Local Notices From Matlock Area oiling social visits and farm updates
Matlock residents report a week of visits and travel with friends and relatives to Stuart Indiana Ashton Hull Orange City and Sibley. Farmers attend Ft Dodge and Sioux City markets with hog shipments while stock moves to Chicago. A pistol incident injures Paul Versteeg but with prompt care. Local couple plans retirement to George and their son William Hildbrandt marries Lola Speigel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Getting
Warold Becker
Stuart
Emery Bichman
Lew Bichman
Ashton
Van't Hul
Mr. Walchenbach, Jr
Hospers
Fred Beldt
John Huibregtse
Hiram Erfert
Farmers’ Elevator Association
Fred Meester
Sibley
Willard Harms
Paul Versteeg
Schelton
Sheldon
Paul
Martin Hildbrandt
Matlock
George
Wm. Hildbrandt
Lola Speigel
Mat- Toth
Income Tax in a Nut Shell for 1925 Filers
Individuals with net income of 1000 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more must file returns between January 1 and March 15, 1925. Married couples with net income of 2500 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more are also required. The filing is to the collector of internal revenue for the district of residence. Tax rates include 2 percent on the first 4000 dollars over personal exemptions, 4 percent on the next 4000, 6 percent on the balance, and a surtax on net income over 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Venard and Dean Receive Notable Iowa Legislature Appointments
Representative G L Venard of Sioux county was named chair of the County and Township Organization committee and joined Ways and Means Dairy and Food Motor Vehicles and Transportation Private Corporations Suppression of Intemperance and Telephone Telegraph and Express. Senator H E Dean was appointed chair of the Conservation committee and served on Appropriations Agriculture Banks Board of Control Public Schools Highways and Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Venard
Sioux County
Edson
Iowa
Venard
H. E. Dean
Dean
Board of Control
Appreciation Note to Boyden After Sunday Fire
The Ralders family extend thanks to the people of Boyden for assistance and kindness following a fire on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Apples in Baskets at SHOMELDAKEERY Grocery
Readable fragment notes a Winesap apple display in baskets at a local SHOMELDAKEERY grocery. The snippet hints at a storefront fruit arrangement without larger context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shomeldakeery, Grocery
Gerard De Jong to Sing on WEAU Broadcast
Gerard De Jong of Sioux City will present a program of popular songs and piano selections on Saturday evening January 31. The show will be broadcast from Station WEAU by Davidson Bros Co Sioux City Iowa, starting at 8 15 p m. De Jong formerly lived in Boyden and is mother of George De Jong now living here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard de Jong
Sioux City
WEAU
Davidson Bros. C
Ifa
Mr. DeJong
Boyden
George DeJong
Closing Out Sale at Boyden Hull Farm February 3 1925
H. A. Van Roekel owner announces a closing out sale two miles west and one mile south of Boyden or five miles east and one mile south of Hull on Tuesday February 3 1925 starting at noon. The sale includes 6 horses 50 hogs 16 cattle 20 dozen chickens 8 ducks farm machinery and assorted equipment with free lunch at 11 30 and terms 20 or less cash and balances through Dec 1 1925 at 8 percent interest with notes arranged through the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Hull
Deering
McCormick
Johnson
Emerson
John Deere
International
Satley
Beatrice ‘Ream
H. P. Fairbanks
H. P
Sheriff’s Sale Notice of Sioux County Chattel Auction
A General Execution in a Sioux County Iowa District Court case lists Hulbrecht C. Kleyne and Lena Kleyne as debtors. Property to be sold includes horses cows bulls steers calves 20 acres corn 100 bushels oats and related farm items. The sale is set for February 20, 1925 at 10 AM at the SW3 of Section 17 Township 97. Hugo Synhorst is the sheriff conducting the auction for cash to satisfy a $1750 debt plus $13.30 costs and accruing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Sioux County
Kleyne, Sr
