Women Leaders Push Child Labor Amendment in Iowa
Local and state women’s groups led by Ida B Wise Smith promote the child labor amendment as an enabling act granting Congress power to regulate child labor. They emphasize Iowa laws already exceed federal standards and oppose myths of farm and kitchen work bans for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers Association
General Assembly
Ida B. Wise Smith
C. F. Pye
Max _Meyer
State Parent-Teachers Association
Service Star Legion
Iowa
Fragmentary Note on Labor and Welfare Policy
A fragment cites concern for children avoiding harm and maintaining reasonable healthful employment, emphasizing protective aims rather than eliminating work. It reflects a policy mindset focused on safeguarding youth while ensuring suitable labor opportunities.
Closing Out Sale Near Boyden and Hull Farm
A closing out sale advertised for Wednesday February 11 near Boyden and Hull lists 6 head of horses and 2 mules, 25 cattle, 300 Amcona chickens, farm machinery, and household goods. Items include 8 ft McCormick binder, hay rack, wagons, two box buggies, corn, seeds, millet, and a Primrose separator. Cash payments under $20, credit notes through December 1, 1925 at 8 percent interest, with clerk approval required for notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Hull
McCormick
Hayes
Sterling
Ohio
A. Vander Veen
Meylink & Wiersma
Boyden Bank
Wisconsin banker's role in farming banker farmer movement
The Sall Claire County Bankers Association in Wisconsin formed an agricultural committee in May to plan farming projects. Plans align with state bankers and College of Agriculture efforts, marking the start of county banker farmer collaborations in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sall Claire County Bankers Association
Wisconsin
State Bankers Agricultural Committee
College of Agriculture
Ten Commandments of Rural Mail Service Advice
A compilation of postal guidance urges rural residents to maintain stamps, ready mail, clear boxes, and accessible routes for carriers. It also includes an auction notice for 20 South Dakota horses at Hull Iowa and local notes on jury duty, livestock, and farm equipment listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Creamery Meeting and Band Concert Touted
Peter Meyn Jr of Sheldon attended the Creamery meeting on Wednesday. The Band Concert on Tuesday night February 3 was praised for comic value. Weirt Drenth of Ellsworth was a Boyden caller on Tuesday and helped convoy cattle to Sioux City. The Parent Teachers Association hosted a surprise party for the King Smit family to thank them for remaining in the community. A Ford sedan struck Robt Moret’s bob sled as the party prepared to depart causing injuries and shifting plans to move the Smit family to town for the school building party with refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Meyn, Jr
Sheldon
Weirt Drenth
Ellsworth
Minn
Sioux City
Parent-Teachers Association
King Smit
Smit
Bobsteds
Robt
Moret Bobsted
Sam Steven
Robt, Moret
United Presbyterian Church Service Notes and Themes
Sabbath School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 and 7:30. Morning topic: Can I Know God and Partake of His Life. Evening topic: Can We Trust the Guiding Hand of Providence. Ad urges reading the Reporter for ads and praises business ads by town boosters.
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Jacob van Zwol
Ee Ee Ee Mere Oom Corree
Boyden Reporter
J. H. Puelicher
Public Education Commission
American Bankers Association
Clarence R. Chaney
American Institute of Banking
South Dakota
John Weber
Vivian
S. D Wm. Wiersma
Aud
Mer
G. Bosman
Adam Kwikkel
John Rohde
Meyn
Herman Jantzen
Orange City
George Morris
Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Co
Boyden, Iowa
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United Presbyterian Church
T. McConnell
Pillsbury
Rudolph Henning
Diekever
Mgrs. Boyden