trades on Broad Street. He notes that in the frenzied marketplace, a word or sign can seal a deal with ruin or reward, while insisting he does not excuse crimes yet records how the exchange presents itself as fair and upright.

A. Peswtsrtet Henge Wall Street York Mwek New York Broad Street

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