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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
1
An enraged crowd tarred and feathered a man involved with another’s wife, sparking questions about moral double standards and mob law. In a separate incident near Boyden, William Kruze nearly drowned in the Vagts sand pit, saved by bystanders and Herman Schoneman.
Police on Sunday evenings have arrested a number of joy-riders terrorizing streets including youths from Orange City Sioux Center Hawarden Maurice Alton and nearby towns. Fines ranged 3.85 to 9.85 with tips on future behavior. Additional names were listed Monday morning with pending similar penalties.
Special sale on toiletries includes vanishing creams face powders toilet waters and more. Prices marked 39c, down from 50c, at Hilton Bros Drug Co for limited time.
Mr and Mrs Gt Slothouber and Mr and Mrs Gt J Kooiman fished at Trumbel lake last week Tuesday. Slothouber caught a 27 inch pickerel. They returned with an exceptionally large mess of fish.
Two young men from Nemaha and Sanborn pleaded guilty to robbing the Brownell Oil Station south of Spencer. Judge Davidson, Emmetsburg, gave 10 year terms at the Anamosa reformatory after leniency recommended by County Attorney Claude Baldwin due to prior good records.
Mr Visser, a former Boyden resident, and his wife relocate to Boyden to work as a baker at the Boyden Bakery. He comes from an Orange City bakery with Dutch baking experience. A Minneapolis baker mentored Hart suker on a new entirely whole wheat bread baked by a secret process unfamiliar to local bakers.
Peter Kooilman, a boy, darted from between parked cars into a oncoming car path. He was thrown to the street and suffered a broken collarbone and cuts and bruises to the head and face. Ben Lyftoge sold a 160 acre farm near Brewster to Henry Den Marter of Orange City and took a 60 acre farm near Orange City in the deal. Possession of both farms will be given March 1.
A July Fourth celebration at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schafer's home featured a morning clay pigeon shoot pitting married against single men, won by the married group with Jim Hardacre and John Van Orte tying at 23 of 25. A noon picnic, afternoon kittenball games, and visits from neighbors enriched the friendly gathering with 25 families attending.
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