Hulbrecht C. Kleyne
Lena Kleyne
Babe
Daisy
Maud
Mack
Nell
Bill
Section 17
Township 97
Dead stock removal and Iowa women farmers counts
The notice lists a central office address at Boyden No 628 Sheldon 70 at Alton where dead stock will be removed promptly. It reports 7500 lady farmers in Iowa with 4200 operating farms 4000 owning farms 20 managers and under 500 tenants. It states nearly 500000 acres under feminine cultivation with 400000 acres cultivated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Sheldon
Alton
Iowa
Public School News Highlights Hull Declamatory Contest
Wednesday night contestants traveled to Hull for the Lyon-Sioux-Six Declamatory contest. Steve won first in Oratorical while Theresa topped Dramatic. Boyden received the silver cup for a year. Thursday Mr Hoeven praised Boyden’s cup win and urged more prizes. The High School sent flowers to Arthur Maris as he regains strength. Jennie Brinks returned after illness and Jennie Drenth was briefly ill. Miss Eason fell ill Tuesday, Theresa led her class. The Gov Class discussion on women in politics featured Miss Scholten and student remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Steve
Theresa
Boyden
Hoeven
Arthur Maris
Jennie Brinks
Jennie Drenth
Miss Eason
Miss Scholten
Amer
Walter
Van Roekel and Vander Veen Sales Advertised This Week
The Reporter lists two upcoming sales, H. A. Van Roekel on February 3 and A. Vander Veen on February 1, with shoppers cautioned to attend. Saturday items include Dutch Rye Bread and Cream Puffs from the Home Bakery Grocery & Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. van Roekel
A. Vander Veen
Reporter
Home Bakery
Merritt Heads Iowa Grain Dealers Association
Judge Merritt of Glidden elected president of the Farmers Grain Dealers association of Iowa at the convention close. Simon Kemmerer of Ames named vice president and S J Cottington of Stanhope treasurer. J P Larson re elected secretary and a nine district board chosen with J M Van Wyk Hull D W Thomas Rembrandt C H Nelson Garner W F Dodrer Rockwell H F Tobin Palmer J G Merritt Glidden S J Cotting ton Stanhope Simon Kemmerer Ames and Wm Niebuhr Blairs town named directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dodge
Merritt
Glidden
Farmers Grain Dealers’ Association of
Iowa
Simon, Kemmerer
Ames
S. J. Cottington
Stanhope
J. P. Larson
J. M. van Wyk
Hull
D. W. Thomas
Rembrandt
C. H. Nelson
Garner
W. F. Dodrer
Rockwell
H. F. Tobin
Palmer
J. G. Merritt
Simon Kemmerer
Wm. Niebuhr
Blairstown
Sheldon Banks Consolidate With First National Bank
Sheldon Savings Bank merged into First National Bank at Sheldon on Monday January 26. All notes and deposits transferred and guaranteed by First National. Footing shown at 1 714 887.63 with deposits at 1 413 605.64. John Versteeg named assistant cashier. William Meiers added to board of directors. The merger aims to cut taxes and overhead while handling enlarged business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Savings Bank
Sheldon
First National Bank
First National
John Versteeg
Siddon Savings Bank
William Meiers
Vander Veen Closing Out Sale at Boyden Farm
Mr A Vander Veen announces a closing out sale on Wednesday February 1 on his Boyden area farm three miles west. The sale includes six horses two mules twenty five cattle nine fall pigs seven hundred bushels of corn one stack millet hay and a large line of farm machinery. Details to follow in next week’s paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Vander Veen
Boyden
W. C. T. U. Meeting and Band Concert Notice
The W. C. T. U. plans a Friday afternoon gathering at Miss Clara Deans home to discuss the Child Labor Amendment. Frank Springman stars in the Burglar Alarm at the Band Concert on Tuesday Feb 3. The Case Moermonds public sale brought 2656 with brisk bidding. they will move to Hollandale Minnesota around March 1 to farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dean
Frank Springman
Case Moermond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sali
Meylink & DeVries
Auds
Soyden Bank
Sheriff's
Hugo Synhorst
Boyden Town Hall
Aes
Lyric Theatre
New York
Public School News
Theresa Lumkes
Sheldon Banks
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